Carissa Forbes

"Throughout my time in Swansea it was not just the crisp sea air, more so the people I met, the goals I overcame, memories I'll never forget, and the confidence I built that gave me a breath of fresh air and a new lease of life.  The School of Law in Swansea gives you so much support to see you through your studies.”

 

 

 

David Turner

“Looking back on my time at Swansea it was one of the happiest times of my life. Fantastic grounds, superb academic lectures and outstanding pastoral support, meant that if I had the chance I would do it all again.”

 

 

 

Lyndsey Broom

"I thoroughly enjoyed my time as an undergraduate at Swansea. The support offered to mature students was second to none."

 

 

 

 

 

Miles Goodman

"I am absolutely over the moon by my 2.1 degree. Its been a wonderful course. I loved every minute of it. I was very happy during my time at Swansea."

 

 

 

Carey Cooper

"Had a fantastic time at Swansea. Lecturers and staff were brilliant. There was always a friendly and relaxed atmosphere."

 

 

 

 

 

Chris Lewis

"My three years here were challenging but i am really glad I decided to study at Swansea. The staff are very supportive and helpful."

 

 

 

 

Kireene Bevington

"The staff in the School of Law always made me feel welcome, they were always available to help and take a real interest in student care."

 

 

 

Clark Jones-John

"The School of Law  at Swansea University is a friendly, lively and interesting department which enables students to pursue their studies in a stimulating environment. The quality of teaching provided by the School is excellent. I feel confident that I have developed the skills necessary to embark upon a legal career. I can assure all prospective students that undertaking study at the School of Law will prove educationally and socially rewarding."

 

Josephine Sheehan

"I made my choice to study law at Swansea from a 50-storey tower block overlooking Lake Michigan in Chicago USA. At the time I was working as a Marketing Consultant. I decided it was time to obtain a well respected degree, both to improve my employment prospects and to develop my intellectual skills. While studying law is not for the faint-hearted, the staff at Swansea make it a rewarding and enjoyable experience.  Since graduating I have worked alongside academics as a Research Associate, primarily in the fields of Human Rights and family law."

 

Nicola Preece

 "When I began life as an undergraduate at Swansea, I was able-bodied. Yet, by the end of my first year I had become disabled and confined to a wheelchair, which obviously meant that I had different needs and requirements from able-bodied students. In ensuring that these needs were met, I found that the School's  staff  to be not only supportive and encouraging but also extremely kind, helpful and accommodating."