STUDY IN WALES
Discover your full potential and energise your career by studying abroad in Wales. Choose Wales for your UK education and you will find a country rich in heritage, cultural diversity and innovation. Wales is full of natural resources and beauty, raw energy and pure creativity – it’s the perfect place for your international study destination.
Wales Culture and Innovation Wales offers a unique and vibrant culture steeped in its 3,000-year- old history. It’s a land where old and new sits side by side, with the capital city, Cardiff a perfect example. Here you will find the innovative architecture of the Senedd, just around the corner from the historical site of a 2,000-year-old castle (one of 641 in Wales).
Wales is also a real source of creativity and culture. From children’s author Roald Dahl to the internationally acclaimed fashion
designer Julien Macdonald, Wales continues to produce fine talent and make an impact on the international arts world. The country is also renowned for musicians such as Tom Jones, Stereophonics and Duffy and actors including Sir Anthony Hopkins, Christian Bale and Catherine Zeta Jones.
Although English is spoken by everyone in Wales, around 20 per cent of the population also speak Welsh. The people of Wales are refreshingly open, warm-hearted and hospitable and are keen to
provide international students with a comfortable and friendly living and studying environment.
Find out more about life in Wales at the
Wales.com website
A Green Education in Wales Wales is a country rich in resources and takes pride in its environment. Understanding that renewable energy, raw materials, conservation and aquaculture are crucial to its future, Wales is becoming one of the world leaders in sustainable technologies.
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