Swansea University has been named The Times and The Sunday Times’ Welsh University of the Year 2025. Published today, Friday ...

As a Swansea student, we're sure you will enjoy talking about your home university while on your travels. Many of our partner universities will hold Study Abroad Fairs to promote partner universities ...

Over 200 experts in pest management gathered at Swansea University from 2-4 September for a major conference to encourage ...

The Academic Integrity Ambassadors (AIAs) are a team of volunteer students whose aim is to promote a culture of Academic Integrity across the university in a way that will resonate with other students ...

The Center for Academic Success support Quick Mark Tool has been developed to give students an immediate link to online resources that can help them understand and respond to their feedback. The tool ...

They also create and signpost resources to support students in being better informed about the University’s expectations about Academic Integrity. The AIA team act as role models and student voices of ...

To be eligible to apply for the Academic Enrichment Payment, you must: To request an application form, please email: [email protected] Please note applications will open in the first term – ...

Join us for hands-on workshops and inspiring talks that delve into the mysteries of oceans, the wonders of electricity, and the incredible stories of people shaping our world. Whether you're making, ...

Dive into the wonder of science with captivating workshops and talks, featuring spectacular bubble shows, mind-bending magic, and thrilling tales from a daring explorer. Experience the excitement and ...

Additionally, eight more subjects were ranked in the top 20, and a further 13 subjects within the top 30. The Guardian University Guide helps prospective students and their families choose where to ...

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 ...