Prince William, Duke of Cambridge at Birmingham Library, England. Photo / Getty Images
Prince William will study at Cambridge University next year.
The second in line to the British throne - who stepped down from his career with the Royal Air Force (RAF) earlier this year - will study Agricultural Management at the prestigious British seat of learning between January and March 2014.
The 10 week course is the first step for the prince in learning how to manage the Duchy of Cornwall; a portfolio of land, property and investments which he will inherit from his father, Prince Charles, when he becomes king.
William - the Duke of Cambridge - will have 18 to 20 hours of lectures, seminars and meetings a week, as well as essays and field trips to complete.
A Kensington Palace spokesperson said the prince was "very much looking forward" to the course, adding: "The executive education programme of seminars, lectures and meetings will draw on the strengths of academics across the university.
