
Equine Institute: The Complete Learning Library
Every course we offer. One purchase. Lifetime access.
Build a complete, science-based understanding of horses, from foundational care to advanced veterinary science.
The Complete Learning Library gives you unrestricted access to all 34 courses in the Equine Institute curriculum, organized across four progressive levels. Whether you own horses, work with them professionally, or are building a homeschool science program, everything is structured, credible, and designed to build real understanding.
- 34 courses across 4 progressive levels
- Self-paced with lifetime access
- Certificate of completion for every course
Developed by practicing veterinarians and equine physiotherapists. Each course includes structured lessons, quizzes, and a certificate of completion.
Regular price: $3,117. Your price: $1,850. Plus lifetime access to all new courses we add going forward.
What You'll Learn
34 courses organized across four progressive levels. Start at the beginning or jump to what matters most to you.
Part 1: Foundations
Eight courses covering the essential knowledge every horse owner and enthusiast should have. Start here if you are new to equine science or want to build a solid base before moving into more technical subjects.
Part 2: Movement
Five courses focused on equine anatomy, structure, and motion. Complete these in sequence for the clearest understanding of how horses move and why it matters for health and performance.
Part 3: Intermediate
Nine courses covering veterinary technology, medical science, infectious disease, lameness, pharmacology, and more. Choose based on your area of focus.
Part 4: Advanced
Twelve courses covering specialized medical knowledge, clinical case studies, fascial therapy, anesthesia, reproduction, and bodywork. Best taken after completing the earlier levels.
All 34 Courses Included
All courses included in the Complete Learning Library, organized by level.
Part 1: Foundations
- Fundamentals of Horse Breeds and Equestrian Disciplines
- Equine First Aid Essentials: Emergency Care for Horse Owners
- Equine Physiology and Sociology: Understanding Horse Behavior, Anatomy, and Biological Systems
- The Equine Hoof: Anatomy, Physiology and Maintenance
- Advanced Equine Nutrition, Gastrointestinal and Digestive Health
- Equine Pasture and Facility Management: Create a Healthy Environment for Your Horses
- Equine Parasitology: Strategic Management and Control
- Expert Guide to Selecting the Perfect Horse
- Equine Bodywork for Beginners
- Young Horse Explorers
Part 2: Movement
- Applied Equine Anatomy: Function, Movement and Maintenance
- Mastering Equine Conformation: Understanding Structure, Balance, and Performance
- Advanced Equine Biomechanics for Equine Professionals
- Case Study 3: Shoulder Injuries
- Equine Osteoarthritis: Understanding, Managing and Treating OA in Horses
Part 3: Intermediate
- Equine Infectious Diseases: Prevention, Management, and Biosecurity
- Case Study 5: Infectious Diseases
- Comprehensive Equine Physical Examination and Restraint Techniques
- Fundamentals of Equine Patient Care: Essential Skills for Veterinary Professionals
- Fundamentals of Lameness Evaluation: Diagnosing and Managing Lameness in Horses
- Fundamentals of Equine Hematology and Laboratory Techniques
- Fundamentals of Equine Pharmacology: Comprehensive Guide for Veterinary Professionals
- Advanced Equine Laser and Light Therapy: Principles and Applications
- Equine Dentistry: Essential Care for Your Horse's Teeth and Health
Part 4: Advanced
- Fundamentals of Equine Anesthesia and Surgery
- Advanced Equine First Aid: Emergency Response Training for Horse Professionals
- Theory of Equine Fascial Integration Therapy
- Case Study 1: Vision and Saving the Eye
- Case Study 2: Cancer Detection
- Case Study 4: Neurological Diseases
- Advanced Equine Case Studies: In-Depth Diagnosis and Treatment Strategies
- Advanced Equine Musculoskeletal Diseases and Conditions
- Contraindications for Equine Bodywork
- Equine Reproduction Essentials: Breeding, Foaling, and Foal Care
Course Structure and Expectations
This is not passive learning. You'll build a real, working understanding of equine science that you can apply with confidence.
Each course is structured to take you beyond surface-level knowledge, with clear explanations, practical examples, and assessments that ensure you actually understand the material.
All courses include structured video lessons, written content, quizzes, and exams. A minimum passing score of 70% is required to earn your certificate, ensuring real comprehension of the material.
Everything is self-paced with lifetime access. Come back to any course, any time. Your access never expires and every new course added to the library is included at no extra cost.
Continuing Education and Professional Recognition
The Equine Institute partners with respected organizations across the equine and veterinary industries. Selected courses are approved for continuing education credit through RACE, PATH International, NBCAAM, ETAA, and The Herd Institute, with eligible courses clearly noted.
Each course includes a certificate of completion suitable for professional portfolios, continuing education documentation, and homeschool transcripts.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long do I have access?
Lifetime. Once you purchase, the full library is yours with no expiration.
Can I use ESA funds to purchase this?
Yes. The Equine Institute is an approved vendor in Arizona, Arkansas, Utah, West Virginia, and New Hampshire. Visit our homeschool page for full details.
Does this include courses added in the future?
Yes. Any new courses added to the Equine Institute curriculum are included in your library at no additional cost.
Is this only for beginners?
No. The curriculum is structured across four levels, starting with foundational knowledge and progressing into advanced veterinary science and clinical topics. Many students begin at the early levels, while others use the library to deepen existing knowledge or focus on specific areas.
Can this be used for professional development?
Yes. Many courses are approved for continuing education through organizations such as RACE, PATH International, NBCAAM, ETAA, and The Herd Institute. Certificates of completion can be used for CE documentation and professional portfolios.
Can homeschool students use this for credit?
Yes. Courses can count toward biology or elective credit at the middle and high school level. Each course includes a certificate of completion, and course outlines are available to support transcript documentation.
Do I need prior experience?
No prior experience is required. The library is designed to support both those new to equine science and those looking to expand or refine their existing knowledge.
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