Agricultural Autonomy Institute joins Harper Adams University's 125th anniversary celebrations
A leading American expert in agricultural autonomy has paid tribute to Harper Adams University as it marks its 125th anniversary.Dr Alex Tho …
Posted 22 October
The NEC, Birmingham has started to feel like a second home for the Harper Adams shows team over the last few weeks thanks to our presence at both Autosport International and LAMMA, where we got to showcase our range of courses and the fantastic opportunities we offer (and of course, our rally team with their brand new livery!) It was fantastic to be able to chat with prospective students, network with industry partners and even catch up with our alumni!
Here are some highlights from Autosport - a firm favourite with our engineers!
MEng Automotive Engineering student Isaac Butland writes on LinkedIn:
"An honour to represent Harper Adams University at Autosport International this past weekend. Fantastic to talk to prospective students, members of the public, and members of industry about the excellent engineering courses on offer, and our professional British Rally team ‘Rallying the Wright Way’. It was also great to network and make new connections with industry leaders in my ongoing search for a placement for the next academic year."

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