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At the ÃÜÌÒ´«Ã½, (UWTSD) we’re keen to support and celebrate local talent. This year’s Swansea’s Got Textiles Talent is just that - a celebration of local schools and colleges’ students’ work, which was selected and curated by the Surface Pattern and Textiles team at the University’s Swansea College of Art.

Congratulations to alumna Lianne Potter (MA Engaged Anthropology, 2017) on the recent release of her latest work, a contributing chapter in the anthology EmTech Anthropology: Careers at the Frontier, published in August.

The XIX International Conference on Minority Languages will be held in Wales between 20 and 24 June 2023. It is thirty years since the ICML was last held here, during which one of the keynote speeches was delivered by Professor Joshua Fishman.

Applications for all Taught Postgraduate and Postgraduate Research courses (Excluding PGCE Teacher Training) can be made made directly.

UWTSD’s Swansea College of Art proudly presents ‘LOOK WHAT YOU DID,’ an engaging and thought-provoking exhibition showcasing the innovative and interdisciplinary work of students from the MA Contemporary Dialogues programme.

With the Christmas season upon us, with its inevitable social norms and expectations, there is a sense perhaps that this year, more than ever, we are feeling a little unsure about how to navigate the challenges of the Christmas period.  We discussed some of these internal conflicts (or cognitive dissonance) in one of our recent Psychology in Practice seminars as part of UWTSD’s BSc Psychology programme at SA1 Waterfront campus in Swansea and a small group of students decided they would like to help produce this blog by sharing messages they felt were important for people to understand.

he ÃÜÌÒ´«Ã½ is pleased to announce an international conference commemorating the 40th anniversary of Desperately Seeking Susan, the iconic film directed by Susan Seidelman that redefined female friendship on screen.

The majority of applications to study for a full-time undergraduate degree programme or Higher National Diploma at the University are made online through UCAS. UCAS helps streamline the application process for prospective students looking to go to university.