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Prince William is planning to attend Cambridge University in 2014. He’ll be studying agricultural management.
Amid the joys of the holiday season, Prince William is looking ahead to 2014.
The 31-year-old Prince will be attending Cambridge University for 10 weeks to study agricultural management, Kensington Palace announced Monday.
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In the 10-week program, Prince William (left) will study agricultural management in an ‘executive education program,’ according to Kensington Palace.
He has reportedly enrolled as a full-time student in an "executive education program" set to begin in early January and ends in mid-March.
Organized by the Cambridge Programme of Sustainability Leadership, the Duke of Cambridge will partake in seminars, lectures, and meetings in order to grasp "an understanding of contemporary issues affecting agricultural business and rural communities in the United Kingdom."
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Prince William and Kate Middleton with their son, Prince George. If William decides he wants to escape daddy duty, he can stay over at a dorm at Cambridge.
Interestingly, while the Prince takes on approximately 18 to 20 hours of schooling per week, the university has made a dorm room available if he feels the need to spend the night.
He completed his geography degree in 2005 from the University of St. Andrews. Now, he embarks on another chapter in his education in order to prepare for the role of running the Duchy of Cornwall, the estate currently led by his father Prince Charles.
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