Anglia Ruskin University - Undergraduate Open Day - Chelmsford
6 Jun 2026, 09:00
Chelmsford
Be part of the future of food and farming, build the skills for sustainable, resilient and innovative agricultural systems.
Our course takes a progressive, future-focused approach to addressing the evolving needs of agriculture today. You'll explore how the industry must adapt to climate change, shifting policies and global food demands by integrating sustainable practices, innovation and systems thinking.
Through real-world learning on our extensive working farm, you’ll examine the full agri-food supply chain, emerging technologies and the role of agriculture in delivering environmental and social value, preparing you to shape the future of a resilient, responsible industry.
Why ARU?
Immerse yourself in authentic, enquiry-led learning using our 150-hectare estate and working mixed farm
Discover how technology, innovation and data can create sustainable farming systems that address climate change while ensuring food security
Accelerate your career through placements, industry collaborations and a strong alumni network across agribusinesses
Collaborate on real-world challenges through live briefs, research projects and industry events to shape tomorrow’s food systems
Gain confidence and leadership skills from multidisciplinary experts to drive change in global agriculture
Study agriculture at ARU in Writtle and experience our 150-hectare campus with its on-site mixed farm, with livestock and cropping enterprises.
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