Dr Stephen Agyeman-Yeboah

International Teaching Fellow in Real Estate Valuation and Finance

If you decide to accept your offer, a contract will be formed between you and the RAU.

If you decide to accept your offer, a contract will be formed between you and the RAU.

Professor Phil Murray

Honorary Professor

Qualifications

PhD Agricultural Sciences University of Bristol, BSc (Hons) Applied Biology, Liverpool Polytechnic

We are the founding partner of the International Agriculture University (IAU) in Tashkent, Uzbekistan.

Opened in 2022 IAU is one of 20 new autonomous universities being developed in Uzbekistan to ensure Uzbek students have access to international-quality education that will enable them to contribute to the economic, social and cultural development of Uzbekistan. The selection of agriculture for one of the first of these new universities reflects the significance of the sector, both within Uzbekistan and globally.

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9 March 2023

An agriculture student who has wanted to be a farmer all his life has been awarded this year’s prestigious John Innes Foundation Bursary which supports young people starting their farm management and crop production careers.

Charlie Rogers, 18, is in his first year studying Applied Farm Management at the Royal Agricultural University (RAU) in Cirencester and was selected for the bursary from eight applicants.

Biography 

Senior Lecturer in Agricultural Technology.

Policy Ref: HR011

Policy Owner: Director of HR

Approving Body: VCEG

Executive Lead: Chief Operating Officer

Date Approved: May 2021

Policy Statement

1.1 The RAU values the dignity of each individual and recognises that the promotion of a culture of equality, diversity and inclusion is vital to success. The University is committed to the elimination of unlawful discrimination and the advancement of good relations between different groups, and seeks to celebrate diversity and provide an inclusive working environment.

8 March 2023

A PhD student from the Royal Agricultural University (RAU) who has made sustainable rope from British wool has won a coveted Women in Innovation award.

Kate Drury is one of just 50 winners, selected from more than 900 applications, in the annual Women in Innovation Awards, run by Innovate UK and UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) and announced today to coincide with International Women’s Day.

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