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University Centre Reaseheath (UCR) is a specialist land-based institution in Cheshire, set in 330 hectares of farms, lake, and parkland, providing industry-leading higher education in course areas including agriculture, animal science, conservation, equine, food science, and many more.
UCR’s purpose is to inspire their students’ purpose, while equipping undergraduates with the skills to grow, progress and achieve more than they thought possible.
The expert staff at UCR are focused on developing the passions of their students and cultivating progress in the land-based sector. They deliver industry focused courses which provide students with the transferable skills and knowledge that employers demand.
The exploration of new land-based solutions is more critical than ever, and no one champions environmental stewardship and sustainability like UCR. Their innovative curriculum combines a century of experience with a passionate commitment to progressive and leading-edge technology, achieved through a recent £80 million investment and UCR offers a unique opportunity to learn how to lead the way in protecting the planet.
The university has a diverse and inclusive community of learners and academic staff, who work together to cultivate a sense of belonging, and a culture of mutual support.
University Centre Reaseheath offers a variety of innovative, technical courses which combine over a century of experience with a passionate commitment to progressive and leading-edge technology.
UCR knows their students care about the earth that everyone shares , and they offer a unique opportunity to learn how to lead the way in protecting the planet through their courses.
The University Centre offers courses across 12 subject areas:
There is also opportunity to study an Access to Higher Education diploma over just one year, which would be perfect for anyone who wants to study a degree but needs further qualifications first. The Access to Higher Education diploma is a Level 3 qualification which is full preparation for study at university level.
Interested? Order a prospectus to find out more about the uni and the courses on offer.
GET PROSPECTUSThe UCAS tariff system is used for full-time entry requirements. The number of UCAS points needed to join a particular course is listed on the course-specific pages both in the University Centre Reaseheath prospectus and on their website.
BSc (Hons) or BA (Hons) 1 year top-up
The entry requirement for all top-up programmes is a foundation degree in a relevant subject.
Part-time courses
For all part-time courses, A Levels or a Level 3 subject in a relevant discipline is required. However, in some circumstances relevant work experience will be taken into consideration and applicants will be considered on an individual basis. Each application is considered on its merits. University Centre Reaseheath is flexible in their normal offer if the applicant can show a commitment to succeed and has relevant skills and experience, for example, through employment, voluntary work or private study.
UCAS TARIFF CALCULATORSend a message directly to the uni to learn more about their entry requirements.
ASK A QUESTIONUniversity Centre Reaseheath offers a range of comfortable accommodation options for up to 1,000 students on its beautiful campus. Living on site is a fantastic way to meet new people, learn to live independently and truly experience student life.
Each student’s room has a workstation and Wi-Fi and is within walking distance of classrooms and lecture theatres. There is 24-hour security, support from the student services team and safeguarding officers, and CCTV on campus. There are both catered and self-catered options, and students can choose between an en-suite room or a shared bathroom.
Residence students benefit from use of excellent social facilities including common rooms, table tennis and pool tables, large screen TVs, a gym and a student bar.
After applying, staff will contact students to explain how to secure their place in halls of residence. All first-year students are guaranteed a room, and full details can be found on the university website.
Reaseheath’s stunning campus in Cheshire is set amongst 330 hectares of park and woodlands and boasts a working farm and zoo. UCR has recently received £80 million in funding to invest in the future of the university and its facilities.
Facilities include:
What's it like to study at this institution? Current students and alumni share their opinion...
VIEW 24 REVIEWS WRITE A REVIEWL Lucy Reviewed 13 Jul 22 Animal Management (Behaviour and Welfare) (Top-Up) BSc (Hons) For a country and land based college the facilities are very good. Lecture theatres and library modernised and fit for purpose. Clean, well ran and well kept indoor and outdoor areas. Plenty of car parking spaces for day students. Has it's own zoo, farm and kennels, perfect for animal sector... READ FULL REVIEW
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University Centre Reaseheath offers an inclusive and nurturing environment for all its students and has a team of dedicated professionals on hand to provide support when needed.
The Student Services team can help with things like:
The Student Wellbeing Team offers a confidential service to students who may be suffering with homesickness, difficulties with coursework, financial problems, health or family issues and much more. The counselling service provides ongoing support with specific problems and the Chaplain can offer additional support and pastoral care to students of all faiths or of no faith.
There’s also a specialist Higher Education Support Team (HEST) which supports students with a range of disabilities, including dyslexia, dyspraxia, ADHD, ASD, health conditions and mental health needs, and can provide guidance in applying for the Disabled Students Allowance (DSA).
Find out more about the student support offered on the university’s website.
VISIT WEBSITEAgriculture
Agricultural degrees cover a range of farming practices and industry-standard facilities, such as the new Lely Astronaut A5 automated robotic milking system, a vertical farming unit, and hydroponic glasshouse.
Animal Science
Reaseheath has held a zoo licence for over fifteen years, and they are a full member of BIAZA (British and Irish Association of Zoos and Aquariums). Their zoo is home to over 250 different animal species, including aquatic, exotic and companion animals.
Equine Science
The Equestrian Centre at UCR combines scientific research with access to relevant industry experience. The school boasts cutting-edge facilities such as a VO2 Max Testing equipment for riders, gait analysis system, and a mechanical horse.
Food Science
The £7 million Food Centre is one of the best-equipped food processing teaching facilities in Europe, and the state-of-the-art BRC7 Grade AA facilities include a commercial dairy, butchery, commercial bakery and innovation rooms.
Reaseheath’s Student Association represents all University Centre Reaseheath students and acts as the student voice in a range of ways. Based in the student social area, the Student Association is made up of current students from different courses who organise a lively programme of events including Thursday night socials, karaoke and live bands as well as exciting off-site activities.
University Centre Reaseheath also offers a packed schedule of sports clubs and societies, which give a chance to achieve new potentials and make friends with similar interests. Whether students want to try a new sport such as badminton or boxing, perfect their creative or communication skills, promote inclusion at an LGBTQIA+ or culture groups, or relax with friends in the newly renovated Courtyard bar and social space, it is all at UCR.
Many students also choose to be part of Reaseheath’s RAG (raising and giving) society, which has raised over £280,000 for nominated charities since it began in 1987.
There are lots of clubs and societies to join at University Centre Reaseheath, which allow students to pursue their passions and develop confidence outside of lessons.
Whether taking up a new sport such as badminton or boxing, perfecting creative or communication skills in a society, promoting inclusion at a LBGTQIA+ or culture group, or having fun with friends at a themed social night or in the newly renovated Courtyard bar, it’s all on offer at UCR.
A few of the clubs at UCR include:
The list of activities is endless, but they all have one thing in common; students can be sure that they will be welcomed exactly as they are. There are many opportunities to develop personal interests with like-minded individuals from all backgrounds, making friendships which can last a lifetime.
University Centre Reaseheath is set in the historical town of Nantwich in the heart of Cheshire. A medieval market town with a contemporary edge, Nantwich is an attractive town with numerous shops, cafés and restaurants. Nantwich offers a great night out for students, with plenty of pubs and nightclubs hosting regular student nights.
The campus location provides excellent opportunities to experience the great outdoors, with real adventure and beautiful scenery, in North Wales, the Peak District and Lake District all within easy travelling distance. There are plenty of opportunities for walkers, mountain bikers, horse riders, water sports enthusiasts and rock climbers.
Transport links for Nantwich are excellent with the nearby M6 motorway, Crewe railway station and a bus and train station in Nantwich. The nearby cities of Chester, Liverpool and Manchester all offer great days and fun nights out too.
UCR provides a progressive and well-rounded education, with a focus on both academic and practical tuition. After studying at UCR, students will graduate with both the academic knowledge and practical skills needed to succeed in their chosen industry.
The university’s teaching staff have a wealth of research an industry experience, and many remain active in these fields. Students benefit from small class sizes, with plenty of personalised individual contact time with tutors.
UCR students can also study a range of additional qualifications, which offer industry relevant skills, training and an advantageous position in a competitive job market.
The on-site careers service at University Centre Reaseheath provides information, advice, and guidance to all students, even after graduating. Students can access support for anything from writing their CV or searching for jobs, to helping assess their skills and qualities, helping to give them a head start in the graduate job market.
University Centre Reaseheath is committed to providing financial support to those who need it.
They have several means-tested bursary schemes available which are designed to ensure that students can all thrive and succeed during their time at Reaseheath.
Additional financial support is available to students on directly funded programmes. Prospective students can contact the university for more information.
Bursaries include:
Further information on any of the above can be found at the University Centre Reaseheath's website.
Tuition fees are charged for each academic year of a course and are set by the University Centre annually. Whether studying full or part-time, student loans or grants are available to help with living costs and tuition fees. Other financial support, including non-repayable bursaries and scholarships, may be available to eligible students depending on individual circumstances.
Full-time UK/ EU students (2022/23 fees)
Part-time UK/ EU students (2022/23 fees)
Send a message directly to the uni to learn more about their scholarships and bursaries.
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Reaseheath College,
Reaseheath,
Cheshire,
CW5 6DF
University Centre Reaseheath
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You'll be shocked by the number of clubs and societies on offer at University Centre Reaseheath. There's something for everyone! As well as being able to pick different clubs and societies, most courses let you choose modules at different points through your degree.
As well as personalising your course through optional modules, you may have the chance to do a work placement during your studies. Developing your professional skills through work placements is a great way to add to your CV and boost your employability.
If you want a job you love (and who doesn't?), getting a job in a field you're passionate about is a great place to start. By studying a subject you really enjoy, you'll be qualified for a range of jobs relating to that subject, which you'll hopefully love.
For those who aren't ready to give up on education after an undergraduate degree, you'll have the opportunity to progress to postgraduate study such as a master's or even a PhD.
University Centre Reaseheath's accommodation is designed to be as straightforward and stress-free as possible. All your bills are included in your rent, you'll have free WiFi and your rent also includes security and maintenance.
You'll have access to communal areas like kitchen and dining facilities, where you can socialise with other students you're living with. Disabled students will find several rooms adapted in accessible halls to suit a range of access requirements.
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