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Llinos Botwood, from Plymouth, Devon, has graduated with BSc (Hons) Veterinary Nursing and Practice Management.
She’s now working as a veterinary nurse in a small animal veterinary hospital and eye referral centre in Devon. She said: “I was offered a job in the same veterinary practice that I did my placement year at. I plan to go on neutering clinics abroad to help those less fortunate than us to handle their numbers of animals. I’d also love to do some veterinary nursing work with wildlife in different countries; particularly Guatemala.
“Harper Adams was an amazing experience. It was hard at times due to the normal university workload, assignments, exams etc. but it was definitely worth it in the end.
“I'm sad to be at the end of my Harper Adams experience; I'm so glad I chose it as the university to do my degree at. I also gained an SQP qualification through Harper Adams.”
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