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- LocationNewport, The United Kingdom
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Harper Adams University is a specialist university for agriculture, food, animal health and the wider land-based and rural industries, based on a rural campus at Newport, Shropshire, in the UK. Its origins go back to 1892, when Thomas Harper Adams bequeathed his estate, and it is celebrating its 125th anniversary. It also has a newer site in Telford for digital courses in data, robotics and business. The university received an overall Gold rating in the Teaching Excellence Framework 2023-2027 and was named Specialist University of the Year 2024 by The Times and Sunday Times, according to the university.
Undergraduate degrees, some with a foundation year, include built-in industry placements. Postgraduate study covers taught master's degrees and research degrees (MRes, MPhil, PhD) in areas such as:
- Agriculture
- Animal science, zoology and advanced veterinary nursing
- Engineering, data science and future technologies
- Food science and innovation
- Environment, sustainability, wildlife and land and property management
Students from over 30 countries study at Harper Adams. The student support team offers visa advice and help with settling in, and first-year international students are guaranteed accommodation, with catered and self-catered halls on campus.
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Public University
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Edgmond, Newport, Shropshire, The United Kingdom, TF10 8NB
Taught postgraduate courses by subject area:
- Agriculture
- Animal Science and Zoology
- Business Management
- Data Science and Future Technologies
- Engineering
- Environment, Conservation and Property Management
- Environment, Sustainability and Wildlife
- Food Science and Innovation
- Land and Property Management
- Advanced Veterinary Nursing
Research degrees: MRes, MPhil and PhD.
Students who need a visa must show English at CEFR level B2. Minimum scores for direct entry:
- IELTS Academic: 6.0 overall (no component below 5.5) for undergraduate, 6.5 overall (no component below 5.5) for postgraduate; General IELTS is not accepted
- PTE Academic: 60 (minimum 59 in any component) for undergraduate, 64 for postgraduate
- LanguageCert Academic and other equivalent qualifications are also accepted
Eligible international students are considered automatically for the Vice-Chancellor's scholarships, without applying:
- Vice Chancellor's International Award (UG): £2,000 tuition fee reduction each year for up to three years, conditional on at least 80% attendance and progression
- Vice-Chancellor's International Award (PG): £5,000 reduction for the first year of a taught master's (not for PhD or MPhil)
