Founded in 1872, the University of Wales , Aberystwyth was the first university institution to be established in Wales . Today, it has over 7,000 students, including 1,100 postgraduates across 18 academic departments. International students come from over 90 countries.

　 5 hours to London (250 miles). It has two attractive landscaped campuses, enjoying the most spectacular views.

　

 

　University rank: 43; Business School rank: 51 (Thames 2002)

　IELTS: 6.5
　IELTS: 6.0 2 - month extra English ￡1,460 (1 month may be accepted for 2+2 students, ￡730)
　IELTS: 5.5 3-month extra English ￡2,190

　￡7,160 2003/04

　On campus accommodation, no travel costs. Overseas students are guaranteed accommodation for 3 years.

　Single bedrooms with shared facilities such as kitchen and bathrooms. From ￡150/m (twin), ￡1,800/yr

　A range of facilities are provided including cooked meals at a subsidized rate. From ￡210/m (twin), ￡2,520/yr (prices based on term time only).

　The Accommodation Office can provide you with help and advice on private sector accommodation.

　￡80-100/m Lunch and Supper in the university: ￡3.00/meal.

 

  •  Job Link scheme will help students to find part-time work, mainly in service sector, but it is a small city

　•  Safe, Quiet and low crime

　• Very friendly community

　•  Cheaper living cost

　•  Higher teaching grades

　•  Good MBA status for further study

　•  Long way from London and financial community

　•  Limited social life

 

　Three core areas of the discipline: Financial Accounting, Management Accounting, and Finance. Students study the more advanced Accounting & Finance topics in their 2 nd and 3rd years, for example, Auditing, Financial Statement Analysis, and Financial Management.

　It offers a degree course which is interesting, broad ranging and leads to an exciting range of careers. Our course explains how the world of enterprise and work are affected by economic events, changes in accounting practices and regulation, the legal environment, marketing decisions and the formulation of business strategies.
　A wide choice of modules is offered so that you can choose areas of particular interest to you: Accounting & Finance; Economics; Marketing; Human Resource Management, Industrial Relations, Industrial organization.

　The courses are taught by staff from different areas of expertise. This modular three year degree course is built around an introductory program of study in financial management, accounting and business economics. These subjects are then applied to issues central to business financial policy. In 2 nd and 3rd years, students study International Financial Institutions; Corporate Finance; Government Investment; Financial and Business strategy.

　 A joint program. This degree will entitle you to exemptions from Foundation examinations of all of the major professional bodies (full details may be obtained from the School of Management and Business) if you wish to become an accountant. At the same time, the economics content of the degree still forms a strong basis for economics careers.

　http://www.aber.ac.uk