Posted on January 14, 2020 by Anouska Curzon
Student Ambassador Jillian Gordon writes about the UFAW, who offer scholarships to students studying welfare focused projects. The Universities Federation for Animal Welfare (UFAW) is an internationally recognised independent charity that...
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Advice,
Animal & Biological,
Animal Science,
Biological Sciences,
Degree,
Edinburgh,
Postgraduate,
Student Life,
Student opportunities,
Student Successes and
Sustainability Tags:
Animal Science,
Animal Welfare,
phd,
postgraduate,
Scholarship,
SRUC and
ufaw
Posted on January 10, 2020 by Anouska Curzon
Laura Bell, 28, previously worked in hospitality but decided to change her path and return to education. Laura decided to study Applied Animal Science at SRUC Edinburgh in order to...
Categories:
Animal & Biological,
Animal Science,
Biological Sciences,
Change your path,
Degree and
Edinburgh Tags:
Animals,
Applied animal science,
career change,
Change your path,
Degree,
Edinburgh,
science,
SRUC and
STEM
Posted on January 7, 2020 by Anouska Curzon
Kornelia Pawlukowska-Dible, 35, previously worked as a trainee chef and a freelance curator before deciding to return to education and study Horticulture at SRUC. Tell us a bit about your...
Categories:
Change your path,
Degree,
Edinburgh,
HN Level,
Horticulture and
Student Life Tags:
career change,
Change your path,
Edinburgh,
garden,
Gardening,
Horticulture,
Plants,
SRUC and
University
Posted on November 28, 2019 by Anouska Curzon
SRUC Student Ambassador Becky Cross attended the Grow Careers Event at the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh on 21st November. Here she writes her account of the day. The annual Grow...
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Apprenticeships,
College,
Degree,
Edinburgh,
Garden Design,
Gardening Scotland,
HN Level,
Horticulture,
Horticulture & Plantsmanship,
Landscaping,
Oatridge,
Postgraduate,
SRUC Subjects,
Student Life,
Student opportunities,
Student Successes,
Student Visits,
Study level and
Work-based Learning Tags:
botanics,
Careers,
Edinburgh,
Garden Design,
Horticulture,
Plantsmanship,
RBGE and
SRUC
Posted on November 7, 2019 by Anouska Curzon
More than 20 years after leaving school in Ayr, Catriona Hawthorn and Shaun Dowse have both ended up studying at Scotland’s Rural College – but 80 miles apart. Mum-of-three Catriona...
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Ayr,
Change your path,
College,
Countryside Management,
Degree,
Edinburgh,
Environment and Countryside,
Environmental Management,
Garden Design,
HN Level,
Horticulture,
Student Life and
Student Successes Tags:
AYR,
Change your path,
Countryside,
Edinburgh,
environment,
Garden Design and
SRUC
Posted on October 30, 2019 by Anouska Curzon
Student Ambassador Jillian Gordon shares her experience of postgraduate studies and offers some sound advice to others looking to continue on to a postgraduate education. It is terrifying to think...
Categories:
Advice,
Agriculture,
Animal Science,
Edinburgh,
Postgraduate,
Student Life and
Student Successes Tags:
#Agriculture,
Advice,
Animal Science,
farmlife,
phd,
pigs,
postgraduate,
scotland and
SRUC
Posted on October 22, 2019 by Anouska Curzon
Wormistoune Garden Study Visit by Student Ambassador Rebecca Cross A few weeks ago myself and other Year 1 Horticulture with Plantsmanship students had the opportunity to visit Wormistoune Gardens in...
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Degree,
Edinburgh,
HN Level,
Horticulture,
Horticulture & Plantsmanship,
SRUC Subjects,
Student Life and
Student Visits Tags:
Edinburgh,
Horticulture,
Plantsmanship,
SRUC,
student ambassador,
study trip,
visit and
wormistoune house
Posted on September 24, 2019 by Anouska Curzon
The new MySRUC app launches on Wednesday 25th September and it’s designed to make organising your student life a whole lot easier. Here are 5 things you need to know...
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Aberdeen,
Advice,
Ayr,
Barony,
Campus,
Edinburgh,
Elmwood,
Oatridge and
Student Life Tags:
Aberdeen,
app,
AYR,
Barony,
Edinburgh,
Elmwood,
moodle,
mysruc,
Oatridge,
scotland and
SRUC
Posted on August 26, 2019 by Anouska Curzon
Beechgrove Garden’s newest addition Kirsty Wilson shares more than just a passion for plants with the BBC’s longest-running gardening presenter Jim McColl – both of them are graduates of Scotland’s...
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Edinburgh,
Garden Design,
Gardening Scotland,
Horticulture,
Horticulture & Plantsmanship,
SRUC Subjects,
Student Life and
Student Successes Tags:
#SRUCEdinburgh,
Beechgrove Garden,
Edinburgh,
Garden Design,
Gardening Scotland,
horticultire,
Plantsmanship,
royal botanic gardens,
scotland and
SRUC
Posted on August 19, 2019 by Anouska Curzon
When Rosie Burgon graduated with a degree in Horticulture from Scotland’s Rural College (SRUC), she never imagined that within just a few years she would be running her own business....
Categories:
Degree,
Edinburgh,
HN Level,
Horticulture,
Student Life and
Student Successes Tags:
alumni,
Degree,
Edinburgh,
flowers,
glasgow,
graduation,
Horticulture,
scotland and
SRUC
