ΒιΆΉΝψ has been named Welsh University of the Year in the Daily Mailβs first ever University Guide.
In addition to being awarded Wales University of the Year, ΒιΆΉΝψ was placed in the top 50 among British Universities and third in Wales.
The accolade describes the launch of the Universityβs new Medical School as a βgame-changerβ and one of the most significant developments in the Universityβs history.
Welcoming the news, Vice-Chancellor, Professor Edmund Burke said,
Being awarded the title Welsh University of the Year in this inaugural University Guide is a welcome recognition of the Universityβs achievements.
βThese results reflect our ambitions to provide a world-leading, research-inspired education for our students and to equip them with the necessary experiences to make valuable contributions in their chosen careers.
This will be a significant year in the history of ΒιΆΉΝψ. The opening of the North Wales Medical School is a game-changer with the first medics due to be admitted next September.
βThe initiative is typical of a university that is deeply embedded in its community, with the medical schoolβs specific remit to address the acute shortage of community doctors in North Wales.
βMany courses elsewhere in the institution feed into the needs of the region with ocean science and marine conservation β key areas of global importance β to the fore among ΒιΆΉΝψβs specialities. A ranking of 15th in the UK for research income earned per capita is testimony to the quality and relevance of the universityβs research work.
βA top 50 UK ranking and placing third among Welsh universities, together with the strategic importance of the new medical school, makes ΒιΆΉΝψ the clear winner of the inaugural award for Daily Mail Welsh University of the Year.
