Kim Frost

Independent Governor / Deputy Chair of Governing Council.

Wilfred Emmanuel-Jones

Independent Governor

Bob Branson

Independent Governor / Chair of Audit and Risk Committee

Hugh Baker

Independent Governor

Dame Fiona Reynolds

Chair of Governing Council

 

Qualifications

DBE, MA MPhil (Cantab), Hon FBA, FRGS

Subject areas

For 180 years, we have been educating leaders and entrepreneurs in the land-based sector.

We offer a wide range of courses for undergraduates and postgraduates from farm management, food, real estate, and rural land management, to business, environment, equine science, and cultural heritage. All our courses seek to ensure sustainable use of the land, safeguard the environment, protect the welfare of animals, and improve the wellbeing of communities that rely upon it,

Australia

Every year the RAU welcomes students from Australia who come to the UK to receive a world-class education. The International Team at the RAU is always keen to help and support International students seeking education opportunities in the UK.

 

At the RAU we offer a variety of undergraduate, postgraduate and research programmes.

The RAU holds a Student Visa Sponsor License No: VT0Q9ERW3

Royal Agricultural University awarded IOEE Centre of Excellence status for further three years

28 Nov 2022

The Royal Agricultural University (RAU) has been re-approved as a Centre of Excellence for Enterprise Education by the IOEE (Institute of Enterprise and Entrepreneurs) for a further three years. 

As the only small and specialist University in the UK to have been granted the IOEE’s Centre of Excellence status, it highlights the emphasis the RAU places on entrepreneurship and innovation, vital skills required for the future workforce. 

RAU Equestrian Centre charges

Charges are valid for the academic year 2024/25.

Information for EU/EEA/Swiss students

Information about Brexit, the transition period, the EU Settlement Scheme and what to expect from 2021.

The UK has formally left the EU on 31 January 2020

The UK is now in a transition period until 31 December 2020, while the EU and UK conduct negotiations on their future relationship. During this time, the UK will continue to observe EU rules, which means that there are no changes if you are an EEA or Swiss national, including students who have a dual nationality with a non-EEA/Swiss passport.