Aberystwyth University, established in 1872, has a history of 152 years and was the first public university in Wales. Located on the Golden West Coast of Wales, the University enjoys a picturesque setting with mountains and sea, a pleasant climate, and convenient transportation, making it a popular tourist destination. With over 8,000 students, including 6% international students from over 100 countries, Aberystwyth University offers an exceptional linguistic environment and cultural atmosphere.

As the Alma Mater of King Charles III, Aberystwyth University is recognized for its teaching quality and student satisfaction, ranked among the top universities in the UK. It has been awarded Gold in the Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF), ranked first in overall student satisfaction in England and Wales, and has been named the University of the Year in Wales for eight consecutive years, making it an ideal choice for international students seeking a high-quality research university.

Aberystwyth is located in Cardigan Bay on the Golden West Coast of Wales. Once a thriving port for lead mining exports and a hub for shipbuilding and brewing, it is now the largest commercial and cultural center in central Wales and a famous tourist resort in the UK. The university is just a 15-minute walk from the beach and has a well-developed urban transportation network. It is conveniently located 102 miles from the Welsh capital, Cardiff (about a 2.5-hour drive), 107 miles from Liverpool, 113 miles from Birmingham, and 238 miles from London.