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Cara Rhodes, BSc (Hons) Agri-food with Business and Marketing student, has been awarded the Kildare Charitable Trust scholarship at Harper Adams University.
Cara, 24, from Ledbury, Herefordshire said: “This scholarship will help with accommodation fees as well as allowing me to complete extra courses while at Harper.
“I’d particularly like to complete the food hygiene and safety course to help further my skills while I’m studying at university.
“I’d like to thank the Kildare Trust for helping fund my education and enabling me to pursue my favoured graduate job.”
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