Swansea University

Do you want to study at a university known as a University that lives up to this reputation with its commitment to inclusion and diversity?Swansea University has been awarded four stars in the latest QS Stars international rating system for its international focus!It offers over 250 undergraduate and 120 postgraduate courses, many of which are accredited by international professional bodies.Over 40% of its students are over 25 years old on enrolment and its staff provide networks and resources to benefit gender, disability, race, and lifestyle. About the University The third biggest university in Wales, Swansea University was established in 1920 as a college that was part of the University of Wales. It became a university in its own right in 2007 and has 8 colleges spread out across two campuses with around 20,000 students including international students from over 130 different countries.Its waterfront campuses make for an attractive location to study and it is home to the Hillary Rodham Clinton School of Law, which was named after the former US First Lady. Swansea University is listed as one of the top 500 universities in the world and 24th in the UK according to The Guardian’s 2022 University Guide. The University has a Centre for Excellence and recently invested millions into their campus. The University offers facilities such as an atrium, coffee area, study space and shared kitchen for student use. The campus is situated along a beachfront so students benefit from a picturesque view as they study. Swansea University library offers specific subject help and support, inclusive services support, writing assignment help and other services. Student Life Swansea University operates an International Welcome Programme so international students can settle comfortably into their new home. Social activities, events and monthly trips are also organised by University staff so students find it easy to socialise together. The Student Union has more than 150 societies for students to choose from, including the Real Ale and Visual Arts society.