Wales offers internationally respected universities, diverse courses, and generally lower living costs than many parts of the UK.

Wales has eight universities offering a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate programmes.

Yes. Most international students studying degree-level courses need a UK Student visa.

Requirements vary by university and course. Students may need IELTS or another accepted proof of English proficiency.

Yes. International students can apply directly to universities, while undergraduate applicants can generally apply through UCAS.

Yes. International students may be eligible for scholarships, grants, or bursaries, depending on the university and eligibility criteria.

Wales is generally considered one of the more affordable parts of the UK, with living costs lower than many major UK locations.

Work rights depend on your visa conditions and course. Always check the current UK Student visa rules before working.

Eligible graduates may be able to apply for the UK Graduate visa. Current rules should be checked because the duration depends on when you apply.

Depending on your circumstances, you may need your CAS, passport, financial evidence, English-language evidence, and other supporting documents.