University of the Year nomination for RAU
The Royal Agricultural University (RAU) has been nominated for University of the Year, in a prestigious set of awards based on reviews from students themselves.
Coast’s Mark Horton recruited to new Cultural Heritage Institute
Leading archaeologist, TV presenter and writer Professor Mark Horton has joined a project which will see a range of new heritage-based degrees taught in Swindon.
Entrepreneurial students shone at Cirencester youth market
Original artwork, glittering sunglasses and a tourism company were just some of the growing student businesses on show at this year’s Cirencester youth market.
Angolan mobile phone giant joins with the RAU to develop future farmers
Angolan agriculture students are training in the UK in order to return home and kickstart the rural economy, in a ground-breaking partnership between leading Angolan telecoms company, UNITEL, and the RAU.
UCAS Extra runs from 25 February to 4 July
If you have used all five choices on your UCAS application and not received any offers, you may still find a place at RAU. Click to find out more.
RAU gains Centre of Excellence for Entrepreneurship status
The Royal Agricultural University (RAU) has become just the sixth university to be made a Centre of Excellence by the Institute of Enterprise and Entrepreneurs (IOEE)
Jordans and The Prince’s Countryside Fund launch Sustainable Agriculture Bursary
The Sustainable Agriculture Bursary will support undergraduate students to pursue their interest in, and the full potential of, sustainable farming practices.
Oxford Farming Conference gave student confidence in farming’s post-Brexit future
His take-away message is that our industry ‘shouldn’t be scared of change’ despite the uncertainty of Brexit.
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