Students will start their studies at home with The WorldGrad during their first year and then transition to Wrexham University's campus for the remainder their degree. 

Read more about the university on the TWG website : https://theworldgrad.com/university-detail/wrexham-glyndwr-university/

Location:

• Wrexham: Situated between Wales and England, Wrexham hosts a diverse range of industries.

• Wrexham Industrial Park: This area serves as a major European industrial hub, home to over 340 businesses and providing over 10,000 jobs across various sectors.

Industries:

• Manufacturing: Wrexham is home to manufacturing giants like Kelloggs, Cadbury, and Rowan Foods.

• Engineering: JCB operates in the region, contributing to the engineering sector.

• Financial: DTCC is a significant player in the financial industry.

• Electronics: Companies such as Sharp and Brother are prominent in the electronics sector.

• Pharma: Wockhardt and Ipsen are notable pharmaceutical companies in Wrexham.

• Aerospace: The region hosts Airbus and Magellan, contributing to the aerospace industry.

• Automotive: ZF Services and Applied Component Technology are key players in the automotive sector.

Notable Historical Figure:

• Elihu Yale: A notable resident of Wrexham, Elihu Yale was a benefactor of Yale College (now Yale University) and is buried in St Giles' Churchyard, Wrexham, adding historical significance to the area.

Student Experience:

• Happy Students: WU ranks second in the entire UK for student satisfaction, indicating that students enjoy their time at the university. They appreciate the personal attention and support provided by tutors.

• Great Teaching: The university is among the top 10 institutions in the UK for teaching quality.

• Nice Facilities: WU is investing £60 million to enhance its campus, including the development of excellent learning spaces and plans for a new entrance and a dedicated Student Union area. This commitment to facilities contributes to a positive student experience.

Wrexham is a city that beautifully combines its historical roots, Welsh culture, and natural beauty, offering a unique and welcoming experience to students. Key Features:

• Wrexham, located in northeast Wales, is steeped in history, with its medieval streets and historic buildings, including St. Giles' Church, a striking example of Gothic architecture.

• The city is surrounded by stunning natural landscapes, with nearby areas like the Clwydian Range and Dee Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, ideal for outdoor enthusiasts.

• Explore the picturesque countryside with hiking, cycling, and outdoor activities just a stone's throw away from the city center.

• Discover local markets and eateries offering traditional Welsh dishes and international cuisine.

• The city's location provides easy access to other parts of Wales and England, making it a convenient hub for travel and exploration.