Here's a list of the universities in Wales. Their location is shown on the map.

If you wish to apply to study at a university in Wales, please contact each university directly.

You will find links and further information on each university's page:

1. Aberystwyth University

2. Bangor University

3. Cardiff University and University of South Wales (Cardiff campus)

4. Glyndŵr University

5. Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama

6. University of Wales Trinity St David (Swansea campus)

7. Swansea University

8. University of Wales Trinity St David (Carmarthen campus)

9. University of South Wales Treforest (Pontypridd campus)

10. Cardiff Metropolitan University

11. University of Wales Trinity St David (Lampeter campus)

12. University of South Wales (Newport campus)

March 1 residents of Wales and the Welsh around the world celebrate St David, the patron saint of Wales.

Saint David - really existed person. The son of the prince, ruler of Powys, the grandson of the ruler of the peninsula, which is now the city of St Davids and St. David's county (Pembrokeshire). David himself was the founder and rector of the cathedral. About David survived many legends. For example, once the holy David during the sermon said that those who stand far away from him, can not hear him. Then he put a handkerchief on the ground, stepped on him and continued his speech. At this very moment the earth beneath his feet up and David turned over the parish. Now everyone could hear his words. David performed many miracles created sources in places that have always been dry, healed people of salty water sources, raised the dead. God and the angels were to him in visions. In one vision, he was told that he will leave the earthly life March 1st. Since then, he performed his duties even more earnestly than before. The prediction came true. He died March 1 601 and was buried in Pembrokeshire, in the same place, which is now the cathedral.

> In the Middle Ages Saint David was so revered that pilgrims believed that it is better to go twice Sv.Devidu than once in Rome. About 50 churches in South Wales today sanctified his name.

Day of the death of Saint David on March 1 celebrated in Wales up to the XVI century (the Reformation) as a religious holiday; XVIII century St. David's Day - a national holiday of Wales, and the Welsh saint represents the people

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