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We’re a big sports campus with exceptional facilities that are open for all of our students, not just those who are part of Hartpury’s academy squads.

As a Hartpury student, you’re automatically a part of our Students’ Union (SU). Students' unions put together social events, sports and societies for a range of different interests and, with such a variety of opportunities to choose from, you’re bound to find something for you.

You don’t have to study Equine to ride at Hartpury. There are plenty of opportunities on campus for our students to experience the joy of horse riding.

Our students and graduates share their stories. A place for student life, opinion pieces on the latest industry topics, graduate experiences, tips for preparing for university, and more.

After taking a gap year, Alice chose to study Agriculture at university to widen her knowledge of farming and learn more before going into the industry full time. Hartpury was immediately her first choice as it was close to home, yet far away enough to live independently. 

Following a successful career as freelance tree surgeon running his own business, Edward reached a point where he couldn’t see any more personal progression and wanted a new challenge. Edward felt like university, and agriculture, was calling him. He had gained a lot of industry experience and his next goal was to gain the academic qualification and expertise to progress his career further.

Emily is involved with lots of clubs through the Students’ Union, including the Animal, Food for Thought and the Green Leaders societies, as well as being a student mentor. She has been a Student Ambassador for most of her time at University, which has really opened up life at Hartpury.

Growing up in rural Suffolk, Tilly was always exposed to the farming community and had a passion for animals, but, she fell into the agriculture sector. Neither of her parents have agricultural ties but they have always supported her to do what made her happy.

Rosie has grown up in the agricultural industry, living in a village in rural Lincolnshire. Her dad manages a turkey hatchery back in Lincolnshire, which led her into the poultry industry. She is also the chairman of her local Young Farmers club, with roles at county, area and national level too.