My Horse University Program

My Horse University (MHU) was established in 2005 at MSU, the pioneer land-grant university with nationally ranked programs in equine science and management. MHU brings research and knowledge from world-renowned experts to online courses and products. MHU’s courses provide a comprehensive and convenient learning experience for horse enthusiasts throughout the world.

Courses include:

  • Basic Horse Care & Management (On-demand | FREE)
  • Biosecurity for Your Horse (On-demand | FREE)
  • Crash Course for a Healthy Horse (Cohort | $50)
  • Crash Course for Feeding Your Horse (Cohort | $50)
  • Crash Course for Horse Housing (Cohort | $50)
  • Equine Herpes Virus (On-demand | FREE)
  • Horse Behavior and Welfare (On-Demand | $200)
  • Horse Breeding and Selection Series (On-demand | FREE)
  • Horse Colic – Spanish (On-demand | FREE)
  • Horse Industry Labor Force (On-demand | FREE)
  • Horse Nutrition (On-Demand | $200)
  • Horse Selection and Evaluation (On-Demand | $200)
  • Horse Sense: Equine Youth Safety (On-demand | FREE)
  • Introductory Horse Management (On-demand | FREE)
  • Preparing and Breeding Your Mare – Spanish (On-demand | FREE)
  • Purchasing and Owning a Horse 101 (On-demand | FREE)
  • Summer Horse Care 101 (On-demand | FREE)
  • Trail Riding 101 (On-demand | FREE)

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