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• Explore the connections between agri-food businesses, regenerative farming and hybrid production
• Develop your understanding of environmental, social and governance (ESG) themes
• Build your leadership skills and take your career to the next level

• Learn the technologies and methods used in animal behaviour research and conservation
• Play your part in developing solutions to modern conservation problems
• Put your skills into practice on our residential field trip

• Extend your knowledge of conservation issues and a range of animal species
• Benefit from access to livestock, exotics and companion animals on campus
• Learn from expert staff in our Centre for Equine and Animal Science

• Learn how to sustainably manage wildlife and habitats
• Develop vital research, analysis and communication skills
• Put your skills into practice on field trips in the UK and abroad

• Explore effective approaches to conservation education
• Learn to communicate conservation issues and science to audiences of all kinds
• Take part in field-based practical sessions, on and off campus

• Learn to apply the principles of sustainability to agricultural crop production
• Examine modern crop-growing on campus, and through industry visits
• Use specialist facilities including a research glasshouse and our campus farm

• Further your knowledge of crop production and postharvest processes
• Understand how population growth and climate change impacts on production
• Use specialist facilities including a research glasshouse and our campus farm

• Take your equine knowledge, academic skills and research practice to the next level
• Learn how to enhance performance and manage injury and rehabilitation, nutrition, welfare, exercise and more
• Study at our dedicated equine campus in rural Essex

• Investigate new growing systems and crops which can be grown sustainably
• Explore postharvest systems and gain an understanding of the supply chain from field to sale
• Use specialist facilities including a research glasshouse and our campus farm

• Study a range of crops, food production and supply chains, and postharvest handling techniques
• Develop an understanding of the supply chain from field to sale, both on-campus and on visits to growers
• Gain the technical awareness to work in the postharvest industry

IEMA

• Train to work as a veterinary physiotherapist, with a focus on canine and equine patients
• Use specialist facilities on campus, and take part in practical lab and animal-handling sessions
• Gain hands-on experience on placement days