CAFRE said applications for its September 2026 equine programmes were open when it promoted the courses on 22 July, offering routes from Level 2 study to BSc Honours degree level.<br><br>The College of Agriculture, Food and Rural Enterprise presented the courses as part of its equine education provision, with options spanning different stages of study.
The range described by CAFRE begins at Level 2 and extends to an honours degree. That means the college’s published offer covers both an entry-level route and higher-level academic study within its equine programmes.<br><br>The promotion was issued on 22 July 2026 and related specifically to September entry that year. CAFRE stated at that time that applications remained open.
The announcement is directed at prospective students considering equine study. It is a course-information and application notice rather than an account of a new qualification or a report of completed study.<br><br>CAFRE’s material identifies the Level 2-to-BSc Honours span, but does not in the supplied information set out the content, duration or entry requirements of each individual route.
For those considering a place, the published message is that CAFRE had equine programmes available across several educational levels for the autumn intake. The original notice placed the application status in the context of September 2026 entry.
As the application statement was made in July, prospective applicants should obtain the current position from CAFRE before relying on it. Places, deadlines and course availability can only be confirmed by the college at the time of enquiry.
CAFRE is the source of the course promotion and the stated progression from Level 2 to BSc Honours degree study. Its announcement identifies equine education as the subject area and September 2026 as the intake referenced.<br><br>The college’s information should be consulted for current application details and for the conditions attaching to any individual programme.