Frequently asked questions
Royal Agricultural University is one of the UK's leading agricultural universities. Subjects range from agriculture to conservation, land management to real estate. A new BSc/BA (Hons) in Environment and Sustainability explores environmental humanities, food and agriculture, advocacy and activism on the BA programme. Students benefit from specialist facilities, courses that build hands-on skills, and links with employers. All with plenty of support from dedicated and experienced tutors to help them reach their potential.
A degree is a fantastic way to explore subjects you are interested in more in-depth and to work in a field that interests you after graduation. If you do something you enjoy, you'll never work a day in your life! If you are keen to stay in education, an undergraduate degree means you can go on to a master's degree or a PhD to become an expert in your field of interest.
Royal Agricultural University offers a mix of catered and self-catered accommodation. Free Wi-Fi is available in halls, and students in self-catered halls have a shared kitchen and dining facilities. Accessible rooms are available for disabled students. Nearby social areas include the student lounge and Tithe Barn bar. Find details of accommodation, including other options for student housing nearby, on the Royal Agricultural University website. Visit the RAU website for up-to-date prices and costs.