A small university but staff really care about their students
On 14th March 19
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A small university but staff really care about their students
On 14th March 19
Applying to Glyndwr University
- Entry Requirements
112-127 UCAS Points
Average range for Glyndwr University entry requirements. Varies depending on the course.
- TEF Rating
More details of our TEF outcome can be found on the Higher Education Funding Council for England (HEFCE) website.
Covid-19 Response
- TEACHING DELIVERY STATUS:
- Confirmed Sept/Oct start
- TEACHING MODE:
- Blended learning
- OPEN DAYS:
- On campus open day on 21st Aug.
- TEACHING NOTES:
- Semester 2 will be similar to semester 1 for most students with a blend of online and on campus digitally-enabled learning delivered through our Active Learning Framework.
Glyndwr University Reputation
Glyndŵr University is located in North Wales, Wrexham. The reputation for teaching has been recognised with a Silver rating in the Teaching Excellence Framework. 6,045 students are enrolled at Glyndŵr University:
- 5,470 of these students come from the UK
- 485 come from other EU countries
- And 85 are students from non-EU countries.
(Source: HESA 2019/20)
The graduate outcomes for Glyndŵr University show that six months after leaving university, 63% of graduates are in work or further study. The typical graduate salary six months after leaving Glyndŵr University, is £18-27k a year.
(Source: HESA Graduate Outcomes Data Survey 2017/18)
Updated: 29th June 2021
Read Glyndwr University Reviews
Tutors are great on my course very supportive and have so much background experience. Wish there were more sports and activites going on as not much set up currently. Food on campus is great and reasonably priced. Brand new study areas popping up across the campus too which are modern and a great place to work or socialize.
It has been absolutely the worst experience I could have as a student. We had a lecturer that he read word by word what was written in the book, without actually having any Additional knowledge on the topics. The area is the worst possible environment for a student. Wrexham is a town where you'll only have a good time if you're into drugs, as there are no places to hangout whatsoever, and the university has no happenings going on. Just don't go. Don't. On the plus side they have an amazing careers office. Very understanding and very helpful. Other than that, don't go!!!!!!!!!!
CANNOT THINK OF ENOUGH NEGATIVE WORDS TO DESCRIBE MY EXPERIENCES AT GLYNDWR.....JUST ABOUT THE WORST UNI THERE IS...AWFUL TUTORS AND TOTAL LACK OF SUPPORT.....LOOK AFTER THEIR OWN STAFF AND HARMFUL TO STUDENTS' LIVES AND CAREEERS...DO NOT EVEN THINK ABOUT BEING A STUDENT THERE...
I’m currently studying education and childhood studies and it’s awful, the teachers are the worst people I’ve ever met. They don’t support you and are so personal when marking your work. ( if they don’t like you for any reason your going to fail.) I wish I could go somewhere else but due to personal reasons I have to stay in Wrexham. Please don’t waste your money here. It’s hell.
A small university but staff really care about their students
Awful I’m currently studying education and childhood stupid and it’s been one of the worst experiences of my life. The only reasons I’m carrying on is because I can’t travel away and need to get my degree. If you have a choice please choose somewhere else!
Social life here is absolutely dire (Unless you love recreational drugs) It’s the UK’s worst Uni for a reason...
Has all the basic facilities a university should have. There are a lot of societies to choose from but I have no experience with them as spare time is hard to find on a full time course. Wifi is not very good at all.
I've had a fab time at Glyndwr. Really friendly, great support from the teaching staff.
A fantastic university, if you're alright with it's location and available subjects.
acceptable but a lot of room for improvement if they are to keep university status
