
SPAL Set to inspire students with Harper Adams Scholarship
Posted 4 December 2019
“The scholarship is a great opportunity to raise the profile of SPAL thermal management systems within the agricultural sector and to connect with and inspire young engineers to help solve the environmental challenges of the future.”
Matthew Morris, MD SPAL Automotive UK
SPAL Automotive is very excited to launch a new exclusive £2,500 scholarship scheme open to Year 2 & 4 engineering students attending Harper Adams University.
Although hidden away as part of the inner workings, SPAL’s range of high performance axial fans and centrifugal blowers feature on the kit of the world’s leading OEM makers of agricultural vehicles and machinery, keeping hydraulics & engine bays cool and providing HVAC for cabs.
Matthew Morris, MD SPAL Automotive UK says: “The scholarship is a great opportunity to raise the profile of SPAL thermal management systems within the agricultural sector and to connect with and inspire young engineers to help solve the environmental challenges of the future.”
The range includes traditional brushed motor and advanced brushless technology driven fans and blowers, the latter being specified for battery cooling in the new generation of electric vehicles. SPAL multi electric fan arrays are also helping to provide cleaner operation, low emission solutions to facilitate compliance with Stage V and Euro 6 standards which SPAL invites the students applying for the scholarship to examine.
Doris Taylor, Head of Development at Harper Adams University, said: “We are delighted that SPAL Automotive has chosen to offer this fantastic scholarship opportunity exclusively to engineering students at Harper Adams”.
For more information and details of how to apply.
Most popular
-
Fresh opportunities to study in Australia and New Zealand unveiled
19 October -
Family behind England’s first-community owned farm unveiled as latest Honorary Graduates
27 October -
Honorary Degree celebrates Archers star's 40 years illuminating rural life
14 October -
Graduate wins both British Farming Awards and Farmers Weekly Ag Student of the Year prizes
16 October -
Scale of rural crime underestimated, expert tells MPs
15 October -
Graduate planning to transform Shetland farming named Farmers Weekly Ag Student of the Year
2 October
Related articles


Graduate wins both British Farming Awards and Farmers Weekly Ag Student of the Year prizes
Posted 16 October
Smart data disease prediction project earns engineer prestigious award
Posted 12 October