University of Wales

University of Wales is one of the world's most well-known institutions for higher education. University of Wales was founded in 1893. Located in Cardiff,UK the university is home to about 24000 international students, promoting inclusivity and diversity. The university is globally recognised for its high-quality education and research output.

University of Wales is ranked 5682th in Top Universities by Webometrics - World. The university offers bachelor's, master's and doctoral degrees in various disciplines. Courses range from Business, Humanities, Engineering, and others. The university offers around 0 undergraduate and 0 postgraduate programs. University of Wales has 0 intakes in . The duration of bachelor’s degree courses is usually NaN years and master’s degree courses is NaN years.

The average yearly tuition fee of University of Wales is around £8,000-£36,000.For financial assistance, students can avail of many scholarships and grants. Some of the prominent scholarships provided by University of Wales include Loughborough University Alumni Bursary School Of Business,Teesside University Global Scholarship,Rhodes Scholarships at Oxford University for International Students,Media Communication Head Of School Masters Scholarship.

The sprawling university campus includes outstanding buildings, state-of-the-art research libraries, laboratory spaces, centres, clubs, hostels and other facilities for students and staff.

Another important factor attracting international students to University of Wales is the post-study work opportunities in UK. The students are mentored to excel in their careers and positively impact society.

University of Wales has admissions requirements like IELTS, TOEFL scores for English proficiency and standardised test scores of exams like the GRE, SAT, GMAT and others. For admission, students must submit letters of recommendation, work experience letters, statements of purpose, school or college transcripts, and valid passports and visas.