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We are approaching the final few weeks of university for many international students in Wales. With dissertations being submitted and exams being sat, our students are thinking about where life will take them after university and reflecting upon their time here in Wales.

If you’re ready for an adventure then our very own students have spoken, revealing the ultimate hikes to explore in Wales for the perfect study break!

Welsh universities have hundreds of friendly volunteers on hand to help you settle into your new home, find your way around, and give you the warmest of Welsh welcomes.

As an international student moving away from your friends and family to study in Wales, we want you to know about the support you receive to help you thrive both academically and personally.

When you think of Wales, what image first comes to mind? What makes our small but beautiful nation unique? That’s the question we asked our body of international students when we launched our photography competition to celebrate St David’s Day.

Wales may not be the first place that comes to mind when you think of famous movie locations, but you might be surprised to know that this beautiful country has been the backdrop for many iconic films.

If you wanted to explore Wales, where would you go and what would you do? We teamed up with our friends at Study UK to show 7 international students a taste of what’s on offer when you choose to study in Wales.

Thanks to the depth and breadth of the thousands of courses available to study in Wales, our graduates showcase the incredible range of careers within your reach.

Wales’ historic qualification for the 2022 FIFA World Cup presented a great opportunity to promote higher and further education whilst Wales had this global platform.

Ever since Hollywood heavyweights Rob McElhenney and Ryan Reynolds announced their intentions to purchase Wrexham AFC in 2020, interest in the club has grown rapidly. But what has this meteoric sporting success meant for Wrexham, its community and its university?

Not to be underestimated, knowing what and what-not to bring is essential.

Like many organisations, businesses, and communities, Welsh universities are committed to making their institutions a safe place for everyone.