Agricultural & Landbased
Livestock Production Students Explore Innovative Technology
A mix of 3rd year Agriculture and Rural Business Management students, from Aberdeen campus, visited SRUC’s Easter Howgate research farm as part of their Livestock Production Systems module....
NC Agriculture Visit
The Barony Campus NC Agriculture group were out on a visit recently as part of their course. The visit was hosted by Mr Michael Kyle of the Linns farm near...
SAC Consulting Summer Placement: Ayr
Each summer, SAC Consulting offers three students the chance to undertake a summer placement at one of their offices around the country. Students who apply are in Year 3 going...
Why are Open Days important?
Before making your final course choices, it’s important to visit the Open Days on offer to make its going to be the right place for you! The chances are that...
Let the Students see the Soil
Aberdeen Agriculture Degree students recently visited SoilEssentials Ltd at Hilton of Fern. They were shown various aspects of the advancing...
SRUC’s Olympic Curlers
The British Olympic Association’s announcement of the Team GB Men’s Curling Team for the Winter Olympics includes three SRUC alumni and one current student. The British men’s team led by...
SAC Consulting Summer Placement: Edinburgh
Each summer, SAC Consulting offers three students the chance to undertake a summer placement at one of their offices around the country. Students who apply are in Year 3 going...
Pumpkins!
We are having a lovely response so far to our pumpkin carving competition. You can find details on your local campus facebook page – competition closes on Friday. Also, in...
A Guide to Studying
Studying is an exercise that most of us will face multiple times in our life, especially at college and university. A lot of the time, you can feel great pressure...
Joanna the ‘Farming Hero’
Joanna Foubister, a student here at SRUC, has been hailed a “British Farming Hero” for helping to draw attention to the issue of mental wellbeing in agriculture. Along with colleagues...
