Harper Adams is the University for food production and technology, animal health and wellbeing, and their contribution to sustainable, living environments for our planet’s inhabitants. Advancing knowledge, inspiring learners and equipping people to find creative, sustainable solutions to the economic and environmental challenges facing our planet – now and in the future.
The Elizabeth Creak Building part of the Harper Adams extensive laboratory complex.
The large microbiology laboratory’s dividing internal walls create a highly flexible space for different group sizes, as one large space or three separate rooms. High quality audio-visual equipment enhances our teaching of agricultural science through demonstrations, practical classes and lectures.
The building also houses specialist laboratories for anatomy, microbiology research, and applied science teaching, a prep room, and offices for teaching and technical staff.
The £2m+ extension was made possible through generous support from the Elizabeth Creak Charitable Trust.
