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Agricultural Enterprise Management Professional Certificate of Higher Education

Entry requirements A typical offer is 64 UCAS tariff points and evidence of agricultural experience Typical offer information is for guidance only Check course page at www.hartpury.ac.uk

You’ll combine your studies with your existing role in industry, applying the understanding you gain through our taught modules in real-world settings. Focus on fundamental areas of enterprise management, including animal welfare, farm assurance, finance, management, and the legislation underpinning modern industry demands and enterprise success. Benefit from practical learning opportunities through our commercial farm and agri- tech facilities. On successful completion, you’ll be well-prepared to join the next generation of agricultural enterprise leaders. Industry opportunities You’ll spend one day per month studying business and management modules at Hartpury, which you’ll put into practice in a real-world setting through your employment. You’ll be eligible to join the Institute of Agricultural Management as a student member and network with industry managers. This course is ideal for those who are already working in an agricultural role and want to develop their knowledge and qualifications to advance their career with a management position. skills to progress your career and become a future agricultural leader. Graduate destinations  • Career progression into management and supervisory positions Develop your agricultural expertise whilst in employment and gain a nationally recognised qualification. Build on your existing knowledge and

Direct application only 2 years of blended learning whilst in employment

Industry connected - Benefit from our professional networks and business connections

World-class facilities - Gain access to our commercial farm and Agri-Tech Centre

Phil Watson

"We teach our students to find solutions to big industry challenges, such as continuing to increase food sources, but with less land and resource."

Associate Head of Department and Programme Manager