The Royal Agricultural University (RAU) has been ranked among the top ten universities in the UK, in a prestigious set of awards based on the views of students themselves.

The RAU was placed 10th in the University of the Year category at the Whatuni Student Choice Awards 2019, rising from 16th in 2018. It also ranked sixth in the Job Prospects category.

The Royal Agricultural University (RAU) is delighted to offer undergraduate scholarships to attract and reward the brightest applicants from under-represented minority ethnic communities.

About the scholarship      

• The award is worth up to £9,000 per annum, per student, for a maximum of three years
• Part-time scholars will be awarded a pro rata percentage of the £9,000 divided between the numbers of years of study
• Paid in three instalments each year in Autumn, Spring and Summer

Eligibility

The RAU Bursary (Stream 2) offers financial help to eligible undergraduate students for the duration of studies.

About the Bursary

• Full-time students will receive £3,500 for each year of undergraduate study up to a maximum of £10,500. Part-time payments are pro rata
• Bursary is payable in three instalments each year in autumn, spring and summer
• Students awarded a RAU Bursary (Stream 2) are not exempted from applying for an additional award

Eligibility

To be eligible for this bursary, you must: 

The RAU Bursary (Stream 1) offers financial help to eligible undergraduate students for the duration of studies.

About the Bursary

• Full-time students will receive £1,000 for each year of undergraduate study up to a maximum of £3,000. Part-time payments are pro rata
• Bursary is payable in three instalments each year in autumn, spring and summer
• Students awarded a RAU Bursary (Stream 1) are not exempt from applying for an additional award

Eligibility

To be eligible for this bursary, you must: 

Tony Lewis, Associate Professor at the RAU and Chartered Environmental Health Practitioner, recently gave a speech to the Westminster Food and Nutrition Forum in London that was attended by MPs, Lords and a range of senior civil servants from the UK and overseas.

The Royal Agricultural University has several beautiful, historic rooms licenced for civil weddings.

The Bathurst Wing which is part of the original farmhouse offers the Bathurst Dining Room and Lounge; two interconnecting rooms ideal for your service in one and reception in the other. We have menus perfect for a small number but our executive head chef Stephen Pitt would be pleased to discuss ideas with you and quote accordingly.

Final Wild Campus Blog 31/05/2023

As we near the end of the project, we would like to take the time to reflect on the project as whole, what we have achieved and look forward to what comes next. At the start of the project in 2020, Cirencester College (CC) and the Royal Agricultural University (RAU) joined forces to begin creating a more wildlife friendly area by developing habitats, enhancing biodiversity, and investing in the health and wellbeing of the local community.

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The perfect venue for your wedding in the Cotswolds.

We have lots of options for your special day, including a stunning chapel onsite and some historic private reception rooms that are licensed for civil ceremonies.

Should you wish to tie the knot at a private religious ceremony, our picturesque Victorian Chapel, located within the grounds, is fully licensed and available for hire. This can be arranged with the agreement of our resident Chaplain, who is always pleased to meet and discuss formalities with prospective brides and grooms.

Our Wayleave Officer Training Courses are aimed at individuals seeking to develop their understanding and competency in dealing with wayleave issues in order to deliver best practice.

Who is the course suitable for?

• Large organisations

• Land management professionals

• Utility companies