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This week, our final year students received their degree results - marking the culmination of their years of study with us.
Many took to social media to share the good news and to celebrate - and our employees, who have worked alongside them every step of the way, were there to share the good news too.
Harper Adams Vice-Chancellor Professor Ken Sloan shared these words of advice on LinkedIn, reminding them that they are not alone - but are part of a forever-growing Harper Adams community.
Catch up with our roundup of some of the social media highlights of results week below.
My wife did this course over 25 years ago - it has served her well and she still talks so fondly of her time at Harper.
— Martin Owen (@Martinsalopian) July 13, 2023
Unbelievably proud to have completed my degree at harper With a first class honours. Next step is starting as a crop input specialist with Agrii next week! ???? #haugrad #trueblue #harperadams @HarperAdamsUni pic.twitter.com/UJWIm1fSuf
— Lily Butters (@LilyButters01) July 11, 2023
Don't forget - even after your course finishes, you never really leave the global Harper Adams community.
From our streamlined Alumni application process for Postgraduate degrees to careers guidance for that next step, we're here to support you.
Find out more about some of the benefits and services we offer our Alumni here.
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