Valentines Day is an opportunity to show or tell your loved ones why you love them and spoil them, so we thought we would lean into the day and share with you some of the reasons why our students and alumni love Harper Adams.
“The course qualifies you for so much, the graduate employment statistics are phenomenal and its reputation within industry is second to none.”
Sarah McBride, BSc (Hons) Agriculture with Animal Science
“Studying Agri-Business at Harper was one of the best decisions I’ve made, and if you have a passion for agriculture and want to understand the ins and outs of succeeding from a business perspective, the Agri-Business course at Harper Adams should be your first port of call.”
Ryan Doble, BSc (Hons) Agri-Business
“My lecturers have been fantastic too; they have helped steer me to where I am today.
“They are committed to their students' academic and personal development, and as a result there is a real sense of mentorship here at Harper Adams, which I doubt you would find at bigger institutions.”
Raj Pandya, BSc (Hons) Applied Zoology.
“The engineering courses at Harper are better put together than other institutions. I’ve had so many opportunities to apply my knowledge and to specialise in what I find interesting.”
Frederick Davies, MEng Agricultural Engineering
“Everyone at the university is so friendly! Shropshire is very different to Beijing, but I have adapted quickly to the environment… It’s very peaceful and the air is so clean.”
Nancy Han, International Business of Management.
“There is so much on offer here, with the labs and the farm and in terms of modules… one hour I could be studying crops and the next Farm Business Management – there is such a range!”
Caitlin Townley-Birkett, FdSc Agriculture Student.
I would absolutely go nowhere else. I love it here. If I had choose all over again it would still, and always be, Harper Adams.
“I have extremely enjoyed all social aspects of the university, from seeing friends in the pubs of Newport and attending Polo Club socials, to the hilarity that was the Welcome Week Sports Day.”
Benedict Churchhouse, MEng Agricultural Engineering
“The resources available to degree apprentices at Harper are exceptional. The online library system is a real benefit and the learning hub enables our lecturers to give us all the information we need in one accessible place!”
Lucy Watts, Food Industry Technical Professional Apprentice
Catch up with former food student, Amy Stoner
Alumna and scholar Amy Stoner spoke to Director of Development and Alumni Relations Doris Taylor at a recent Clyde Higgs Scholars’ Con …
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