Health and Care Research Wales and British Heart Foundation (BHF) have announced a significant £3m agreement to support ...

Self-healing asphalt roads, made from biomass waste and designed with the help of artificial intelligence (AI), could offer a ...

What payment terms are offered? Tuition fees are payable in full at enrolment, but the University is aware of the financial burden that may arise from the payment of tuition fees so will permit ...

The Welsh Government recently increased the tuition fee cap in Wales from £9,000 to £9,250 aligning fees with those in other UK nations. Following approval, Swansea University will be adjusting the ...

The Six Nations is always a thrilling celebration of rugby, and this year, Swansea University is immensely proud to have two of our own students representing Wales in the U20s squad. This is a ...

Students will receive enrolment reminders. Students who do not complete enrolment because they are unable to pay their enrolment instalment will be withdrawn in line with the enrolment regulations.

Due to the setup of nursing, midwifery and physican associate timetables, students on these programmes have the option of applying for the following summer programmes which are less than 4 weeks long: ...

Please find below a list of previous Annual Welsh Language Compliance Reports. For the most recent report, please click here.

This could be a one on one or panel interview, and they could be interviewed alone or in a group. It could consist of a chat, a question and answer format, or a task-based assessment. Students should ...

A world expert on wildfires, Professor Stefan Doerr, has given a public lecture at Swansea University about his work, marking ...

Worth £20,000, this global accolade recognises exceptional literary talent aged 39 or under, celebrating the international world of fiction in all its forms including poetry, novels, short stories and ...

Swansea University is a diverse and welcoming workplace, valuing people for their skills regardless of their background. Applications are welcome in Welsh and will not be treated less favourably than ...