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Harper Adams University

3 agricultural-engineering courses WEST MIDLANDS
Subject ranking: 5th
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Source : Complete University Guide 2026

WUSCA ranking: 57th
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I really enjoy having a walk around the farm and taking part in farm skills sessions. The lecturers explain the topics in a way which is easy to understand and they make the sessions interesting and fun for us. We are currently doing our team challenge module and I think this is a great way for us to make new friends and communicate with people we haven’t necessarily spoken to before this. There are loads of on and off campus activities you can do and the student support is amazing, things like the library and the report advisors have helped me so much so far throughout my studies. I do struggle with the timetable as it changes each week and each day, I do believe this is down to being on the foundation year however I do find it extremely difficult to work part time around uni as I often finish at different times each day. For example one Monday I could finish at 11 and the next I could finish at 6. This therefore makes it difficult to explain to employers my availability.

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Studying agricultural engineering

On an agricultural engineering course, you’ll be learning all about the technology and machinery used in agriculture, horticulture and forestry. You’ll learn how to design, service and repair these machines. As a part of this degree, you’ll also learn to consider how to design efficient machines to help solve societal issues such as feeding a growing population. Your degree may offer you a work placement, allowing you to get hands-on experience. If you’re interested in postgraduate study, you could study a related engineering master’s degree. Popular careers for agricultural engineering graduates are usually in the agricultural industry, but you could pursue roles from marketing and sales to production to research and development.

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