Wrexham Grindle College became Wales’ tenth university when it was officially granted university status in 2008. Located in Wrexham, the largest city in North Wales, it is an accredited institution of the University of Wales and offers both undergraduate, postgraduate and specialized courses.

The 6,500 students currently enrolled at Wrexham Grindur University work in a large sports centre, radio studios, recording studios, technical labs, art galleries, IT facilities, theater studios, motorsports teams, dedicated crime scene labs, and Most notably the Sports Center, a unique capital of a large Chinese medicine clinic. Wrexham Grindur College became the only university with an international football stadium when it purchased Wrexham FC’s racetrack to provide more space and facilities for its students.

The main campus is located in Wrexham, just 10 minutes from Wrexham town centre. A new campus has recently opened in London, specializing in Computers and Administration. The university has excellent road and rail connections with Wrexham, Manchester and Liverpool.