Glyndwr University is one of the fastest-growing universities in the UK.

Spanning the diverse and dynamic North East Wales region, the university has developed an enviable range of facilities which are used by students, industrial partners and the public.

Plas Coch Campus, on Mold Road in Wrexham is the larger of the university’s two sites in the town and houses a wide range of the university's courses, as well as facilities including the Centre for the Creative Industries, Centre for the Child, Family and Society and Glyndwr University Racecourse Stadium. The North Wales School of Art & Design is based at Regent Street, just a ten minute walk away in the direction of the vibrant town centre.

Between the two sites lies Wrexham General railway station, and the bus station is located in the town centre, just five minutes’ walk from Regent Street.

Glyndwr University also has high quality facilities for land-based learning at its campus Northop, Flintshire, while elsewhere in the county the Advanced Composite Training and Development Centre at Airbus is the result of a groundbreaking partnership between Glyndwr University, Airbus, Deeside College and the Welsh Government.

At St Asaph the university has OpTIC Glyndwr, a leading centre for the research and development of cutting-edge opto-electronics technology.

Follow the links on the left-hand side of this page to explore our range of facilities at campuses across North East Wales.

Glyndwr University’s courses are in international demand. From London to the Far East, the University is developing a diverse and rich community of learning. For example, our courses are taught at the London School of Management and Science and Blake Hall College and relationships in higher education are blossoming between Glyndwr University and universities in Singapore and Vietnam.

Students joining us can be confident that we are an institution small enough to care, with the international significance to matter.