Founded in 1845, the Royal Agricultural College is the oldest agricultural college in the English speaking world, offering a wide range of programmes with long-standing, global reputations to over 1000 students. The College enjoys unrivalled links with industry, helping to lead to impressive employability rates for its graduates.

Situated in Cirencester in the heart of the Cotswolds, the campus is steeped in history and tradition and often referred to as the 'Oxbridge of the countryside'. 
 
What's on Offer
The College offers over 20 career-focussed undergraduate programmes at foundation and honours degree level. The diverse range of subjects includes business and management, equine, agriculture, food production, rural land management and property.

Many courses give students the opportunity to study abroad or spend time working in industry, ensuring that students receive the most up-to-date knowledge whilst making valuable contacts with employers.

The campus is large enough to have plenty of facilities are on-site, yet small enough to create a friendly atmosphere with a strong sense of community. The nearby College Farms provide students with a unique field laboratory for classes and projects.

Student support is second to none, with networks in place to help students with any academic or welfare issues that may arise.