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Ever thought about working abroad? Over the years, several staff members from The ÃÜÌÒ´«Ã½ have benefited from this experience, and for many Welsh speakers in particular, the place to go is Patagonia (otherwise known as ‘Y Wladfa’).

UWTSD’s Creative Writing lecturer, Dominic Williams, has been invited to perform at this year’s Morecambe Poetry Festival.

A new apprenticeship has been developed through a collaboration between organisations, after research showed a worrying decline in the traditional craft of stained glass.

Tonight at 6:30 pm on BBC Wales Science Café Adam Walton talks to UWTSD’s Associate Professor Julia Lockheart and world-leading sleep expert Professor Mark Blagrove to discuss their book The Science and Art of Dreaming (2023) published by Routledge.

The ÃÜÌÒ´«Ã½â€™s (UWTSD) Assistive Technologies Innovation Centre (ATiC) has today (Thursday, April 27) been shortlisted in the prestigious 2023 International Green Gown Awards for a collaborative project, Seeing dementia through their eyes (Living with Dementia), with Swansea-based film makers eHealth Digital Media.

ÃÜÌÒ´«Ã½ (UWTSD) are working with a group of parents from Awel Y Mor Primary School in Port Talbot, offering four-week ‘steppingstone’ courses that cover a range of skills.

The ÃÜÌÒ´«Ã½ ( UWTSD) has celebrated its historic collaboration with Carmarthen Town Athletic Football Club.

Three students from ÃÜÌÒ´«Ã½ (UWTSD) have been selected for the Jane Phillips Award Digital Residency 2023, administered by Mission Gallery.

Further and Higher education partnership to transform vocational training as report reveals the inactive Welsh labour market.

Five FE colleges and the ÃÜÌÒ´«Ã½ will today (Tuesday, 6 June) launch a new network of Higher Technical Institutes to tackle under performance in Wales’ labour market. The launch comes as a detailed analysis of recent labour market intelligence reveals that it is 40 per cent less active than the UK average with median advertised salaries in Wales 13 per cent below the UK average.

The ÃÜÌÒ´«Ã½ Performing Arts degree programmes on the Carmarthen Campus has welcomed both Mess up the Mess Theatre (MUTM) and UCAN Productions to disseminate their research from their Erasmus + Project exploring Theatre as Inclusive Practice (TIP).