History
The first 25 students were admitted in September 1845 and the following year student numbers increased to 108. Many of those early students went on to careers in Colonial Agricultural Administrations and the Diplomatic and Foreign Service.
The first 25 students were admitted in September 1845 and the following year student numbers increased to 108. Many of those early students went on to careers in Colonial Agricultural Administrations and the Diplomatic and Foreign Service.
The University motto is 'Arvorum Cultus Pecorumque'; a quote from Virgil's Georgics, it means 'Caring for the Fields and the Beasts'. What more appropriate maxim could there be for a University which, in every facet of its teachings, now incorporates a wider understanding of our countryside?
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At the RAU there is always someone to support you. Our dedicated student advice and support network are committed to looking after your physical, mental and emotional health throughout your RAU journey. Students are at the heart of everything we do and ensuring you have a positive experience during your time here is our number one priority.
The RAU is a place you can call home. There is a wide range of accommodation available to suit all tastes and budgets. There are eight halls of residence across the campus, all with their own individual qualities and characteristics. You can opt to stay in full-board, half-board or self-catered accommodation.
The RAU library is the central information resource for students on all courses.
You will find a wealth of knowledge, either in print or online, plus a dedicated team of library staff ready to help you with your research needs.
Our facilities:Here at the RAU, we know IT is an integral part of our students’ lives, both for learning and research, and for relaxing and communicating with family and friends. All our students can bring their own laptops, tablets and smartphones and use our network for academic purposes and for personal internet access. Free copies of Microsoft Office 365 are available for downloading onto these devices.
We have a University health centre on campus, run by a local doctor’s surgery specifically for our students.
There is a great range of facilities for sports, both on and off campus, including a gym, an allweather sports pitch and table tennis tables. Many of our sports teams compete in the British Universities and Colleges Sports League (BUCS).
Based on 10 reviews
My experience at the University has been rewarding and challenging, with knowledgeable lecturers who are committed to student success. The academic programs were well structured and encouraged critical thinking and practical skills. The campus facilities are generally well maintained, and there are useful resources such as libraries, online learning platforms, and student support services.
Overall very good uni. I would recommend this university to anyone who enjoys being in and wants to work in rural sectors. The campus is nice, a good student union. It is a small uni and the type of place you should go if you like to know everyone around you. The lectures are good however it is sometimes difficult to start debates due to the class size.
Joining the RAU has been one of the best decisions I've made and I truly believe it has been a life changing experience. The professors, the course and the campus are all amazing and I have had many opportunities to work closely with the Enterprise Team and develop business ideas.
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