1,296 Harper Adams University reviews

Honestly it is amazing

The course content is a little outdated without talking about many future impacts but I'm aware they are trying to change this. Great mixture of online and in person lectures so you get the best of both worlds while still getting face to face time to use the facilities and have some hands on learning. Course structure to encourage mixing with others in your class and not just friends while replicating real life scenarios so you fell fully prepared for going out into the working world with not just the knowledge but practical skills to go along side. Lecturers know every student by face and name so you're not just a number to them. All offices are open door so when struggling it's easy to go ask for extra support where required.

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My course has many good lecturers and lots of support within it. However, the first year has many modules that feel less important and more of a pain to do.

Brand new veterinary nursing facility opened offering excellent resources and realistic spaces mimicking a veterinary practice. Good blend of tutorials and lectures. Good classroom sizes enabling 1 to 1 teaching

The lectures are always happy to help and smaller class sizes mean you are known as an individual. The course is very structured with not many choices for option modules

The kitchen was small and didn’t have much room for socialisation.

Due to being in my master's year, we are allocated our own office making the relationship between students and lecturers much more fluid. The worst part could potentially be the lack of use of the facilities in higher years as what we are learning about we do not have

Love the rural aspect and the local town which puts on nights specific to students

Cleaners most days and direct access to estates if any issues occur

I came to Harper as they offered a placement year and it did not disappoint. I loved my placement ad it gave me an excellent feel for where I wanted to go with my career

Random allocations sometimes work but sometimes don't.

Modules need to all be relevant to the course there is too much time spent on things which aren’t relevant Good contact practically especially with dogs Most lecturers are physios / vets which is great Equine facilities aren’t as good

Good time

not a lot of entomology specific facilities, not many trips. lecturers are really good though

very small town so makes sense that there's not a lot going on. nice cheap rent though

jerman are the nicest halls in my opinion. still pricey though