Dr Obafemi Obajemihi

International Teaching Fellow in Agricultural Technology.

BEng (Ilorin), MEng (Minna), PhD (Ilorin)

Amy Lipscombe

Doctoral International Teaching Fellow

BSc (Hons) Geography, MSc Sustainable Agriculture and Food Security

New MScs in Archaeology and Cultural Heritage Management join the ranks at the RAU

5 April 2023

Two new and exciting fully accessible Master’s degree courses, offering students the chance to study either full or part-time as well as the possibility of attending lectures in person or online, are being launched at the Royal Agricultural University’s Cultural Heritage Institute in Swindon this autumn.

Situated in a workshop in the former GWR carriage works in the town’s railway heritage quarter which was transformed thanks to a £1.35m investment by Swindon Borough Council, RAU Swindon works with the main RAU campus in Cirencester to provide modern an

RAU proud to be shortlisted for two Whatuni awards

24 March 2023

Staff and students at the Royal Agricultural University (RAU) are celebrating after being shortlisted for two prestigious awards in this year’s Whatuni Student Choice Awards, the largest exclusively student-voted awards in the UK.

Every year, university comparison website Whatuni collects around 35,000 reviews from real students about their universities, getting their honest opinions on important topics like facilities, support, career prospects, and more, giving a valuable insight, to future students, into what life is like at the institutions.

Andrew Lu

Biography 

Doctoral International Teaching Fellow – Vice Chancellor Scholar

Andrew Lu was appointed as a Doctoral International Teaching Fellow – Vice Chancellor Scholar at the RAU in January 2023. Currently, he teaches business modules for China programmes.

Previously he worked as a seminar lecturer and at the International Office at the RAU since January 2021.

Andrew Lu

Doctoral International Teaching Fellow – Vice Chancellor Scholar

RAU lecturer named as finalist for global award

21 March 2023

A South African lecturer in Agricultural Technology, who describes working at the Royal Agricultural University (RAU) as “my dream come true”, has been named as one of just three finalists for a prestigious global award celebrating women.

 

Dr Patricia Mathabe, who only joined the RAU last November, has been selected as a finalist in the Women in Agriculture category of the 2023 Women Changing the World Awards. She has been invited to the awards ceremony in London next month where the results will be announced.

Dr Stephen Agyeman-Yeboah

Biography 

International Teaching Fellow in Real Estate Valuation and Finance

Dr Stephen Agyeman-Yeboah

International Teaching Fellow in Real Estate Valuation and Finance

Important information about your postgraduate offer 2023/24

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

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