A THREE-BEDROOMED farm cottage has been converted into a new space to support agriculture students at Scotland’s Rural College in Aberdeen. An investment of nearly £50,000 has transformed the house at SRUC’s Tulloch farm near its Craibstone campus into a dedicated space for its 50 students. The new facilities include a small-group teaching area, a kitchenette, male and female locker rooms and an accessible toilet. This is the first step in enhancing the facilities for students at Craibstone, with more work planned for the future. On the organic-certified farm, this year students are helping to manage 400 sheep, 100 finishing cattle of mixed breeding, and cereals.
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Views sought on plans for Craibstone campus expansion by Gemma Mackenzie
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LOOKING TO FUTURE: An artist’s impression of the proposed expansion of facilities at SRUC’s Craibstone campus on the outskirts of Aberdeen.
Scotland’s Rural College (SRUC) is seeking community views on plans to expand its Craibstone campus on the outskirts of Aberdeen.
The college has launched a consultation on the proposals, which it says are long-term and looking 10-15 years into the future.
They include plans to build teaching facilities focused on animal health and supporting skills for rural veterinary practices, research facilities, space for a veterinary practice partnership and halls of residence.
SRUC launches consultation on Craibstone campus expansion plans by Gemma Mackenzie
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An artist s impression of the expansion plans for the campus.
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Scotland’s Rural College (SRUC) is seeking community views on plans to expand its Craibstone campus on the outskirts of Aberdeen.
The college has launched a consultation on the proposals, which it says are long-term and looking 10-15 years into the future.
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