Brooksby Melton College, near Melton Mowbray in Leicestershire, has been awarded Centre of Vocational Excellence status by the Learning & Skills Council for its Landbased Service Engineering courses, including the John Deere Ag & Turf Tech programmes. Through the CoVE initiative, the LSC encourages colleges to work more closely with employers to deliver high quality specialist training.

The Loughry campus is centrally located in the heart of Northern Ireland, between Cookstown and Dungannon. The primary objective of the Loughry campus is to develop people through education, training, business and technology programmes to meet the needs of the food industry. Loughry offers a range of courses in Food Technology, Supply Management (Food), Communications, Packaging and Marketing. This wide range of courses provides full-time and part-time education and training in the production and management skills required by young people entering an increasingly complex and competitive industry. To cater for the needs of those already working in the food industry, short technical and management courses are also provided.

School of Animal, Rural and Environmental Sciences at Nottingham Trent University - Brackenhurst, Southwell, Nottinghamshire, England, United Kingdom. Study at Brackenhurst, a school with a national reputation for excellence in animal, equine, horticulture, environmental and countryside management courses.

Bishop Burton is the only land-based college in the country to be awarded beacon status and accredited college status. The college offers a range of further and higher education courses in land-based disciplines and related subjects, including agriculture, countryside and environmental management, equine science, business management, horticulture and garden design.

Hadlow College - Land-based Higher Education and Further Education College in Hadlow (near Tonbridge), Kent. The college offers a wide range of Higher Education programmes in the land-based industries, including agriculture, machinery/equipment, horticulture, floristry, sports turf, animal care, leisure, and equine studies. Hadlow College is four miles from Tonbridge, Kent. The campus is easily reached by public transport and Tonbridge has good rail and road links to London and the South East.

The College has for many years specialised in providing a wide range of land-based courses ranging from internal courses for school leavers to specialist courses for rural business. The Plumpton College offers a range of qualifications in the agriculture, animal care, countryside, equine, floristry, forestry, horticulture, agricultural machinery, and wine studies.

A high quality, forward thinking university college, with great community spirit, in the heart of rural England. Specialists in farming and agricultural studies and managerial studies. The College's estate extends to over 308 hectares. It is located on a single site on the Shropshire plain and incorporates a farm. Some 11 hectares are occupied by managed woodlands and 16 hectares by college buildings, roads and amenity areas. The farm is an essential educational resource for the courses offered at the College. It also provides a base for research and development, including 30 hectares devoted to plot-based field experiments. Specialist accommodation includes a purpose-built soil hall for agricultural engineering research and farm mechanisation teaching, farm-based crop field laboratories, and livestock experimental facilities.

The School of Agriculture & Food Science is located at the Newforge Lane campus of the Agriculture & Food Science Centre close by the main Queen's University campus and Halls of Residence in South Belfast. Teaching within the School is provided by the departments of Agricultural and Environmental Science, Agricultural and Food Economics, Applied Plant Science, Biometrics, Food Science and Veterinary Science. The Centre is well served by bus routes with a night time Students Union bus service from the Agriculture & Food Science Library at Newforge Lane during term time. Facilities, in addition to those at Newforge Lane, include those at the Plant Testing Station at Crossnacreevy, Veterinary Science, Horticultural and Plant Breeding Station at Loughgall and the Agricultural Research Institute of Northern Ireland at Hillsborough.

Pencoed College is the ideal environment to host land-based activities. With over 500 acres of land, well-equipped workshops, classrooms and vast student practical areas, students have an assurance that they get the very best educational experience. The extensive choice of full-time, part-time and short courses, ranging from foundation level to HNDs ensures that there is something here for everyone. Choose from a course in Agriculture, Animal Care, Countryside & Environemntal Management, Engineering, Equine, Floristry, Horticulture, or Sport & Recreation.

Aberdeen University: Department of Agriculture, School of Biological Sciences (Department of Animal Sciences), Department of Forestry. The University of Aberdeen is Scotland's third oldest and the fifth oldest in the UK. Aberdeen is an international university built on serving one of the most dynamic regions of Europe.