Choosing learning objectives is as important as choosing specialized courses, and many students will agree with this. But where to start looking? In this article, I will introduce another great study destination in Britain: Wales. Let's explore the charm of studying abroad in this city.

Welsh scenery

Wales lies in the west of England, between Ireland and England. It's convenient to travel there. It takes about two hours by train from London. As a principality, Wales has its own independent culture, traditions, and even its own language, which adds a lot of attractions for going there for new adventures.

Wales provides many conveniences for international students studying in Britain: this area has a beautiful environment and a long history, with hundreds of castles and miles of coastline, and you can keep busy just by experiencing it. Choosing to study in Wales will give you countless opportunities to experience and explore this country.

There are also three most famous national parks in Britain: Brecon Lighthouse National Park in South Wales, Snowdonia National Park in North Wales and Pembrokeshire Coastal National Park in West Wales. The coastline around Wales, including Goyle Peninsula, is covered with beaches, providing many opportunities for residents and tourists to experience outdoor activities, such as surfing and hiking.

Castle: More than 600 castles in Wales open their doors to thousands of tourists every year. You can visit Cardiff Castle and taste scones while drinking coffee, or follow the story of dan brown and look for the Holy Grail in Dieners Bran Castle (or Crow Castle).

Portmeirionvilla: This is a popular tourist village in Gwyneth, North Wales. There are countless movies and TV programs, all shot in this charming place.

Welsh activities

If you find that visiting castles and museums is not your hobby, there are many outdoor activities suitable for energetic students like you in Wales, so be prepared to burn some energy. Welsh people are passionate about many things, and their love for sports is undoubtedly the most obvious. Cardiff's Principality Stadium (the official Millennium Stadium) is considered to be one of the best stadiums in the world. Before new wembley stadium was built, it was the home of the FA Cup final.

Coastal activities: This is a unique adventure sport. You can experience rock climbing, jumping from cliffs to sea caves and so on at the same time. You can experience this series of activities under the charming scenery of Pembrokeshire coast.

Climbing Snowden: Snowdonia National Park has 100 lakes and 90 peaks. There are many beaches and coastlines in the park waiting for you to explore. Push yourself to the limit and climb the peak of Snowden. You will never forget this experience.

Swamp diving: One of the strangest activities held in Dewerse, the smallest city in Britain, is to cross two ditches filled with water in the shortest time. Participants can only push themselves to the finish line with flippers!

The main city of Wales.

Wales also has exciting and prosperous cities, such as Cardiff, Newport and Swansea. Cardiff has a prosperous port called Cardiff Bay, which is one of the largest ports in the world. This port is now a popular nightlife and entertainment center.

Millennium Stadium is another landmark of this city. Since the opening of 1999, it has received more than1300,000 tourists every year. On the other hand, Swansea in South Wales is a veritable maritime city with a Welsh-speaking population.

Finally, Newport is the third largest city in Wales. This city is famous for its sports style and is the hometown of a strong football team.

Wales is home to major universities in Britain, such as Cardiff City University, Bangor University, Aberystwyth University, Cardiff University and the University of Wales (Newport).

The quality of education in Wales

Wales is a good choice for studying abroad-first of all, because of safety, the crime rate here is the lowest in Britain. Wales gives students a lot of support and rich social life. Schools in Wales also enjoy a world-class reputation.

There are 65,438+02 universities in Wales: Swansea University in Arberry, Bangor University, Cardiff University, grendel University, Royal Welsh Academy of Music and Drama, Swansea City University, Swansea University, Trinity University College, glamorgan University, Cardiff College of the University of Wales, Lampeter University of Wales and Newport University of Wales.

In 20 16, Cardiff City University attracted international students from 150 countries. Higher education institutions in Wales continue to grow and offer more new courses. About 10% of students come from countries outside the EU, which makes Wales a perfect destination for studying abroad.

Accommodation and travel

From camping to hotels, Wells has a variety of accommodation options, and you can rent B&; Bs (breakfast hotel) or cabin, spend * * * time with friends.

Wales has convenient transportation and access. Secondly, there are many wonderful places, customs and activities waiting for you to discover. When you are studying in England, don't miss the opportunity to visit there.