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James Hodgkins, 21, from Telford, Shropshire, has been awarded the FdSc Countryside and Management Excellent Achievement Award.
The award is given to the best performing FdSc Countryside and Management Student.
Programme manage, Simon Irvin said: James has worked diligently and has achieved a sound academic record throughout his studies and undertook a very successful placement Year with the National Trust at Carding Mill Valley where he worked as a Ranger.”
James has returned to Harper Adams University to top up his foundation degree to undertake the BSc Countryside Management course.
Simon added: “We look forward to welcoming him back to Harper Adams University for his future studies.”
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