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Welcome to NUS Cymru 

We are the national voice for students and apprentices in Wales. We represent over 250,000 students from universities, colleges, and apprenticeship providers, working to ensure that your voice is heard and your rights are protected. 

What We Do 

At NUS Cymru, we advocate for students and deliver change on the issues that matter most to them: 

  • Advocacy & Representation: We lobby the Welsh Government and other key stakeholders to ensure that student interests are prioritised in policymaking. 
  • Support & Resources: We provide guidance and resources to student unions and leaders across Wales, helping them to effectively represent and support their members. 
  • Events & Networking: From national conferences to local workshops, we bring students together to learn, share, and take action. 

Get Involved 

Your involvement makes all the difference. Here’s how you can take action: 

  • Attend an Event: Learn, network, and take part in shaping the future of student life in Wales. 
  • Become a Supporter: Use your passion and influence to support our work and make a difference in your community. 

Latest Updates

58% of Welsh students are skipping meals due to rising accommodation costs

New National Union of Students Cymru research reveals 32% of Welsh students are struggling to pay rent every month, with 11% of those relying on foodbanks. 

Wales' students leaving uni with average £35k debt

The average Welsh student is graduating university with more than £35,000 of debt, according to Student Finance Wales figures obtained by BBC Cymru Fyw.

Student debt squeezing Welsh learners out of university education

Wales has the lowest proportion of 18-year-olds in the UK applying to go to university this year, according to the latest figures.

New first minister a chance to refocus on challenges facing Welsh students and apprentices

Eluned Morgan has been officially confirmed as Wales' new first minister.

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