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.
Student Membership is completely free during 2026. 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 (23.06.26)
- 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
Thank you to those that joined us!
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Science Communication to Industry Stakeholders
- Tailoring messages to industry stakeholders
- Translating complex findings into clear, accessible take-home messages
- Avoiding jargon and overgeneralisation
- Communicating uncertainty, limitations and welfare implications
- Encouraging evidence-informed change without overstating findings
3rd November 9pm GMT
(check your timezone specific to the 3rd as there is a GMT timezone change)
Ethics in equine research: Applying the 3 R's to your research project
- Applying the 3Rs: Replacement, Reduction and Refinement in equine research.
- Integrating welfare considerations and guidelines into ethical research design.
- Balancing scientific validity with horse welfare and minimising harm.
24th November 2pm GMT
(check your timezone specific to the 24th as there is a GMT timezone change)
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...
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...
