Brilliant University, studying a food degree at Harper Adams allows students to have a holistic view of the food supply chain with the farm and processing facilities on campus.

Large library with many resources, post-box, on campus shop, 2 x cafes, farm

Student services are extremely helpful and supportive with any issues you may have.

Considering the Harper Adams moto is 'Utile Dulci' translating roughly to 'work hard, play harder', having a social life at Harper is paramount, and you won't find a better party atmosphere the SU Bar or Welly Inn.

Harper Adams is quite secluded, however within 15 minutes you can get into Telford town centre which has all the amenities you need. If you wanted a bit more option however Birmingham is less than an hour away.

There are many clubs and societies including the obvious Rugby, Football, Netball and Hockey and the not so obvious Polo, Equestrian, Running. If there is not a society which interests you, you can always find other like minded people and set your own up.

Lecturers at Harper are passionate, intelligent, friendly, consistently helpful and are continually wanting to develop students.

Harper Adams has a compulsory placement year as standard which gives students a head start at gaining contacts and job opportunities within the food industry.

What other University students can say they have their meals cooked weekdays, their rooms cleaned and hoover Monday-Friday and their laundry done once a week!?

First I was unconvinced of the university, I've never heard of it and I didn't really want a rural campus, but now I'm loving the uni, I'm so glad I went here, the experiences are great the night life is brilliant and the subject I'm studying is amazing. I'm loving time and university and the staff are always really helpful. The university is small enough so it is a tight nit community but large enough so you there are a lot of people to choose to speak to.

Really posh, really good, good facilities and brilliant housekeeping staff. 5 stars.