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As an architecture student, you will find our facilities to be more than just spaces for learning—they are dynamic hubs designed to inspire and nurture your passion for design. 

The Foundation course is based in a beautiful large open plan studio in the recently renovated ALEX Design Exchange which is where the course originated over 100 years ago.

Based on our Waterfront Campus our Creative Games Design and Animation & VFX degrees as well as specialised facilities, students have access to a comprehensive library and ample study spaces.

Our Specialist Workshops Include: Fibreglass layup and spray facilities, professional automotive clay tables and surfacing tools, traditional hand tools, laser cutting, milling, turning, CNC machining & 3D printing and digital scanning technologies.

The Design Crafts department boasts a broad range of specialist making and processing facilities for glass, ceramics and jewellery, supported by a comprehensive array of general workshops.

In addition to extensive traditional photography facilities and darkrooms, our digital provision includes a specialist colour-managed digital suite running the latest Adobe software. This includes high resolution Hasselblad film scanners, medium and large format portfolio and exhibition printing.

Our workshop facilitates a broad range of equipment for you to master: traditional machine and hand tools. The main studio is large and airy with individual desks and spaces.

Lorraine has been a music educator for 30 years, with former students going on to success at institutes including Arts Ed, Italia Conti, Mountview, Royal College of Music, Salisbury Playhouse, and Chichester University. She has worked with a wide demographic of professional singers, including those with West End and professional operatic backgrounds, across a range of musical styles, including jazz, musical theatre, opera, and pop.

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The Tir Glas development on the Lampeter campus of ÃÜÌÒ´«Ã½ is proud to announce its programme of events during the Spring Term.

Dennis Warwick, a 70-year-old Advocacy graduate from the ÃÜÌÒ´«Ã½ (UWTSD) is leading a project with Age Cymru to help others.