Harper Adams University

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Harper Adams University
Harper Adams Coat of Arms.png
Coat of Arms
Harper Adams University
Former name
Harper Adams Agricultural College
MottoUtile Dulci (Latin)
Motto in English
Useful and agreeable
Type Public
Established1901: as Harper Adams Agricultural College
1998: gained University college status
2012: gained University Status
Chancellor The Princess Royal
Vice-Chancellor Professor Ken Sloan
Students4,680 (2019/20) [1]
Undergraduates 4,125 (2019/20) [1]
Postgraduates 555 (2019/20) [1]
Other students
60 FE [2]
Location
Edgmond
,
Shropshire
,
TF10 8NB
,
United Kingdom

52°46′47″N2°25′39″W / 52.779651°N 2.427517°W / 52.779651; -2.427517
Website www.harper-adams.ac.uk
Harper Adams University logo.svg

Harper Adams University, founded in 1901 as Harper Adams College, is a public university located close to the village of Edgmond, near Newport, in Shropshire, England. Established in 1901, the college is a specialist provider of higher education for the agricultural and rural sector. It gained university college status in 1998, and university status in 2012 when the requirements were relaxed. [3]

Contents

The university provides more than 50 foundation, undergraduate and postgraduate degree programmes to students from over 30 countries. The university is set within a 550 hectare (1360 acre) working farm. [4]

History

The university's main building Harper Adams Agricultural College - geograph.org.uk - 423503.jpg
The university's main building

Harper Adams College, which would become the university, was founded in 1901. Its first Principal was Headworth Foulkes (1901–1922). Thomas Harper Adams, a wealthy Shropshire gentleman farmer, died in 1892, bequeathing the estate which was the original foundation. The college had just six students to begin with.

In 1909 a specialist poultry husbandry was created. [5]

The university's main campus, seen from above. Harper-Adams-University.jpg
The university's main campus, seen from above.

During the First World War, Harper Adams remained open, and in 1915 the first women were admitted into the college on wartime farm courses. Harper Adams was the first institute to do so, and in 1916 women were admitted as full-time students onto a wide variety of courses. Approximately, 200 staff and former students served during the war and 40 are known to have died as a result. [6] In 2015, 10 additional names were added to the university's memorial board, after previously unrecorded alumni were also discovered to have been killed in action. [7] A board in the Old Library listing the names of those killed was dedicated in March 2015, crafted by Peter Nunn of the university's estate department, whilst a new memorial garden was also created outside the library.

The agricultural depression of the 1920s onward led to a drop in student numbers. In 1922, Charles Crowther (1922–1944) became Principal and efforts were taken to ensure the College stayed open. The National Institute of Poultry Husbandry opened in 1926, bringing with it to Harper a high profile in areas of teaching and research. The college managed to stay open during the Second World War, and in 1939 the first girls arrived at the college. Bill Price (1946–1962) become Principal in 1946 and student numbers steadily rose to 222. The Jubilee Hostel was opened in 1951. [8]

Reginald Kenny became principal in 1962 until 1977. In 1964, the funding of the college was passed from the Ministry of Agriculture to the Department of Education and Science. The first Higher National Diploma students were enrolled in 1969. Tony Harris was later appointed principal in 1977 until 1994. Degree courses were first introduced at Harper Adams in 1981. The university was one of the first institutions to introduce a BSc. sandwich course. The CNAA granted Harper Adams the authority to validate its own courses. In 1985, the science building was opened by Princess Margaret. [8]

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A wintertime view from the university's west lawn.

Student numbers passed 1000 for the first time in 1991. In 1994, three new student residences were opened. Wynn Jones became principal in 1996, and later that year the Privy Council granted the university degree awarding powers. In 1998, Harper Adams gained the title of University College. In 2004, Harper Adams was awarded £2.1 million in funding to develop its work with rural businesses. Harper Adams gained the power to award research degrees in 2006 and shortly after, a new Biomass Hall was opened. Dr David Llewellyn was appointed principal in 2009. [9] In the September, a new £2.3 million dairy unit was opened [10] and in December, a £3million award-winning Regional Food Academy (RFA) was officially opened by The Princess Royal. [11] In 2010, Nick Herbert opened a Postgraduate and Professional Development Centre, and in the same year the Faccenda student centre and a new student hall of residence were opened. An anaerobic digester opened in 2011, expects to offset the carbon emissions of the university three times over annually. It won a Renewable Energy Infrastructure Award and hosts an award-winning anaerobic digestion facility. [12] Ken Sloan was appointed Vice-Chancellor of Harper Adams University in 2021, its eighth institutional leader.

The university's Bamford Library opened in September 2003. Bamford Library - geograph.org.uk - 287094.jpg
The university's Bamford Library opened in September 2003.

Harper Adams is an academic sponsor of the JCB Academy which opened in 2010. JCB Academy was the first university technical college to be established in England. [13]

In 2012, Harper Adams had the title 'university' conferred upon it. This ended the institution's long history of being a college and consequently, Harper Adams became Shropshire's first university. [14]

In 2020, the University received its first student intake to Harper and Keele Veterinary School, a new joint venture with Keele University offering a BVetMS degree. [15]

Campus

The campus is on farm land on the outskirts of Edgmond near Newport, Shropshire. Over the last decade more than £45 million has been invested in the campus.[ citation needed ] Harper Adams operates a 635 hectare (1569 acres) commercial farm on campus.[ citation needed ] Undergraduate students live on campus in one of 15 halls. [16]

The university's Bamford Library. Harper Adams University Bamford Library.png
The university's Bamford Library.

Organisation

Academic departments

Undergraduate courses are offered via 5 academic departments and courses fall under 10 broad subject areas

Academics

Research

In 2014 Harper Adams University has been recognised for the quality of its research by the Research Excellence Framework. [17]

Areas of research include; management of soil and water, crop disease resistance, agricultural technology, livestock carbon footprint reduction, genetic approaches to improving food quality, bioenergy and renewable sources, agricultural landscape biodiversity, pedagogy and animal welfare. [18]

Research facilities

Facilities for the university's research work include:

Hands Free Hectare

Since 2016 the "Hands Free Hectare" project within the engineering department has been developing robotic farming operations. [19]

Ranking and awards

Awards

Rankings

Rankings
National rankings
Complete (2024) [22] 33
Times / Sunday Times (2024) [23] 36
Global rankings
QS (2024) [24] 1001–1200

Sunday Times

  • UK University of the Year, runner up 2020 [25]
  • Top 20 Universities, (ranked 17th) 2019, [25]
  • Best Modern University, 2017 and 2019 [25]
  • Top 50 UK Universities 2011. [26]
  • Best University College (The Sunday Times): 2008, 2009. 2010, 2011, 2012

Times Higher Education

  • UK's Best Modern University (Times Higher Education), 2017. [27]
  • 1st Student Experience (Times Higher Education), 2017

Employment

The 2020 Graduate Outcomes survey showed 98.8% were in work or further study 15 months after completing their studies. [28]

Sports

Harper Adams has a variety of sports clubs, including rugby, shooting, football, hockey, fencing, netball, polo, tug of war, basketball, motorsport, off-roading, rowing, running, field sports, equestrian and mountain biking. The university competes in the British Universities and Colleges Sport leagues and championships. [29]

Harper Adams University Men's 1st VIII at BUCS Summer 2016 Harper Adams Uni Men's 1st VIII at BUCS Summer 2016.jpg
Harper Adams University Men's 1st VIII at BUCS Summer 2016

Rowing

Harper Adams University Boat Club (HAURC) is located at Pengwern Boat Club on the River Severn in Shrewsbury. [30] Members compete in the BUCS Rowing League, local regattas. The club's registered blades are dark blue, cyan and gold. [31]

Shooting

Harper Adams University Clay Shooting Club (HAUSC) is the largest club in the university with over 100 members. [32] The club competes in local competitions, BUCS League, the Countryside Alliance Cirencester Cup Competition and also holds private matches against the Royal Agricultural University and St Andrews University. The HAUSC is consistently placed amongst the most successful shooting clubs in the UK. In 2011 and 2012, the HAUSC won the national title at the BUCS Clay Pigeon Shooting Championships. [33]

Motorsport

The Motorsport Team has its own VW Golf GTi rally car and Ford Fiesta R2 National. [34] [35] In January 2017, the team announced a partnership with the M-Sport World Rally Team. The team regularly competes in BRC events. [35]

Coat of arms and flag

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The arms of the university are those of the Harper Adams family, which were formally transferred to the university by letters patent presented in May 2018 Rouge Croix Pursuivant, of the College of Arms in May 2018. [36] As a banner of arms these are in use as the university flag.

The arms appear in stained glass in the main building. [37]

HRH The Princess Royal, Chancellor of Harper Adams University Anne, Princess Royal - Chatham House Prize 2015 crop.jpg
HRH The Princess Royal, Chancellor of Harper Adams University

Governance

Chancellor

The Chancellor has been HRH The Princess Royal, from its opening in 2013 until the present. This is a ceremonial role.

List of College Principals and University Vice-Chancellors

Notable people

Notable alumni

Notable governors

Honorary degree and fellowship holders

Adam Henson holds an honorary degree from the university Adam Henson at Newent Onion Fayre 2010.jpg
Adam Henson holds an honorary degree from the university

Notable staff

Ruth Archer, a fictional character played by English actress Felicity Finch from the BBC Radio 4 soap opera The Archers , attended Harper Adams University College as part of her fictional backstory. [62]

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