Scotland's Rural College

Scotland's Rural College (SRUC) is an advanced education organization that joins training, counseling and look into in Scotland. It concentrates on agribusiness. It was established in October 2012 through a merger of Barony College, Elmwood College, Oatridge College and the Scottish Agricultural College (SAC). 

The establishment will work towards picking up the status of a college school with degree honoring powers. Until such time, the initialism SRUC is given as the association's name to stay away from a reference to college school status. SRUC is an enlisted philanthropy under Scottish law. Degrees are at present granted by The University of Edinburgh. 

SRUC understudies study land-construct courses with respect to destinations all through Scotland from further training to PhD level. The association's Research Division completes research in the horticulture and rustic area while the Consulting Division, SAC Consulting, works with more than 12,000 customers in country organizations and related commercial enterprises. The school has six grounds crosswise over Scotland while the Consulting arm has 26 workplaces found both in Scotland and in the north of England, and eight veterinary reconnaissance focuses. SRUC's Research Division works in six exploration focuses, and SRUC likewise runs eight homesteads for both examination and instructive purposes.