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Universities Week 2010 (archive) : Impact of university research
Posted 16 June 2010
Harper Adams University College is the only specialist institution in the sector that is able to award its own degrees by research.
Both staff and students pride themselves in the impact that their research has on not only the agricultural sector, but the wider population.
Here is a video summary of a selection of projects currently taking place at Harper Adams from degree, to postgraduate level.
The inaugural UK Universities Week (June 14 to 20) has brought together more than 100 universities and related organisations to highlight the essential role that universities play in sustaining our society, culture and economy.
Today the campaign is promoting the Impact of University Research.
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