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Kate Pilkington, BSc (Hons) Food Technology and Product Development student, has received a Studley Trust Scholarship at Harper Adams University.
Kate, 20, from Tavistock, Devon said: “This scholarship means a lot to me as it’ll support me financially with course trips that relate to my degree, helping to broaden my knowledge and experience for the future.
“While at Harper, I aim to complete my Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point (HACCP) course, as well as passing my trailer test.
“I’d like to thank the Studley Trust for choosing me and helping to fund my degree.”
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