Student Administration and SupportStudent Administration and SupportStudy Abroad Culture Calendar: Anglesey & Snowdonia (Sem 1 2026/27)DescriptionSaturday 14 November, 8.30am-6.30pm Join us for a day trip to remember with some highlights of North Wales and the Isle of Anglesey. Enjoy a short walk to Llyn Idwal in the Ogwen Valley with incredible views of the scenic landscape all around you as well as rare plant life, extreme rock formations and stunning waterfalls. We will then travel to Beaumaris on the Isle of Anglesey – stopping on the way to view the stunning Menai Bridge built by Thomas Telford. Once in Beaumaris, there will be time for a relaxed stroll on the pier or pay a visit to Beaumaris Castle – a UNESCO World Heritage Site and part of Edward I’s Iron Ring (Not included – please see the castle booking information below). To finish the day, we will have an obligatory photo stop at the longest place name in Europe – Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch. Can you say it!? To summarise – Mountains, waterfalls, lakes, sea, castles, bridges, culture… this trip has everything you need for an unforgettable day in Wales. Please note: Beaumaris Castle entrance is not included in the price – please pre-book your visit here in advance of the tour to avoid disappointment on the day (we will be in Beaumaris from approx. 1-3pm): Beaumaris Castle Tickets
Study Abroad Culture Calendar: York Day Trip & Christmas Markets (Sem 1 2026/27)DescriptionSunday 6 December, 8.45am-7.00pm York is one of the UK’s oldest cities, rich with history and culture. It is popular with tourists and residents alike who enjoy exploring its cobbled streets and independent shops. Attractions include The Shambles - a quaint winding street in the historic quarter, and York Minster - one of the most striking cathedrals in the UK. We will also be visiting the York Christmas Markets - one of the most famous Christmas Markets in the UK.
Study Abroad Culture Calendar: City of Chester Tour (Sem 1 2026/27)DescriptionWednesday 21 October, 1pm-6pm. Chester is a former Roman city located just about 30 minutes from Liverpool. It was founded in 79 AD as a Roman fort, and was granted city status in 1541. The city today contains many beautiful examples of black-and-white buildings, and is steeped in medieval history. The city walls of Chester are some of the best-preserved in the country and have Grade I listed status. Please note, this trip does not include the cost of the train ticket (approx. £5.95), which will need to be purchased on the day.
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