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Our Facilities

Our Facilities

At the ÃÜÌÒ´«Ã½ (UWTSD), we offer a unique and enriching learning environment that prioritises small, bespoke teaching classrooms, allowing for personalised support and peer collaboration.

Based at our Carmarthen campus, students on our History and Archaeology programmes can immerse themselves in their academic studies while enjoying the natural beauty of their surroundings.  

Alongside specialised equipment, students also have access to a comprehensive library and variety of study spaces.

Our Facilities Include

Our History and Archaeology Facilities

The Carmarthen campus of the ÃÜÌÒ´«Ã½ (UWTSD) offers a wealth of facilities for students studying History and Archaeology. These resources are designed to support academic excellence and provide a comprehensive educational experience.

Our students have access to a range of IT equipment and the extensive resources of the Special Collections and Archives in Lampeter, which includes the Roderic Bowen Library & Archives. 

We also provide opportunities for international travel and studies, enhancing the global perspective of our students.

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Archaeology Laboratories

At Carmarthen, students benefit from dedicated archaeology laboratories equipped with advanced tools and technology. 

These labs provide hands-on learning opportunities, allowing students to engage directly with archaeological materials and techniques. 

The specialised environment is ideal for conducting research, analysing artefacts, and gaining practical experience that is crucial for a career in archaeology.

This immersive experience is further enhanced by opportunities for international travel and studies, broadening students’ perspectives and expertise in the field.

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Research Resources

With access and travel available to the Roderic Bowen Library & Archives, one of the principal resources for academic research in Wales, our university provides access to a range of flexible learning spaces to support all our students. 

Acquired over the past 200 years, the Special Collections of the ÃÜÌÒ´«Ã½ include more than 35,000 printed works, eight medieval manuscripts, around 100 post medieval manuscripts, and 69 incunabula. 

In addition, the Tony Brothers memorial library, named after a former Classics lecturer at UWTSD. is a small space, packed with useful resources that students can consult, including the Lexicon Iconographicum Mythologiae Classicae.

Campus Life

students at Carmarthen Campus

Carmarthen Campus Life

Explore the excellent range of facilities at Carmarthen campus, offering an all-round enriching experience for students. The campus features cutting-edge learning resources, creative arts spaces, studios and rehearsal rooms, and innovative teaching areas. The library is packed with both digital and physical collections. Students can engage in diverse extracurricular activities at the sports centre, which features a gym, fitness classes, and sports pitches. Additionally, the campus provides ample social spaces, cafes, and a students’ union hub, creating a lively community vibe that’s perfect for both academic and personal growth