UNIVERSITY OF WALES, BANGOR · UNITED KINGDOM
Welsh Undergraduate Degrees
Bachelor's · Taught in en
At a glance
36 mo
Duration
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Bachelor's
Level
- 100%Satisfaction for the Quality of Teaching in Welsh Studies (NSS 2025)
- 97%Overall Satisfaction for Welsh Studies (NSS 2025)
- Welsh University of the YearDaily Mail University Guide 2024
- Top 20 for Teaching Quality in the UKThe Times & The Sunday Times Good University Guide 2024
- 4th Highest Climber in the UKThe Guardian University Ranking 2024
- #1 university in the UKUnifresher's Alternative League Table 2023
Immerse yourself in the Welsh language and culture at Bangor University, located in Gwynedd, the Welsh county with the highest percentage of Welsh speakers. This program offers a unique opportunity to live and study through the medium of Welsh, surrounded by a vibrant cultural environment. You will develop excellent transferable skills, including confident writing, analytical thinking, and effective communication, preparing you for a wide range of career paths. Graduates from Welsh studies have pursued careers in teaching, journalism, civil service, research, translation, and the heritage industry. The program emphasizes the practical application of language skills and cultural understanding, making graduates valuable assets in a variety of professional fields. The university's strong links to Welsh culture and institutions provide ample opportunities for real-world experience and networking.
Careers
A degree in Welsh from Bangor University provides a strong foundation for a successful career in diverse fields. Graduates develop excellent transferable skills highly valued by employers. The program is ideal for those passionate about making a real difference in preserving and promoting the Welsh language and culture.
- Teachers
- Lecturers
- Journalists
- Authors
- Editors
- Welsh language tutors
- Civil servants
- Politicians
- Researchers
- Translators
- Language enterprise workers
- Local government workers
- Librarians
- Museum and heritage industry workers
Frequently asked questions
- What careers can I pursue with a Welsh Undergraduate Degree?
- A Welsh degree from Bangor University prepares you for diverse roles such as teachers, journalists, translators, civil servants, researchers, and professionals in the heritage industry. Graduates develop valuable transferable skills for various professional fields.
- What is the application process for international students?
- International students typically apply through UCAS or directly to Bangor University. The process involves choosing your course, checking entry requirements, preparing academic transcripts and English language proficiency proof, and then submitting your application.
- Where can I find information on tuition fees for international students?
- Tuition fees for international students vary by course. Please refer to the individual course pages on the university's website for specific tuition fee information.
- What are the entry requirements for the Welsh Undergraduate Degree?
- Specific academic and English language entry requirements depend on your chosen course combination. You should consult the individual course pages for detailed and precise information.
- What is the student satisfaction rate for Welsh Studies?
- Welsh Studies at Bangor University boasts 100% satisfaction for the Quality of Teaching and 97% Overall Satisfaction, according to the National Student Survey 2025.
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Fees
Tuition (international)Please refer to the individual course pages for specific tuition fees for international students.
Tuition (home)Please refer to the individual course pages for specific tuition fees for home students.
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How to apply
1. Choose Your CourseSelect the BA (Hons) Welsh course that best suits your academic interests, such as Welsh and Linguistics or Welsh and Music.
2. Check Entry RequirementsVerify the academic and English language requirements for your chosen course.
3. Prepare Your ApplicationGather all necessary documents, including academic transcripts and English language test scores.
4. Submit ApplicationApply via UCAS or directly to the university as instructed on the course page.
5. Await DecisionThe university will review your application and notify you of their decision.
Frequently asked questions
What careers can I pursue with a Welsh Undergraduate Degree?
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A Welsh degree from Bangor University prepares you for diverse roles such as teachers, journalists, translators, civil servants, researchers, and professionals in the heritage industry. Graduates develop valuable transferable skills for various professional fields.
What is the application process for international students?
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International students typically apply through UCAS or directly to Bangor University. The process involves choosing your course, checking entry requirements, preparing academic transcripts and English language proficiency proof, and then submitting your application.
Where can I find information on tuition fees for international students?
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Tuition fees for international students vary by course. Please refer to the individual course pages on the university's website for specific tuition fee information.
What are the entry requirements for the Welsh Undergraduate Degree?
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Specific academic and English language entry requirements depend on your chosen course combination. You should consult the individual course pages for detailed and precise information.
What is the student satisfaction rate for Welsh Studies?
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Welsh Studies at Bangor University boasts 100% satisfaction for the Quality of Teaching and 97% Overall Satisfaction, according to the National Student Survey 2025.