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Grow Your Future in Safe Hands
Scotland’s Rural College

95% of our
students are
At Scotland’s Rural College, ecology, conservation and preservation of natural wildlife in full-time
employment or
habitats is at the root of many of our research projects, as is our commitment to further study
building a greater environment for future generations. after
graduating

Students on our countryside
and conservation programmes
have the opportunity to engage
in a great variety of field trips
and live research projects
to enhance their student Jo King graduated this year Ailidh Reid graduated this year Ex firefighter Tristan Orr-Berwick,
journey. We offer a variety with BSc (Hons) Countryside with a BSc (Hons) Countryside changed career after completing
of programmes including Management and started her Management and successfully his MSc Countryside Management
Countryside Management new job as a surveyor with ECUS secured the role of visitor centre to become a RSPB Northern
and Environmental Ecology in May. The role will manager with the Natural History Ireland, Sustainable Farming
Resource Management with cover all of Scotland and parts Trust on the Scottish island of policy officer. “Life has completely
programmes starting at NC to of surveying sites for protected Islay. “This opportunity has only changed for the better – would
BSc (Hons) and MSc level. species, including bats, otters come full circle from my time never have imagined this would
and birds. studying at SRUC.” have happened.”
SRUC is a charity registered in Scotland: SC003712

For more information: www.sruc.ac.uk/study or phone: 0800 269 453

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