Successful bursary projects
Some examples of successful bursary research projects funded by World Horse Welfare.
Some examples of successful bursary research projects funded by World Horse Welfare.
You can find out more about applying for a bursary with us on our Undergraduate Bursaries page.
Year Awarded | Student Study Year | University | UGB title and location |
2024 | Final year | University of Cambridge | The epidemiology of endocrinopathic laminitis in extensively grazed native pony herds |
2024 | EMS | University of Nottingham | A scoping review of equine physiotherapy to inform evidence-based decision |
2024 | Student Research Component as part of the BVM&S degree | University of Edinburgh | The impact of gender dynamics on the welfare of working equids in the Nepalgunj region of Nepal |
2023 | Year 3 EMS | University of Bristol | Investigating the role of the Agrovet and worming protocols in treating Panamanian working equids (Panama) |
2023 | Year 5 EMS | University of Liverpool | UK equine assisted therapy – what’s in it for the horse? (UK) |
2020 | Year 3 EMS | University College Dublin | Evaluation of the effect of owner knowledge on their perceptions of and attitudes towards common health conditions in horses (Ireland) |
2020 | Year 3 EMS | University of Glasgow | An investigation into the link between work and health in working equines in Guatemala (Guatemala) |
2019 | Year 5 Research Project Equine elective | University of Cambridge | Developing a model of open equine castration for educational purposes (UK) |
2019 | Year 3 EMS | University of Nottingham | Horses’ behaviour during tacking up and mounting: do horse owners recognise abnormal behaviour? (UK) |
2019 | Year 3 EMS | University College Dublin | Aspects of endocrine diseases in equines (Ireland) |
2019 | Year 3 Research Project | University of Edinburgh | Headshaking and potassium: The missing link? (UK) |
2019 | Year 4 EMS | University of Bristol | The impact of World Horse Welfare’s Farrier and Harness Projects on equine welfare and owner attitudes towards equine welfare (Senegal) |