Swansea University named ‘Welsh University of the Year 2025’

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

New research from Swansea University shines a light on how solar power and farming can coexist

Scientists from Swansea University have developed a new tool to help identify optimal photovoltaic (PV) materials capable of maximising crop…

Swansea University plants over 300 trees for BioSci, Geography and Physics Graduates

Swansea University has taken a new step toward a greener future, planting more than 300 trees, one for each student…

Welsh Universities ‘battered and bruised’ from every angle, Senedd hears

Wales’ universities are being battered and bruised from every angle, with concerns about a fundamentally broken funding model, a Senedd…

Swansea University students claim honours at unique aerospace challenge

Swansea University students claimed the honours at a unique challenge designed to celebrate the talents of aerospace engineers of the…

Controversial author Helen Joyce to talk at Swansea University about sex, gender and equality

Helen Joyce, controversial best-selling author of Trans: When Ideology meets Reality, will be visiting Swansea University on Monday 1 July…

Swansea University hosts Careers Fair aimed to help students break into job market

SWANSEA University recently welcomed 60 top companies and organisations to its annual Careers Fair, helping more than 2,300 students break…

AIMLAC conference putting focus on AI and machine learning

Students and researchers came together to discuss AI and its wide variety of applications at a special event hosted by…

Beach walk to raise money and awareness of suicide in young people returns to Swansea

A BEACH walk to raise money and awareness of suicide in young people returns to Swansea later this month. Swansea University’s Wellbeing Service is hosting HOPEWALK 2022 on Sunday, October 30 in aid…

Swansea Science Festival to feature week-long programme of events

THIS year’s Swansea Science Festival will feature a week-long programme of in-person events, including a talk from award-winning TV presenter and conservationist Chris Packham, when it returns this autumn. The Festival, hosted by Swansea University in partnership with the National Waterfront Museum, runs from 31 October – 6 November with events taking place across Swansea’s LC, Taliesin Arts Centre, Oriel Science and National Waterfront Museum. An early bird discount of 22% is available for bookable events up until midnight on Sunday…

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