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First-Year Land and Property Management students attended a Young Professionals Evening in Shrewsbury.
17 February 2022
First-Year Land and Property Management students attended a Young Professionals Evening in Shrewsbury to hear some of our alumni speak about their career progression since leaving Harper Adams.
Topics discussed included advice as to how best to prepare for and pass their RICS Assessment of Professional Competence.
Students were also advised to join up as a member of the Central Association of Agricultural Valuers as soon as possible.
This was followed by a meal, after which a number of the students took part in a three-legged egg and spoon race as they visited a couple of public houses in Shrewsbury.
Thinking about studying a Land and Property Management Degree? Then come and talk to the lecturers at our next Open Day.
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