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Harper Adams Expands with New Telford Campus, Boosts Student Support
13 Aug
Summary
- Harper Adams opens new Telford campus, offering degrees in robotics and data science
- University provides £600,000 in scholarships and £54,000 in hardship funds for students
- 95% of Harper Adams graduates feel their career is on track 15 months after leaving
In 2025, Harper Adams University, a leading specialist institution in the UK, is making significant strides to expand its reach and support its students. Last year, the university opened a new campus in the Station Quarter of Telford, its first venture away from the main headquarters near Edgmond. This new campus offers degrees and foundation degrees in cutting-edge fields such as robotics, automation, mechatronic engineering, applied data science, and digital business management.
Alongside this expansion, Harper Adams has also demonstrated a strong commitment to supporting its students financially. The university has allocated a record-breaking £600,000 in scholarship funds for the 2023-24 academic year, recognizing talent, ambition, and contribution beyond financial circumstances. Additionally, the university operates various hardship funds, which provided £54,000 in support to students in need during the same period. To further assist students, Harper Adams offers flexible payment plans for fees and accommodation, and has kept accommodation price rises for 2025-26 to just 2%.
Harper Adams' dedication to its students is reflected in its impressive graduate employment record. The university boasts that 95% of its graduates feel their career is on track 15 months after leaving, a figure that surpasses even Imperial College London. This success is a testament to the university's focus on providing a high-quality, practical education that prepares students for their future careers in the land-based industries.
