Looking back at a remarkable 125th anniversary celebration
Ian Rowley is Harper Adams University's Executive Director for Institutional Impact and Engagement – and had a front-line seat as prep …
Posted 1 October
Working over Easter
16 May 2019
One thing you’ll notice about Harper is that during the holidays, almost everyone works full time!
This Easter, I returned to the same farm I was lambing on last year, which I found through the National Sheep Association Website. Obviously you have to leave time to complete your assignments and revise over Easter, but if you’re looking for work the Careers Office at Harper can be really helpful, and often other students’ families want help so it’s generally easy to find something if you ask!
By Dearbhla Connell
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