SI-UK University Fair Kathmandu 2025

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Bangor University, located in North Wales, was established in 1884, and the university has a long history of academic excellence and offers a broad range of undergraduate and postgraduate courses. With around 10,000 students from over 85 countries, Bangor provides a welcoming and supportive environment for international students.

The university is divided into several colleges, covering disciplines such as Arts and Humanities, Natural Sciences, Health and Behavioural Sciences, and Physical and Applied Sciences. Bangor is known for its expertise in Ocean Sciences, Psychology, and Environmental Science, and the university also has a strong reputation for its research output, with many departments ranked highly in national assessments. Bangor’s research is often focused on environmental sustainability, health, and the social sciences, aligning with global challenges and enhancing the university’s impact.

Bangor University is recognised for its beautiful location between the Snowdonia National Park and the Menai Strait, offering students a unique outdoor experience alongside their studies.

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The University of Brighton is a friendly, diverse and inclusive community of more than 18,000 students from over 150 countries. Located on the south coast of England, the university offers a welcoming environment for international students. It has four campuses across Brighton and Eastbourne, each with a distinct character and a supportive, community feel.

The University of Brighton provides a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate programmes across disciplines such as engineering, business, art and design, media, computing, healthcare, and social sciences. Many of its courses offer placement opportunities, helping students gain real-world experience and develop industry-relevant skills. The university also has strong links with local businesses and organisations, which benefit students in terms of networking and career opportunities upon graduation.

Committed to sustainability, the university is actively involved in research and initiatives aimed at tackling global environmental challenges.

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The University of Plymouth is renowned worldwide for its high-quality teaching, research, and innovation, along with its spirit of enterprise and deep commitment to sustainability. With a mission to advance knowledge and transform lives, the University drives the global debate in a wide range of disciplines.

Facing the Atlantic Ocean, on the coast of South West England, Plymouth is ‘Britain’s Ocean City’ – a place with a pioneering history of international exploration, discovery and adventure that forms a vital part of the University’s DNA. First established more than 160 years ago as the Plymouth School of Navigation, the University of Plymouth has a proud track record of helping its students find their way in an increasingly complex world, including developing the essential skills, resilience and real-world experience they will need throughout their future careers.

In 2023, Plymouth was one of fewer than 20 UK universities to achieve a triple Gold – the highest possible accolade – in the Teaching Excellence Framework.

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Loughborough University, located in Leicestershire, is approximately 90 minutes north of London by train. Established as a university in 1966, it currently has over 19,000 students enrolled, representing more than 130 countries. Loughborough consistently ranks among the top 10 universities in the UK and is renowned for its outstanding student experience. It has twice been named University of the Year by The Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide, in 2008 and 2019.

Loughborough is widely regarded as the leading university for sport in the UK. It has been named Sports University of the Year several times by The Times Good University Guide and has an unparalleled record of sporting achievement, both in terms of student performance and research in the field of sport and exercise.

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Cardiff Metropolitan University is spread across three campuses in Wales's capital city, with around 12,000 students from 140 different countries currently enrolled. It was originally founded as the Cardiff School of Art & Design in 1865 and became an independent university from the University of Wales in 2011.

With five academic schools delivering professionally recognised degrees, together with impactful research and innovation, in art and design, business and management, education and public services, sport and health sciences, and technologies and engineering, Cardiff Met aims to be the capital of EDGE – a series of Ethical, Digital, Global and Entrepreneurial skills that seeks to give students the advantage to excel in their careers which are embedded in the curriculum of all the modern, innovative programmes on offer.

The Times and The Sunday Times Good University Guide named Cardiff Metropolitan University as Welsh University of the Year 2021. The accolade recognises Cardiff Met’s strong performance in this year’s National Student Survey, where the University featured in the UK top 40 for both satisfaction with teaching quality and the wider student experience.