BSc (Hons) Bloodstock and Equine Performance Management

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The equine industry in the UK is diverse and made up of many different sized businesses all of whom need graduates with a good knowledge of equine science and the equine industry, as well as core business skills. So you could find yourself working in sectors including horse racing and bloodstock production, the sport horse sector including the Olympic disciplines.

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Purpose

The purpose of this Programme is to recognise and reward our incredible alumni and current students who share their experiences of studying at the RAU with family, friends or colleagues. As students and alumni, you are best placed to understand the potential and values of future students, and we in turn value your insight and connections.

Do you have friends or family around the world who would like to study with us?

If you are an alumni or current student our International Referral Programme rewards you with £500 for referring new international students within your network who undertake their studies here at the Royal Agricultural University (RAU) and a £500 tuition fee deduction goes to your friend!

16 December 2024

A company which supports regenerative food production methods through unique partnerships with farmers, foresters, and landowners has been announced as the winner of the Royal Agricultural University’s (RAU) inaugural Farm491 Challenge Prize.

 

I came and did an open day and I loved how small the campus was and how close-knit everybody was.

I'm not from a farming background so I wanted an opportunity to get into the industry and I thought with the Uni's connections and research  this would be the best place to do it.

When I came here I found a very loving and welcoming community. The students, the teaching and the non-teaching staff, they have been able to help me settle in and I just feel at home.

25 November 2024

The Royal Agricultural University (RAU) has joined more than 25 other organisations from 14 different countries to launch a revolutionary new project to allow dairy calves to spend longer with their mothers.

Traditionally, calves are separated from their mothers shortly after birth which impacts the welfare of both mother and calf.

The Alliston Centre, situated in grounds of The Royal Agricultural University, comprises of three purpose-built meeting rooms and an open-plan event space, offering an alternative to our more traditional meeting and function rooms.

It is a bright, light filled contemporary space with modern fenestration, boasting stunning views across our fields.

The Potting Shed

Up to 6 people

The objective of the Douglas Bomford Trust (DBT) is to advance knowledge, understanding, practice, and competence in the application of engineering and technology to achieve sustainable agriculture, food and biological systems for the benefit of the environment and mankind. 

The DBT Scholarship can be used to support student training, acquisition of equipment, a part of a dissertation project, and/or a complementary idea aligned with agricultural engineering and technology.

Adewale Ogunmodede’s, Senior Lecturer in Business, article ‘Entrepreneurship in times of crises – how access to finance impacts on business operations’ was recently published in the International Journal of Rural Development.

Read it here (pages 32 – 34). 

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