although you would have to put up with the welsh accent !
Oi, I resemble that remark....................
There are lots of very good universities in Wales, and unlike England you have to apply directly to them, I will give you the contacts but please take note of what I have said at the end of this post.
In South Wales you have:
you have the
University of Wales in Cardiff
The
University of Glamorgan which is in Pontypridd
The
University of Wales in Swansea in Swansea
Then the North of Wales offers
The
University of Wales in Bangor
The
North East Wales Institute of Higher Education in Wrexham
There are more in North Wales but I can't remember them.
Now Deeppurple I have just a word of caution, I notice your profile says that you are from Malaysia and I don't want to sound negative but could I ask why you want to study in the UK? There are a few reasons for my question.
1. I think that it is going to be incredibly hard for you to get a place in University to study nursing, there are big waiting lists for places and there are UK citizens waiting to get into them. The chance of a university giving you a place over a UK and then EU Citizen is tiny.
2. In order to get a student visa you are going to have to prove that you have the means to support yourself so on top of paying the University fees which will be high as you are not UK or EU you will have to prove you have the income to support your studies. You
Will Not be entitled to the bursery because you are not a UK citizen. So unless you have quite a few thousands stashed away somewhere you are either going to have to work full time and study full time which would be extremely difficult, or you will not be granted a Visa.
3. You
WILL NOT get a job at the end of your studies in the UK and unless there is a dramatic change to the state of the NHS in the UK you will have to return to you home country as soon as your studies are finished, Employers will not be allowed to give you a job because you will not fall into the catagory of the occupations that are in short supply, there fore you will not be granted a Visa to work. I know this because I am responsible for recruiting nurses in my area so am very aware about who I am not allowed to employ. Even if I wanted to I couldn't give anyone who is not a Uk or EU citizen a job.
Unless you are a UK or EU citizen I think that what you are proposing (to study nursing in the UK) is going to be very difficult for you to achieve, and I wonder if you would be better off studying at home.
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