Teaching team

We have a number of internationally recognised experts in their field contributing to the teaching of many aspects of the programme.

University of Edinburgh staff

Bryony LancasterProgramme Director
Dr Victoria Lindsay-McGeeProgramme Co-ordinator
Dr Sarah BrownSenior Research Fellow and Lecturer in Animal Behaviour
Dr Jenny ClementsLecturer in Equine Practice
Mrs Louise CornishSenior Lecturer, Lecturer in Equine Reproduction
Dr Ian HandelLecturer, Veterinary Surgeon and Chartered Statistician 
Professor John KeenPersonal Chair of Equine Cardiovascular Medicine
Mr Padraig KellySenior Lecturer, Lecturer in Equine Orthopaedics 
Cynthia NaydaniPlanetary Health / One Health Teaching Fellow
Dr Gemma PearsonSenior Clinical Training Scholar in Equine Practice
Professor Scott PirieSenior Lecturer in Equine Internal Medicine
Dr Richard ReardonSenior Lecturer, Course Leader Equine Orthopaedics

External staff

Dr Tamsin CoombsSRUC
Dr Mina Davies-MorelEmeritus Reader, Aberystwyth University. Course Leader Equine Reproduction 
Dr Jenni Douglas

Senior Lecturer, Hartpury University,

Lecturer on Equitation Science and Equine Exercise Physiology 

Dr Andrea Ellis

Independent Equine Nutritionist, Course Leader Equine Digestion and Nutrition,

Lecturer Research Methods Data Analysis (Equine Science)

Dr Tamzin FurtadoLecturer and Researcher
Professor Carol HallEmeritus Professor, Nottingham Trent University, Lecturer Equitation Science
Ben HartThe Donkey Sanctuary
Dr Jo Hockenhull The Donkey Sanctuary
Dr Alyssa Logan Middle Tennessee State University
Dr Eva MarunovaLecturer and Researcher
Dr Ruth Morgan SRUC
Professor Brian Nielsen

Lecturer, Michigan State University,

Lecturer on Equine Digestion & Nutrition and Equine Exercise Physiology

Professor Hayley Randle

Associate Head of School/Associate Professor Charles Sturt University,

Lecturer on Equitation Science

Suzanne Rogers Human Behaviour Change for Animals (HBCA)
Dr Gillian Tabor Hartpury University and Hartpury College
Professor Natalie WaranExecutive Dean and Professor (One Welfare), EIT
Jo White Human Behaviour Change for Animals (HBCA)
Dr Katie Williams Dengie
Professor Janne Winther-ChristensenLecturer and Researcher
Professor Inga Wolframm Sustainable Equestrian, Van Hall Larenstein University of Applied Sciences

 

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