What is Glyndwr University known for?

Wrexham Glyndwr University is also number one in North Wales for getting its students jobs after graduation. The institution achieved an employability figure of 92.1% and is also above the sector average for graduate level employment, according to the latest Destination of Leavers Survey (DLHE).

Why is Wrexham called Glyndwr?

There are lots of great reasons to choose WGU as your university. From our community feel, on and offline, to our practice-informed teaching and personalised support.

Why did you choose Wrexham Glyndwr University?

Why do you choose Glyndwr University?

How do you say Wrexham in Welsh?

Wrexham (/ˈrɛksəm/ REKS-əm; Welsh: Wrecsam; Welsh pronunciation: [ˈrɛksam]) is a large market town and the administrative centre of Wrexham County Borough in Wales.

When did Wrexham Glyndwr become a university?

The institute was a member of the University of Wales from 2004 until 2008 when it was granted university status. In 2016 the university became Wrexham Glyndwr University. The university is named in honour of Owain Glyndwr, an important figure in Welsh history.

What does the University of Wrexham offer?

The university is a key part of the community in Wrexham, owning the Glynd?r University Racecourse Stadium where Wrexham FC and the North Wales Crusaders rugby league team play home games and hosting sports clubs at our Sports Centre. Our events programme attracts live music, shows and some of the biggest names in comedy year-round.

How many campuses does the University of Wales have?

There are three campuses located in northeast Wales, UK. Wrexham Campus is the largest campus and is home to the majority of the university’s courses. There are a combination of Grade II listed buildings and modern 21st century facilities at Wrexham Campus.