Students attending College of Agriculture, Food and Rural Enterprise will have access to financial support through scholarships, tuition fees and bursaries.

College of Agriculture, Food and Rural Enterprise also offers various forms of student support ensuring the well-being of all attendees.

Another benefit of attending College of Agriculture, Food and Rural Enterprise is becoming part of the alumni.

College of Agriculture, Food and Rural Enterprise has locations in Antrim, Cookstown, and Enniskillen, all situated in Northern Ireland.

Based on the number of accepted applicants, there are approximately 775 students enrolled at the College of Agriculture, Food and Rural Enterprise.

(Source: UCAS EOC figures January 2024)

Updated: 28th February 2024

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