International Society for Equitation Science: Student Webinar Series (Members only)
Welcome to the International Society for Equitation Science (ISES) Student Webinar Series! This is a dedicated space for students to explore the evolving field of Equitation Science and connect with the next generation of equine researchers and professionals. As a sister series to our main webinar programme, these sessions highlight emerging ideas, research methods, career development, and expert perspectives shaping the future of equine science.
New for 2026: Student Membership is completely free. Student members receive complimentary access to all live Student Webinar Series sessions and more — become a member today.
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Topics
Developing robust experimental designs in equine research: in memory of Professor Frank Ödberg with Professor Machteld van Dierendonck
- Equine veterinarian & behaviour researcher
- Expertise in equine welfare, behaviour & social dynamics
- Bridging scientific research with practical horse management
- Designing rigorous, reliable and impactful equine studies
- Turning research into meaningful outcomes for horses
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Ethics in equine research: Applying the 3 R's to your research project
- Applying the 3Rs framework (Replacement, Reduction, Refinement) in equine research
- Designing ethical studies that support both scientific quality and horse welfare
- Practical approaches to ethical decision-making in student and early-career research
- Identifying and reducing potential sources of stress or burden within research protocols
- Strengthening ethics applications and improving project planning
Coming soon...
Solutions for statistical problems in equine research
- Recognising common statistical challenges in equine research
- Choosing appropriate tests for different study designs and data types
- Working with small sample sizes, repeated measures, and individual variation
- Interpreting results clearly and avoiding common reporting errors
- Improving confidence in statistical planning, analysis, and communication
Coming soon...
Getting your equine research published
- Understanding the publication process from submission to peer review
- Structuring and writing a strong equine research manuscript
- Responding to reviewer feedback and navigating revisions
- Avoiding common reasons for rejection
- Building visibility and impact for your research
Coming soon...
Science Communication to Industry Stakeholders
- Communicating equine research clearly to non-academic audiences
- Translating scientific evidence into practical industry application
- Engaging effectively with horse owners, trainers, veterinarians, and policymakers
- Balancing scientific accuracy with accessibility and impact
- Increasing the reach and influence of equine research
Coming soon...
The road to a PhD - how do I get there?
- Exploring different routes into postgraduate research and PhD opportunities
- Building experience through research, networking, and academic development
- Understanding applications, funding, and finding supervisors
- Navigating common challenges and expectations of doctoral study
- Learning from researchers with different pathways into academia
Coming soon...