Beach Days Are Study Days
WHERE HISTORY MEETS ENERGY
Study Among Medieval Castles
Imagine an UNESCO World Heritage site as your backdrop while you study. Historical towns such as Beaumaris, Conwy and Caernarfon - all with their own castles - and scenic villages like Beddgelert and Betws y Coed aren't just tourist attractions, they're your neighbours.
Vibrant City Vibes in Stunning Settings
Towns like ºÚÁϲ»´òìÈ and Wrexham offer all the cosmopolitan energy you crave – independent coffee shops, diverse restaurants, live music venues, and buzzing student scenes – but surrounded by mountains and beaches.
ADVENTURES AND ATTRACTIONS
Adventures Between Lectures
Rock climbing, mountain biking, hiking, kayaking, surfing, zip-lining – North Wales is literally the UK's adventure capital. One thing’s for certain, all this on your doorstep definitely adds a different dimension to student life.
Attractions To Suit Everyone
From the world's fastest zip line to underground trampolines in old mines, from steam railways to Britain's smallest house – North Wales packs a lot of unique experiences per square mile so there’s plenty to do in your spare time
A Welcoming Bilingual Community
Immerse yourself in a genuinely bilingual environment where Welsh and English flow naturally together. Even if you don’t speak Welsh, we’re sure you’ll enjoy the experience of living and learning in a bilingual environment.
Your Student Loan Actually Stretches
We understand that student budgets are tight. Living in North Wales is significantly cheaper than most big university cities. Lower living costs mean higher quality of life. More money for experiences, less for rent. That means more gigs, more trips, and more fun.
A Revived Food Scene
North Wales is experiencing a culinary renaissance. You'll experience award-winning eateries using local Welsh ingredients, artisan food producers, farmers' markets, and traditional pubs.