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University of Wales Institute, Cardiff
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UWIC is one of the leading new universities in Wales, mainly due to its career-orientated courses that make graduates popular with employers. It's also a top sporting university with first-class facilities and a proud tradition of competition - and success. It's also recently announced a £46m fund for redeveloping and updating the campus facilities. The university is split between four campuses, with the Howard Gardens campus in the city centre itself. Cardiff is a lively, cosmopolitan and fun-loving capital city, but still manageable and easy to get around. There's some lovely countryside within easy reach and good transport links to the rest of the UK. |
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Fees
£3,070 a year for all full-time undergraduate courses. Welsh-domiciled students are eligible for a fee-remission grant from the Welsh assembly government of £1,845.
Bursaries
For 2007, UWIC offers a limited means-tested bursary scheme and an excellence award, available to full-time undergraduates. The means-tested scheme offers between £300 and £750 per year of study. The excellence award offers a one-off -payment of £750 for obtaining 300 points from A-levels or equivalent.
Accommodation
Not guaranteed, but UWIC will help with finding suitable private accommodation if necessary. A room in catered halls costs around £97 a week. A standard room in self-catering halls costs between £66.50 and £77.50 a week; £84.50 for en-suite doubles. Shared private accommodation starts at around £50 a week.
Contact
Tel: 029 2041 6044
Email: uwicinfo@uwic.ac.uk
Web: uwic.ac.uk
Accommodation: accomm@uwic.ac.uk
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