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Meet the graduates: Chloe Jones
28 September 2017
Chloe Jones, from Builth Wells, Powys, has graduated with BSc (Hons) Animal Health & Welfare. She is currently working in a graduate scheme role as part of the on-farm support team for MSD animal health.
On her experience at Harper Adams, she said: “It’s been the best four years! The course was interesting and engaging and taught by lecturers that were knowledgeable and happy to help. There was also a fantastic social life to match. An unforgettable experience!” During her time at the University, she was a recipient of the RSPCA farm animal welfare award.
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