Goutham Kaleru

My RAU experience

I chose to study Bachelors in Agriculture with a professional placement year at the Royal Agricultural University because of its prestigious reputation and its comprehensive approach to agricultural education. The professional placement year was a key factor in my decision. The RAU has strong industry connections and partnerships with leading agricultural organizations, which means that the placement opportunities are not only abundant but also highly relevant to current industry needs.

Jasmine Gregory

My RAU experience

I was looking for a course that would take me straight into being a rural surveyor; this meant that Rural Land Management at the RAU was a natural fit. I can honestly say that the highlight of my university was the Agricultural Law module that we did in final year. I enjoyed the community at the RAU and the small campus feel that means that you are known by name to the lecturers, not just a number. 

Top names to judge University’s innovation competition

21 October 2024

A top-level judging panel, including Henry Dimbleby and Baroness Young of Old Scone, has been announced for the Royal Agricultural University’s innovative Farm491 Challenge Prize competition.

The Challenge Prize, a partnership between the Royal Agricultural University’s (RAU) Farm491 innovation hub which is focused on the future of farming and food systems, and Esmée Fairbairn Foundation, launched last month and aims to incentivise companies working on products or services which support nature friendly, multi-functional land use.

Henry Dimbleby made an Honorary Fellow of the Royal Agricultural University

15 October 2024

Food campaigner, journalist, and restauranteur Henry Dimbleby has been conferred as an Honorary Fellow of the Royal Agricultural University (RAU).

 

Henry, who wrote the independent National Food Strategy in 2021, commissioned by the then Government, was honoured by the University for his pioneering work to transform the UK’s food system and farming in the public in the public interest.

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Farmers with their fingers on the pulse help to steer the future of agricultural science

10 October 2024

The impact on farming of Artificial Intelligence, methane, carbon sequestration, regenerative systems, financing, and antimicrobial resistance, are some of the issues that farmers and growers would like researchers to investigate, according to a new report launched today.

 

PhD Studentship: Biochar for Soil Health to Boost the Environmental Sustainability of British Hop Production

Closing date: 10 November 2024

Interview date: 22 November 2024

Start date: 20 January 2025

The project

Applications are invited for this full-time PhD studentship, which for UK home students is fully funded* by the Worshipful Company of Brewers, Asahi, Sainsbury’s, and the Royal Agricultural University.

PhD Studentship: Wildflower Interventions to Boost the Environmental Sustainability of British Hop Production

Closing date: 10 November 2024

Interview date: 21 November 2024

Start date: 20 January 2025

The project

Applications are invited for this full-time PhD studentship, which for UK home students is fully funded* by the Worshipful Company of Brewers, Asahi, Sainsbury’s, and the Royal Agricultural University.

Professor Clare Thorp

Biography 

Professor of Business and Innovation.

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