[Transcriber’s note: This accessible copy was produced by Swansea University Transcription Centre in 2026. Bold text is transcribed using italics in the following transcription. Reoccurring symbols and logos are described within square brackets. End of note.]

[Title page]

Swansea University Postgraduate 2026.
Postgraduate funding opportunities available.
[Image of the bilingual Swansea University logo with its coat of arms. The background photograph shows four smiling students wearing graduation gowns and caps. Two of the students hold bouquets of flowers.]

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[Transcriber’s note: This double page shows an aerial photograph of Mumbles lighthouse and pier with Swansea Bay and Gower in the background. End of note.]
[Vimeo video: Postgraduate study at Swansea University] [video still shows a student at their graduation ceremony.]
Welcome to Swansea.
  Find out more about Swansea University and our postgraduate programmes by booking on to one of our upcoming open day events* [asterisk].
*[asterisk] please check our website for full details, dates and format of upcoming open day events.
Book your open day place today.

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Contents.
  04. Welcome.
05. Why Swansea.
10. Discover Wales, Discover Swansea.
12. Campus Maps.
16. Fees and Funding.
21. Budgeting.
22. Careers and Employability.
24. Research at Swansea University.
26. Postgraduate Taught Degrees.
28. Postgraduate Research Degrees.
32. Undergrad to Postgrad.
34. What Our Students Say.
36. Alumni.
38. Accommodation.
41. Supporting You.
42. Study and Summer Abroad Opportunities.
44. Welsh-Medium Opportunities.
46. Students' Union.
48. Sport.
51. Sustainability.
52. International Student Information.
56. How to Apply.
58. Application Checklist.
63. Your Guide to Postgraduate Degrees.
64. A-Z Courses.
[Ten photos are shown across pages 2 and 3. Each photo includes a number which corresponds to a page in the prospectus.]
  06. [photograph of students seated at their graduation ceremony.]
12. [aerial photo of Bay campus.]
16. [photograph of a student presenting in front of a class.]
21: Managing Your Money. [image of a piggy bank.]
36. [photo of a row of graduating students throwing their mortar boards in the air.]
38. [photo of a student sitting on their bed in student accommodation.]
41: Supporting You. [image of a woman with crossed legs sitting in a yoga pose.]
42: Looking to Travel Abroad During Your Studies? [photo of colourful boats moored in a bay.]
48. [photo of a woman riding a surfboard.]
63: Your Guide to Postgraduate Degrees. [image of a crossroad sign labelled engineering, arts, science, medicine and humanities]
Research Degrees Course Listings. 
Taught Degrees Course Listings.

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Welcome from Vice-Chancellor, Professor Paul Boyle.
[photo of Professor Paul Boyle standing outside Singleton Abbey.]
  At Swansea University, we recognise the commitment and drive it takes to choose to undertake postgraduate study.
  We are proud of our global reputation for research excellence, as evidenced by securing our highest ever position in the prestigious QS World University Rankings this year. We are listed within the world's top 300 universities in the world for the second year running and were also ranked 36th in the world and 5th in the UK for our contribution to the UN Sustainable Development Goals in the THE [Times Higher Education] Impact Rankings 2025.
  These results reflect our commitment to providing academic excellence and a thriving, supportive research environment where our postgraduate researchers can make a real difference. In the most recent Research Excellence Framework (2021), 91% of our research environment and 86% of our research impact was rated world-leading and internationally excellent.
  In these pages you will find examples of how our research community is working collaboratively and internationally to address the greatest challenges facing our people and our planet.
  My first academic role was as a lecturer at Swansea University, and I have firsthand experience of the dedicated teaching and support you will receive here to help you on your path to a brilliant career. Our outstanding facilities and teaching expertise are designed to help you progress and excel in your chosen field. I do hope that you decide to join our vibrant research community.
Top 300 QS World University Rankings.
Ranked globally from the world’s top universities (QS World University Rankings 2026).

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Why Swansea.
[photo of the wide sweeping Rhossili Bay/Llangennith Beach.]
From Campus to Beach in Minutes.
  At Swansea University, you can head straight from campus to a beautiful five-mile stretch of beach, accessible from both campuses.
  3 blue flag beaches on your doorstep 2025.
A Student Life that Won't Break the Bank!
  In Swansea; rent, the cost of eating out, food and entertainment is lower than in many larger UK uni cities, so you might find your budget stretches a little further.
•	Rent on average 64% lower than London* [asterisk].
*[asterisk] Information provided by Numbeo, June 2025.
•	7th Safest City in the UK for students. (Complete University Guide 2024)
[photo of a shared kitchen and dining area in halls accommodation.]

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Getting You Career-Ready After Graduation.
  With an outstanding employability record, we ensure that you are ready for your career. Our strong ties with major organisations mean that we develop graduates that are consistently exceeding industry demands.
  Many of our courses benefit from professional accreditation, or offer industry placements, with key opportunities to put theory into practice.
•	95% employability rate* [asterisk]. [Graduate Outcomes logo]. 
*[asterisk] 95% of all graduates are in employment and/or further study or doing other activities such as travelling 15 months after graduation (HESA 2025).
•	Postgraduate earning potential 10.5%** [double asterisk] higher than the average salary at undergraduate level.
**[double asterisk] UK Government Graduate Labour Market Statistics for 2024 (16-64 year olds).
•	86% world leading and internally excellent research. [REF2021 Research Excellence Framework logo].
•	£60m+ research income.

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Experience Excellence at a Top Ranked UK University.
  Choosing Swansea University means choosing a research-led institution that's dedicated to helping you succeed. Our rankings highlight our dedication to providing you with a world-class education and plenty of opportunities to thrive.
•	5th in the UK [Times Higher Education Impact Rankings logo].
(Measurement of universities’ commitment to all 17 UNG Sustainable Development Goals. Times Higher University Impact Ratings 2025).
•	95% of students surveyed would recommend Swansea University (UniCompare logo). (Uni Compare University Rankings 2026).
[Photo of a group of students walking through the sand dunes at the Bay Campus]

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Huge Campus Investments.
  We've invested substantially in your future, creating student and study spaces in state-of-the-art facilities across both campuses.
  Find out more: www.swansea.ac.uk/life-on-campus/ 
[rainbow above globe symbol] People and Planet University League. 1st Award Class. (People and Planet University League 2024/25). 
[Background aerial photograph of the beach and Singleton Park campus with the city of Swansea and the Brecon Beacons in the background.]
[Photo of students chatting in the food hall on Singleton Park Campus]

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Study at Swansea.
[Transcriber’s note: this page shows a map of the British Isles with the following cities labelled (moving from northeast to southwest): Edinburgh; Newcastle; Belfast; Leeds; Manchester; Dublin; Liverpool; Sheffield; Birmingham; Cambridge; Swansea; Cardiff [aeroplane symbol]; London; Bristol; Portsmouth; Exeter. Wales is highlighted and Swansea is marked by an arrow and the Swansea University crest. End of note.]
•	1 hour from Cardiff [bus symbol].
•	1 hour 40 from Bristol [car symbol].
•	2 hours 45 from London [train symbol].
•	3 hours from Birmingham [train symbol].
[Photo of 2 students walking through the Engineering atrium holding coffee cups]

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Discover Wales, Discover Swansea.
[Photograph of two students carrying kayaks through shallow seawater with the Gower coastline behind.]
  A land renowned for its sense of adventure, secret escapes, castles, mountains and of course, beaches. We invite you to get stuck in and discover your version of Wales.
[Photo of a waterfall in a forest] Ystradfellte four waterfalls walk - Bannau Brycheiniog.”

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Swansea and the Area.
  Unwind on the Gower Peninsula, relax on award-winning beaches, or explore unspoilt countryside in the Bannau Brycheiniog National Park. Our region has some of the UK’s best locations for coastal path walks, surfing, cycling, water sports, rock climbing and golf. From adventure sports to laid-back strolls on the beach, there’s something for everyone.
[Photograph of the ruined Pennard castle above Three Cliffs Bay.]
Music, Festivals and Major Events.
  Wales is known as the ‘land of song’, so you won’t be disappointed by the range of live music venues across the city!
  Swansea also attracts a number of major annual events, including the IronMan 70.3, recently made a part of their Pro Series, with some of the world’s best athletes in attendance, the Swansea Bay Air Show, often attended by the incredible Red Arrows, and the Swansea Bay 10k and Half Marathon races.
[Photograph of the Copr Bay Bridge and Swansea Building Society Arena lit up with the image of two hands placed together in the shape of a heart.]
[Aerial photograph of an outdoor stage in Singleton Park with a crowd of people and the city in the background.]
Arts and the Taliesin Centre.
  Swansea is a vibrant centre for art with the Glynn Vivian Art Gallery recognised as the city's premier venue. All national museums and art galleries in Wales are free to enter, so you can soak up some culture at your leisure.
  The Taliesin sits at the heart of Singleton Campus, hosting regular shows, comedians and cinema screenings, and is home to the award-winning Egypt Centre, with a collection of 5,000+ Egyptian artefacts.
Shopping.
  Shop vintage and pre-loved in the Uplands, high-street brands in the city, independent boutiques in Mumbles, or explore Wales’ largest indoor market if you're on the hunt for hidden gems!
Student Vlogs Myfyrwyr.
  Check out our Student Vlogs - Foodie Fridays sampling the best eats Swansea has to offer: [YouTube link] Student Vlogs.
[Photograph of students enjoying a meal at a café.]

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[Tree and building logo] Singleton Park Campus.
[Aerial photograph of Singleton Park Campus, Swansea Bay and Singleton Park shown over 2 pages. The following facilities/faculties are labelled with symbols:]
•	[wave symbol] 5 mile stretch of beach on your doorstep.
•	[arrow symbol] City Centre 15-minute bus ride, 2 miles.
•	[speech bubble symbol] Academi Hywel Teifi.
•	[conversation bubbles symbol] Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences (Law, Social Sciences, Culture and Communications).
•	[heart symbol with pulse line running through] Faculty of Medicine, Health and Life Science.
•	[atom symbol] Faculty of Science and Engineering (Biosciences, Chemistry, Geography, Physics).
•	[building symbol] Fulton House. Food outlets including Greggs, Starbucks and Tortilla. A supermarket, Students' Union bar, nightclub, shops, and ‘Harbwr Fulton’ – a social space with a games room and café.
•	[‘i’ information symbol] Hwb. Your one-stop-shop offering information and guidance on any aspect of student life.
•	[book symbol] Singleton Park Library.
•	[house symbol] Student Accommodation.
•	[U symbol] Students’ Union.
•	[swimming symbol] Swansea Bay Sports Park.
•	[theatre symbol] Taliesin Arts Centre and Egypt Centre.
•	[bus symbol] Late night bus service (until 3.30 am during term-time. Approximately 25 minutes to Bay Campus, 15 minutes to city centre).
Other Facilities:
•	Chaplaincy.
•	Dentist/Doctors.
•	Launderette.
•	Multi-faith and Contemplative Space.
[Greggs logo], [Costcutter logo], [Tortilla logo], [Starbucks logo].
[360 degrees arrow symbol] 360° room tour. View our accommodation.
[tree logo with people] Green Flag Award/Gwobr Y Faner Werdd (2025/26).
[rainbow above globe symbol] People and Planet University League. 1st Award Class. (People and Planet University League 2024/25).

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[Wave and building logo] Bay Campus.
[Aerial photograph of the Bay Campus shown over 2 pages. The following facilities/faculties are labelled with symbols:]
•	[arrow symbol] City Centre 15-minute bus ride, 3 miles.
•	[wave symbol] Beachfront location.
•	[book symbol] Bay Library.
•	[briefcase symbol] Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences (School of Management).
•	[computer screen symbol] Faculty of Science and Engineering (Computational Foundry - Computer Science and Mathematics).
•	[atom symbol] Faculty of Science and Engineering (Engineering and Sport and Exercise Sciences.)
•	[dumbbell symbol] Gym and Sports Facilities.
•	[‘i’ information symbol] Hwb. Your one-stop-shop offering information and guidance on any aspect of student life.
•	[building symbol] The College.
•	[neoclassical building symbol] The Great Hall.
•	[two hands holding heart symbol] The Haven. Quiet space to relax, faith space or meet friends.
•	[house symbol] Student Accommodation.
•	[coffee cup symbol] Swansea Social Hideaway.
•	[U symbol] Students’ Union.
•	[bus symbol] Late Night Bus Service (until 3.30am during term-time. Approximately 25 minutes to Singleton Park Campus, 15 minutes to city centre.)
Other Facilities:
•	Launderette.
•	Supermarket.
[Costa Coffee logo], [Starbucks logo], [Tesco logo], [Subway logo].
[360 degrees arrow symbol] 360° room tour. View our accommodation.
[tree logo with people] Green Flag Award/Gwobr Y Faner Werdd (2025/26).
[rainbow above globe symbol] People and Planet University League. 1st Award Class. (People and Planet University League 2024/25).

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Funding Your Studies.
  Swansea University is committed to rewarding its students in recognition of their academic and non-academic excellence, and offer a wide range of scholarships and bursaries to help towards the cost of study.
  Income-related bursaries are also available, together with funding towards studying in another country if chosen as part of a degree programme.
  For further information, to check your eligibility or make an application, please see the funding page: www.swansea.ac.uk/postgraduate/fees-and-funding/ 
[Background photograph of a student speaking at the front of a class.]

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Fully-funded PhD Scholarships* [asterisk].
  For further information and check current availability for Research Scholarships: www.swansea.ac.uk/postgraduate/scholarships/research/ 
•	Up to £5,000 Postgraduate International Excellence Scholarship.
Scholarships are awarded as a discount on tuition fees and worth up to £5,000 for postgraduate courses* [asterisk].
•	£2,000 Sporting Excellence Scholarship* [asterisk]. 
•	Musical Scholarship* [asterisk].
Up to fifteen hours of individual tuition per year in their instrument or voice. An annual bursary of £650 (available to taught master’s students only).
  Terms and conditions apply - please visit: www.swansea.ac.uk/postgraduate/scholarships
*[asterisk] Funding and scholarship opportunities are only available for enrolled Swansea University students.

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Fees and Funding.
  We commit to a significant investment in postgraduate education.
  Our master's scholarships are available across all academic faculties and schools, and are advertised throughout the year, offering funding to UK and international students.
Tuition Fees.
  Tuition fees are determined by your year of study, the type of course you are undertaking and your country of domicile.
  You will be asked to pay your fees, or show evidence of sponsorship, before or during enrolment. You can find tuition fee details for each course on our website: www.swansea.ac.uk/postgraduate/fees-and-funding/postgraduate-tuition-fees/ 
  Tuition fees are subject to annual increases and the new rates are published on our website as soon as they become available.
  If you would like more information on the fees payable for your particular programme, please contact the Student Finance Office on: studentfinance@swansea.ac.uk
+44 (0)1792 602700.
  Please check our Fees and Funding web page before making an application to study at Swansea: www.swansea.ac.uk/postgraduate/fees-and-funding/postgraduate-tuition-fees/ 
Funding.
  There are now more ways than ever to fund your postgraduate studies. As well as the scholarships and bursaries that Swansea University provides, postgraduate funding is available from numerous organisations, including the Student Loans Company, research councils, industry and charities. Many postgraduate students fund their studies through 'portfolio funding', in which they gather funds from a variety of sources. Examples of the types of funding available include:
Postgraduate Government Funding.
  Postgraduate government funding is available to all UK and eligible EU domiciled students (with settled or pre-settled status) studying master's and PhD level courses at a UK university. The method of application and amount you could receive is dependent on your country of domicile. You can find all the latest information on our website: www.swansea.ac.uk/postgraduate/fees-and-funding/pg-loans/ 
Swansea University Master's Scholarships and Bursaries.
  We advertise a range of master's scholarships and bursaries throughout the academic year. All opportunities are listed on the following website, and are updated regularly: www.swansea.ac.uk/postgraduate/scholarships/ 

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Research Programme Scholarships.
  Swansea University research scholarships are listed via the link below. (Please note that this web page is updated throughout the year.)
Details of how to apply for a scholarship are listed on each individual advert.
Find out more: www.swansea.ac.uk/postgraduate/scholarships/research/
International Excellence Scholarships.
  In recognition of the high calibre of many international students choosing to study at Swansea University and to reward academic excellence, we have launched the prestigious International Excellence Scholarships, offering up to £5,000 ‘to those studying on eligible postgraduate taught courses’. For further information, please visit: www.swansea.ac.uk/international-students/my-finances/international-scholarships/pg-scholarships/ 
International Alumni Postgraduate Bursary Scheme.
  International students who have successfully completed an undergraduate or postgraduate taught degree at Swansea University will be considered for a bursary (dependent on subject area) towards postgraduate tuition fees. The scheme is open to eligible candidates applying for a taught or research degree at Swansea University.
Faculty Scholarships and Bursaries.
  Many of our academic faculties also offer additional scholarships and bursaries for taught and research programmes.
  Scholarships and bursaries become available throughout the year and we advertise them on our website. You can be the first to know about the funding opportunities we offer by visiting: www.swansea.ac.uk/postgraduate/scholarships/research/ 
[photo of two students working on laptops together.]

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Money Advice and Support.
  The Money Advice Team provide guidance on all areas of student funding, including:
•	Grants, loans, bursaries and welfare benefits.
•	Helping you to manage your money.
•	Supporting care leavers.
•	Opportunity Award.
•	Helping you to draw up a realistic budget.
•	Debt advice.
Money Advice Team.
International Student Support Fund.
  We have also established a small fund to provide emergency assistance for international students who face financial difficulties not anticipated at the start of the course, and not within their control.
Find out more: hwb.swansea.ac.uk/finance/money-advice/help-with-hardship/issf/ 
Charities, Foundations and Trusts.
  A large number of charities, foundations and trusts award funding for postgraduate study. Details can be found in The Grants Register (published by Palgrave Macmillan) and The Directory of Grant Making Trusts (published by the Directory of Social Change), both of which should be available in your university careers service and local library.
Earn While You Learn.
  There are plenty of part-time jobs to be found in and around Swansea, and the Careers and Employability team has information on a wide range of opportunities for temporary and part-time work, as well as summer and term-time internships.
Find out more: hwb.swansea.ac.uk/careers/job-support/ 
Support For Care Leavers.
  We administer and deliver the Care Leavers Support Package, a comprehensive range of measures to help care leavers settle in and focus on their studies. Eligible postgraduate students can receive a postgraduate Care Leaver bursary which is a one off payment per course.
Swansea University Opportunity Award.
  The hardship fund is intended to support students through any unexpected or difficult financial circumstances whilst at university. Each application will be considered and assessed on an individual basis, with the strictest confidentiality by our expert advisors.
Find out more: www.swansea.ac.uk/money-advice/ 
[Photo of a student using a laptop with a pen and notepad to the side.]

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Budgeting.
Student Living.
•	Get a part-time job to boost your income. Our paid Student Ambassador Scheme is a great option.
•	Use an app to share the cost of bills and household essentials with your flatmates.
•	Subscribe to the ‘Money Saving Expert’ newsletter.
Shopping.
•	Get a student discount card -TOTUM and UniDays offer huge savings.
•	Buy pre-loved and new clothes on Vinted, eBay and Depop or sell your unwanted items.
Banking.
•	Get a good student bank account. Interest-free overdrafts are a good alternative to credit cards.
•	Set up spending limits and alerts on your banking app.
Food.
•	Meal plan for the week.
•	Download the 'Too Good to Go' app and limit food waste.
Travel.
•	Cycle around on Swansea University Cycles, with hubs across the city.
•	Use your student card for bike and accessory discounts at Uprise in Uplands.
  For more tips on taking control of your finances head to www.swansea.ac.uk/money-advice/ and hear from our award-winning team.
Top Tips for Making the Most of Your Money.
•	£145 average weekly rent, based on average rental values: www.varbes.com/rental-market/swansea-rental-market/ [Transcriber’s note: Link is not working. End of note.]
•	Bus pass, £4 per day, tap on, tap off. (TOTO) travel with mytravelpass: www.swansea.ac.uk/travel/public-transport/ 
•	£10 campus to city. Singleton Park Campus to city centre taxi fare (price dependent on traffic. Uber also available)
•	Student gym membership £16.50 per month, Swansea Bay Sports Park.

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Boost Your Career Prospects.
  Postgraduate Earning Potential 10.5%* [asterisk] higher.
*[asterisk] UK Government Graduate Labour Market Statistics for 2024 (16-64 year olds).
[photograph of two women meeting in a corridor with large glass windows]
Employability: Career Development and Entrepreneurship.
  At Swansea, we’re committed to helping you achieve a fulﬁlling and rewarding graduate career.
  Our Careers and Employability team is here to connect you with business and industry, offering valuable networking and work experience opportunities. Alongside your studies, we’ll help you build the career-ready skills and attributes that employers are looking for.
  Our programmes are designed to reﬂect what businesses value, with many courses tailored to include relevant professional and commercial experience. Where possible, they’re accredited by professional bodies.
  With a long-standing history of working with industry across all sectors, we work to bring real-world value to your education.
Inspirational Teaching and Learning.
  Our teaching is driven by the innovative research taking place across our faculties. All courses are informed by the latest developments and closely aligned with industry needs, ensuring you graduate with the knowledge and skills to succeed in your future career.
The Enterprise Team.
  This dedicated support team can help you develop your skills, gain valuable experience and test your business ideas through our range of services, including: workshops, competitions, mentoring and more.
[email symbol] enterprise@swansea.ac.uk
www.swansea.ac.uk/enterprise 

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How Can Swansea University Help Me?
•	One-to-one careers guidance from professionally qualiﬁed Careers Consultants.
•	Specialised employability tools, including CV checkers, and interview simulators.
•	Paid and unpaid internships, including ﬂexible online options.
•	Bursaries to support employability activities such as travel to interviews, remote working equipment, and business attire.
•	Part-time work opportunities, including the Student Ambassador Scheme.
•	A bespoke Career Development Course designed speciﬁcally for Swansea students and graduates.
•	Faculty-speciﬁc initiatives tailored to your subject area.
•	Annual careers fair and a programme of employer and skills development events.
•	Lifelong careers support through our Graduate Support Programme.
•	Targeted programmes for students facing barriers to employment, including care leavers and disabled students.
International Students.
Check out our dedicated guide for working in the UK.
Meet Simon and Matthew, two mechanical engineering postgraduates who turned their research into a start-up.
  Air View Engineering was created by two Swansea University postgraduate students, with the goal of tackling the climate crisis. Their innovative CO2 capture technology is the product of three years of innovation and development, designed to be scalable, modular, and rapidly deployable. With consistent support from the Swansea University Enterprise Team and over half a million pounds in grants, they have begun developing their ﬁrst pilot facility. Resilience is key, but with a good idea, nothing should stop you from achieving your goals. Air View Engineering is proof that knowledge from your postgraduate degree can be applied to real-world problems to make a meaningful impact.
[YouTube video: AirView Engineering gyda Cymraeg] [video still shows two men walking across Bay Campus.]
  Simon Oliver and Matthew Tucker, Mechanical Engineering Meng.
Employer Links Include:
•	Admiral.
•	Bentley.
•	Swansea City AFC.
•	Ospreys.
•	Rolls Royce.
•	Tokio Marine Group.
•	JLR [Jaguar Land Rover].
•	Network Rail.
•	Santander Universities.
•	PWC [PricewaterhouseCoopers].
•	GIG Cymru/NHS Wales.
•	TATA Steel.
•	GSK [GlaxoSmithKline].
•	Airbus.
•	Pfizer.
•	Driver & Vehicle Licensing Agency.

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A World-Class Research-Led University.
•	5th in the UK. Contribution to UN Sustainable Development Goals (THE Impact Rankings 2025). [Times Higher Education Impact rankings logo].
•	86% overall research quality is world leading or internationally [sic] excellent. (Research Excellence Framework 2021). REF2021 Research Excellence Framework. [REF2021 logo].
  At Swansea, our research changes lives. We are not afraid to tackle large issues, and have made a positive impact globally in areas such as the climate crisis, preserving ancient monuments, and improving health. We have led on the UK’s largest ever seagrass restoration project, monitored global drug policies to enact change, used big data to reduce self-harm and suicide, and even developed buildings that generate, store and release their own energy. 
  Many of our researchers also teach on our courses, so you will beneﬁt from their knowledge and experience as part of your studies. You could even become part of a research team, helping to explore, prevent and solve global issues. 
  You can learn more about our groundbreaking research and its global impact through our podcast series ‘Exploring Global Problems’.
Exploring Global Problems.
Listen to Emily’s climate change podcast episode.
  Dr Emily Preedy’s research focuses on using waste carbon dioxide to help grow algae to clean up waste fumes from local industry. Hear more on Dr Preedy’s work in her climate change podcast episode. 
[photograph of Dr Emily Preedy stood in front of a photobioreactor; a series of transparent tubes filled with bright green algae.]

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We are finding ways to preserve and protect the world for future generations.
  Find out more: www.swansea.ac.uk/research/research-highlights/sustainable-futures-energy-environment/seagrass/ 
[photograph of a snorkeller in the ocean, their head, upper body and hands out of the water. They are holding and inspecting kelp.]
We are investigating the impact of generative artificial intelligence on higher education. 
  Find out more: www.swansea.ac.uk/research/research-highlights/digital-futures/generative-artificial-intelligence/ 
[photograph of a hand holding holographic computer images, including: a bar chart, the word “AI”, a command prompt entry line and the word “ChatGPT” in a speech bubble.]
We are innovating in health diagnosis, procedures and devices.
  Find out more: www.swansea.ac.uk/research/research-highlights/health-innovation/ 
[image of a DNA double helix strand.]
We are making a difference to society, protecting people, and ensuring equality.
  Find out more:  www.swansea.ac.uk/research/research-highlights/justice-equality/ 
[photograph of children gathered around a table with art supplies whilst an adult supervises.]

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[photograph of a woman presenting in front of a whiteboard]
Postgraduate Taught Degrees.
  Postgraduate taught degrees offer an exciting academic challenge beyond undergraduate studies, demanding greater self-directed learning and a deeper understanding of your chosen subject. Our master’s programmes blend engaging taught modules with assessed coursework, culminating in a compelling research project or dissertation.
  With 120 credits from taught modules and 60 credits from your dissertation, you’ll gain comprehensive knowledge and specialised expertise. 
  Our courses include vital research and methodology skills, along with tailored departmental training to prepare you for advanced academic and professional pursuits.
  Specialised training opportunities throughout the year enrich your learning experience. Additionally, you can achieve a Postgraduate Diploma with 120 credits or a Postgraduate Certiﬁcate with 60 credits.
  At Swansea University, you can choose from a diverse range of postgraduate degrees, including MA, MSc, and LLM, either continuing your undergraduate focus or exploring new ﬁelds. Join us to advance your knowledge, enhance your skills, and open doors to exciting career opportunities.
  91% Student Satisfaction Postgraduate Teaching* [asterisk]. Postgraduate Taught Student Experience Survey 2025* [asterisk].
*[asterisk] 91% of postgraduate taught students stated that they were satisﬁed with the teaching on their course. Data based on 640 responses taken from PGTSES 2025 – an internal survey assessing the satisfaction of Swansea University’s postgraduate taught students.
Is a postgraduate taught degree right for me?
  Yes, if you want to:
•	Enhance your career prospects.
•	Acquire new and specialised skills.
•	Prepare for a research degree.
•	Develop your subject knowledge of your ﬁrst degree subject.
•	Study an entirely new subject. 
•	Improve your salary potential.

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[photograph of a man lecturing in front of a digital whiteboard.]
[fast forward symbol] Fast-Track.
  If you’re a current Swansea student in your ﬁnal year of undergraduate study, you could apply for a master’s degree via Fast-track* [asterisk].
*[asterisk] eligible courses only. Full list available on the Fast-track webpage.
  Here are a few key beneﬁts of applying through Fast-track: 
•	You won’t have to submit references, academic transcripts or a personal statement.
•	Your application will be prioritised.
•	You’ll receive a decision within 48 working hours.
www.swansea.ac.uk/postgraduate/apply/fast-track/
Swansea University Current Student Fast-Track Route.
Conversion Courses.
  If you want to change the direction of your studies or career path, you have the option as a postgraduate student to move away from the area you studied at undergraduate level by studying a conversion course. These courses allow graduates of any subject area to study a postgraduate master’s course without any previous relevant qualiﬁcations.
  We have a diverse selection of conversion courses available in ﬁnance, science, engineering, health science, medicine, law, business management, and arts and humanities.
Postgraduate Taught Degrees. Course listings.
[photograph of four students sat together at a table in a modern study area with notebooks, pens, and a laptop.]
Can I Study Part-Time?
  Master’s, Postgraduate Diplomas and Postgraduate Certiﬁcates can normally be studied on a full-time or part-time basis in a wide variety of subject areas. 
  You are encouraged to contact the academic department in question before applying. 
[orange Welsh speech bubble symbol] Assessment Through the Medium of Welsh.
  You may present research work in the Welsh language if your supervisors are able to oversee work through the medium of Welsh.

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[photograph of two scientists wearing Swansea University lab coats and safety glasses.]
Postgraduate Research Degrees.
  91% of Our Research Environment is World Leading or Internationally Excellent. (Research Excellence Framework 2021). REF2021 Research Excellence Framework. [REF2021 logo].
  Postgraduate research programmes offer an opportunity to develop an advanced, in-depth knowledge of your subject. Working under the close supervision of academic experts, you’ll be supported to become a skilled independent researcher, producing original research that contributes to your wider subject area.
  Swansea is home to a world-leading research community, with a strong focus on inclusivity and collaboration to achieve real-world impact. As a postgraduate researcher at Swansea you’ll collaborate with world-renowned academics and research groups as well as having the opportunity to work with industry and external partners.
  Our Postgraduate Research Ofﬁce coordinates interdisciplinary postgraduate research activities and support across the University. We work to ensure you have the best possible experience by providing access to funding and development opportunities, providing training and resources to develop your professional and research skills, and supporting student-led events and activities.
  We offer a variety of research degrees including PhDs, professional doctorates and Master's by Research.
  Find out more: www.swansea.ac.uk/postgraduate/postgraduate-study-introduction/choosing-a-research-degree/ 

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[Two photographs showing: a scientist wearing safety goggles inspecting a volumetric flask; a scientist in an electronics lab adjusting an oscilloscope.]
Applying for a Research Degree.
  There are two main routes to applying for a postgraduate research programme:
1. Predesigned Projects and Studentships.
  A predesigned project will often be part of wider research being undertaken by an academic or research group. These types of projects will usually have a deﬁned title, ﬁxed aims and objectives, and you’ll normally be supervised by the academic that designed the project. Swansea University advertises a large number of these opportunities throughout the academic year in all subject areas. All available projects are advertised on our research scholarships webpages or on our self-funded PhDs page, with new opportunities added frequently.
2. Self-Designed Projects.
A self-designed PhD will take a little more effort and thought to get started, but you should ultimately end up with a project theme that truly excites and interests you. After coming up with an initial idea for a project, you will need to identify an appropriate academic supervisor. A good starting point is to ﬁnd the University department with the areas of strength that are most relevant to your research. You can also search Swansea’s directory of expertise to ﬁnd an academic with research interests close to your own.
Is a Research Degree Right for Me?
  Yes, if you want to:
•	Pursue a career in academia or research. 
•	Explore an individual topic in depth.
•	Acquire extensive and specialised research skills.
•	Enhance your career prospects.
Research Degrees Course Listings.

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Your Postgraduate Research Community.
  Swansea is home to a thriving research community combining world-leading research with a welcoming, inclusive and collaborative ethos. Our Postgraduate Research Ofﬁce coordinates and supports interdisciplinary postgraduate researcher activities across the University. They work to ensure you have the best possible experience by providing access to funding and development opportunities, providing training and resources to develop your professional and research skills, and support student-led events and activities.
  As part of Swansea’s commitment to supporting the very best researcher talent, we offer several fully funded PhDs across our ﬂagship programmes: the Swansea University Research Excellence Scholarships (SURES) and Swansea University Strategic Partner Research Scholarships (SUSPRS). We also recognise and celebrate academic attainment through the James Callaghan awards, providing current Swansea research students funding to further their research.
  As a world-leading research institution, we are part of several prestigious UKRI-funded doctoral initiatives. We bring together experts and support our doctoral students to become the leading researchers of tomorrow, offering additional development opportunities such as international study or work, and placements with industry partners.
[photograph of a group of young people gathered around a speaker in a bright room] 

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[Two photographs showing: a woman speaking into a microphone on stage; a man on stage gesturing to a projected slide.]
Our Training Themes:
•	Managing Information and Data.
•	Presentation and Public Engagement.
•	Leadership and Working with Others.
•	Academic Writing.
•	Research Methods.
•	Safety, Integrity and Ethics.
•	Impact and Commercialisation.
•	Teaching and Demonstrating.
•	Career Planning and Progress.
•	Resilience, Problem Solving and Personal Effectiveness.

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Undergrad To Postgrad.
  Some of our current students share their experiences of transitioning from undergraduate to postgraduate study: 
  There’s lots of beneﬁts to staying with us in Swansea to study your postgraduate degree:
1.	You’ll already be familiar with the University, its campuses and surrounding areas.
2.	Having already studied with us, you’ll know all the best places to live, study, eat or relax!
3.	You’ll still be able to access the extensive range of services offered by departments such as the Careers and Employability team, Centre for Academic Success and HWB. 
4.	You may already know several of your postgraduate coursemates, and you may even be able to continue living with former ﬂatmates.
5.	Swansea’s range of conversion courses allow you to study for your postgraduate degree in a completely new subject area.
6.	If you choose to study in the same subject area, you can continue to build on your working relationship with academic lecturers and mentors, further developing your specialist knowledge.
7.	As a current Swansea student, you’ll complete a much shorter application form for your chosen master’s* [asterisk] course via Fast-track.
*[asterisk] Course restrictions apply.
Becky Greenway.
MA International Journalism student.
  “I chose to complete my master’s degree at Swansea University because of the wonderful experience I had during my undergrad here. A key factor in my decision was Swansea’s dedication to student employability. The biggest difference between my undergraduate and postgraduate experiences is the higher level of difﬁculty. However, Swansea provides ample support from lecturers, supervisors, and library staff, ensuring you feel supported. My advice for undergraduates considering staying for their postgraduate studies is to attend a postgraduate open day to learn more about the courses and opportunities available.”
[photograph of Becky Greenway]

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Hope Henry.
Medicine Graduate.
  “I chose to stay at Swansea for Graduate Entry Medicine because of my excellent experience in my ﬁrst undergraduate degree here. Swansea offers Graduate Entry Medicine, rather than undergraduate Medicine, which allows you to meet people from all walks of life, who all bring a unique set of skills to the table. 
  Swansea’s course also has an excellent reputation, including the spiral curriculum, early clinical exposure and welfare support. There is such a welcoming, friendly atmosphere around the campuses, between staff and students alike. 
  It is diverse and vibrant university, meaning that Swansea can serve as a home from home for anyone and everyone.” 
[photograph of Hope Henry]
Hywel Evans.
PhD Physics graduate.
  “I ﬁnished my MPhys Physics integrated master’s degree and stayed in Swansea for a PhD in an antimatter lab. I secured a bursary to fund my studies and worked as a Postgraduate Demonstrator for teaching experience and additional funds. Being a postgraduate researcher required more time commitment than my undergraduate studies and prepared me for full-time employment. 
  I gained practical skills and presented at conferences around the world, including Belfast, Dundee, Geneva, and Belgrade, which improved my abilities and success in job interviews. 
  Swansea University had all the tools I needed to succeed academically and is so close to great parks and beaches – I didn’t want to study anywhere else.”
[photograph of Hywel Evans]

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Swansea Uni Life.
Get the Real Student Experience!
  Follow us to see what life in Swansea is really like… from takeovers and podcasts to vlogs and behind-the- scenes moments, we’ve got everything you need to feel like a Swansea student before you even get here.
# [hashtag] SwanseaUni
[image of a mobile phone displaying the Swansea University’s Instagram page]
[Instagram logo] @swanseauni
[TikTok logo] @swanseauni
[LinkedIn logo] @swanseauni
[YouTube logo] @swanseauni
[Facebook logo] @swanseauniversity
[TikTok logo] Follow us on TikTok.
[Three images showing mobile phone screens with Swansea University social media content displayed, as follows:]
•	[Instagram video] [Video still shows coral, a boat and a sea turtle.]
•	[Instagram video]. [Video still shows study seating featuring plants in the centre of each table. The caption reads: “Check out Swansea University’s study spaces.”] [Transcriber’s note: The Instagram link leads to the same video listed in the previous link. End of note]
•	[Instagram video] [Video still shows a person wearing racewear and a VR headset inside an environmental heat chamber.]

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Student Stories.
  There are so many students just like you at Swansea University. Visit our Student Stories webpage to search and discover hundreds of student stories and ﬁnd out more about the Swansea experience.
See All Our Student Stories.
Ashish Dwivedi.
MPhil English Literature.
  “Swansea was an easy decision. My supervisor shares my interests in science ﬁction and digital humanities, and their unwavering support has been invaluable. 
  The international community here is vibrant, celebrating multiculturalism. Swansea strikes the perfect balance between urban and rural life. I fell in love with the city’s cultural ﬂavor, from Mumbles to the Gower. And guess what? The university is close to the beach!
  Swansea University boasts over 100 social and academic societies. I’m an active member of the Shoreline Theatre.”
[photograph of Ashish Dwivedi and the following link which leads to Ashish’s full story: www.swansea.ac.uk/study/our-student-stories/ashish-dwivedi.php]
Esther Magano Nantana.
MSc Public Health and Health Promotion.
  “My favourite things about Swansea are that its [sic] a quiet, peaceful and safe city with friendly people.”
Read Esther’s Story.
[photograph of Esther Magano Nantana]
Eric Wen.
PhD Electronic and Electrical Engineering.
  “I know that this degree will stand me in good stead for my future, whatever career path I decide to take.”
Read Eric's Story: 
[photograph of Eric Wen]

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[photograph of eight graduating students wearing gowns and throwing their caps into the air against a bright blue sky with fluffy clouds.]
Join Our Outstanding Alumni.
  At Swansea University, we cherish the sense of belonging that comes with being part of our vibrant postgraduate community. We take immense pride in the achievements of our graduates, who have gone on to become business leaders, sporting champions, and pioneers of ground-breaking research. Join us today and become a valued member of our postgraduate community at Swansea University.
Ahmad Aziz.
BSc Software Engineering. Class of 2024.
  Graduate product engineer (software) for Jaguar Land Rover.
See Ahmad’s full proﬁle. [Transcriber’s note: This link is not working. End of note.]
  “My degree at Swansea University provided a strong foundation that directly supported my transition into industry. It not only equipped me with essential technical skills but also prepared me for real-world project work and interviews. One of my absolute favourite things about Swansea University was the amazing academic support. The mentors truly cared about us, not just as students, but as individuals.”
[photograph of Ahmad Aziz]

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Oluwaseun Osowobi.
MSc International Relations. Class of 2012.
  Campaigner, Commonwealth Young Person Award Winner, Obama Foundation Leader in Africa.
See Oluwaseun's full proﬁle.
  “As a master’s student at Swansea University, I was keen on not only gaining academic experience, but also professional experience. I was able to get a job within the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences as well as in other formal work sectors. Since graduating, the proudest moment for me has been founding the ‘Stand To End Rape Initiative’, experiencing the joy in the faces of the survivors we have worked with. There is an innate sense of accomplishment when the organisation removes a victim from an abusive situation. It feels great to have been honoured as a Commonwealth Young Person of the Year 2019 and an Obama Foundation Leader in Africa.”
Listen to our interview with Olu: Podcast.
[photograph of Oluwaseun Osowobi]
Lanvell Blake.
MSc Public Health and Health Promotion. Class of 2021.
  Public Health Campaigner.
See Lanvell's full proﬁle. [Transcriber’s note: This link is not working. End of note.]
  “Public health and health promotion issues are never black and white. Interventions are rooted in a lot of social, political and economical factors. I appreciated that the programme allowed us to see public health through the lens of different countries.
  Individual students had the opportunity to speak about public health issues in their country and how those issues were being tackled. It also provided a space for reﬂection on one’s own country and for both comparison and contrast to be made.”
[photograph of Lanvell Blake]
Dr Wafa Ali.
Chemical Engineering PhD. Class of 2020.
  Postdoctoral Research Associate at Texas A&M University.
See Dr Ali's full proﬁle. [Transcriber’s note: This link is not working. End of note.]
  “My life at Swansea was a great experience, and I planned to make the most of it. Swansea encouraged me to be academically strong and become a better person in life. I learned to deliver presentations and talks and met experts from different backgrounds which boosted my leadership quality.”
[photograph of Dr Wafa Ali]
See More Alumni Stories.

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Make Yourself at Home.
  As a postgraduate student joining the Swansea University community, we want to help you find a place you can call home. Postgraduate accommodation is available at: Bay Campus, Singleton Park Campus, and Beck House in the nearby Uplands area. Tenancy lengths will match the duration of your studies. For many postgraduate students, this will be 51 weeks.
Beck House.
  We have a number of single, couple, family, and self-contained flats at our designated quiet residence, Beck House, approximately a mile from Singleton Park Campus in the popular area of Uplands. Due to the 51-week tenancies, this accommodation is particularly suited to postgraduate and international students.
Bay Campus.
  Bay Campus is one of the only university campuses in the UK with direct access to the beach and its own seafront promenade.
  The types of accommodation at Bay Campus include twin rooms, en suites, premium en suites, wheelchair accessible rooms and 1 and 2-bed flats. It is open to students on any course, and there are frequent, direct bus services between campuses.
Singleton Park Campus.
  Swansea University is proud to promote active travel and with our Singleton residences being so close to the park, beach, Swansea Bay Sports Park, Singleton Hospital and Swansea Bay, you can chose [sic] to walk or cycle to and from your accommodation. 
  Singleton provides standard and en suite rooms, self-catered rooms as well as those with a catering allowance.
[Two photographs showing: a student reading on their bed next to a large window; four students relaxing in a shared kitchen.]
Explore your accommodation options at Swansea University.

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[photograph of two students walking outside the Halls of Residence at Bay Campus in the evening.]
Benefits of Living on Campus.
•	Guaranteed accommodation for the duration of your studies.
•	Our rooms have free Wi-Fi.
•	Friendly on-campus security team, providing 24/7 emergency response, first aid and security patrols.
•	24/7 launderette facilities that you can check availability for online.
•	Everything you need all in one place, meaning less time travelling and more time to maximise your university experience.
•	Adapted rooms are available for students with special requirements, including wheelchair users. Contact the Wellbeing and Disability Service for further information.
•	En suite rooms available.
•	Options of quieter, single sex and alcohol free accommodation.
  Rent on average 64% lower than London* [asterisk]
*[asterisk] Information provided by Numbeo, June 2025.
[360 degrees arrow symbol] 360 degrees Room Tour.
Bay Campus.
•	Café Bar.
•	Faith Space.
•	Food Outlets.
•	Gym.
•	Great Hall.
•	Launderette.
•	Mini Market.
•	Sports Facilities.
•	Students’ Union.
•	24hr Security.
Singleton Park.
•	Dentist.
•	Faith Space.
•	Food Outlets.
•	Health Centre.
•	Launderette.
•	Mini Market.
•	Sports Facilities (Swansea Bay Sports Park).
•	Students’ Union.
•	Taliesin Cinema and The Egypt Centre.
•	24hr Security.

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[image of a rental bike with the Swansea University logo]
  Hire one of our Swansea University Cycles. With docking stations along the city’s main cycle route, you can ride at your leisure.
[symbol of a person holding their finger to their lips with the word “Shhh!”]
  We also have some areas that are quiet and alcohol free.
Finding the Perfect Private Sector Home.
  If you’d prefer to live off campus, you’ll be pleased to know that there’s a good supply of quality private sector student houses and flats in Swansea.
  Our online, searchable database, Studentpad is invaluable. It allows you to locate other available housing in the area and takes the effort out of house-hunting.
  For more information:
www.swansea.ac.uk/accommodation
[email symbol] accommodation@swansea.ac.uk
[phone symbol] +44 (0) 1792 295101
Accommodation Costs.
  The rent you pay will depend on the residence and room you choose.
[Transcriber’s note: here is a table with three columns which have the following headings: Residence; Type of Room; Weekly Rent* [asterisk]. In this document, columns are separated by a semi-colon. End of note.]
  Residence; Type of Room; Weekly Rent* [asterisk].
  Bay Campus; En suite rooms from; £176.
Bay Campus; Twin room (per person); £135.
Bay Campus; 1 bed flat; £210.
Bay Campus; 1 room in 2 bed flat; £150.
  Singleton Park Campus; Standard; £150.
Singleton Park Campus; Standard with catering allowance** [double asterisk]; £173.
Singleton Park Campus; En suite; from £155.
  Beck House; Standard en suite from; £163.
Beck House; Family Flats; £232-£279 (depending on size).
  Private Housing; Standard; £82-£120.
[End of table]
*[asterisk] These fees are for the academic session 2025/2026. Please note that rates for 2026/2027 will be published on the website once confirmed.
**[double asterisk] A prepaid catering allowance for use in the University catering outlets worth £43.00 per week is included. Credits are applied monthly so you can use as much or as little as you want each week.
For more details on accommodation fees.

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Supporting You.
Dedicated support for you as a postgraduate student.
HWB – How can we help?
  HWB offers information and guidance on any aspect of student life from enrolment to graduation. The team also provides advice, guidance and referrals for all your support requirements during your time at Swansea University. You can visit our experienced and friendly teams on Singleton Park and Bay Campus.
•	Specific skills training programmes for postgraduate taught and research students.
•	Additional support for mature learners/students with caring responsibilities.
•	On-campus nursery providing flexible childcare options.
•	Dedicated postgraduate Students’ Union Officers.
  Find out more: www.swansea.ac.uk/study/student-services/
[Swansea University bilingual logo] [HWB logo]
[photograph of a student smiling and carrying a library book.]
Health.
  University dental care offers a full range of NHS and private treatments to students. Dentist and Doctors’ surgeries are located on Singleton Park Campus
Disability Office.
  Ensuring the same student experience for all. The Swansea University Transcription Centre (SUTC) for example [sic], is a dedicated transcription service which provides accessible learning resources to print for [sic] disabled students.
Wellbeing Services.
  A range of free student services to look after your wellbeing, including: a mental health support service, LGBTQ+ support, meditation, a listening service and bereavement support delivered by our friendly staff.
[image of a woman in a yoga pose]
Money Advice Team.
  Are always on hand to help you max your cash and keep your finances in check.
[image of a piggybank with gold coins]

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Go Global.
  Swansea University recognises that enhancing its future graduates' employability has never been more important. As more and more businesses recruit from a global talent pool, it is vital that you stand out from the crowd with additional skills.
  Employers acknowledge the value of international experience, and students who spend time abroad develop and demonstrate the qualities that employers seek: global and intercultural awareness, maturity, confidence and adaptability to new environments and challenges.
  Studying and working abroad:
•	Rewards you with an international outlook and experience.
•	Enables you to gain confidence and become more self-reliant.
•	Helps you develop independence and initiative.
See our website for more details:
www.swansea.ac.uk/goglobal/ 
[Instagram logo] swanseauniglobal
# [hashtag] SwanseaUniGlobal
[Vimeo video: Are you ready to Go Global with Swansea University?] [video still shows the Earth from space with the words “Are you ready to go global?”]
[Photograph of colourful boats on a tropical beach.]

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  As a Swansea University student, there are opportunities to gain international experience through our variety of non-credit bearing cultural, volunteering and study programmes during the summer.
  Find out more: www.swansea.ac.uk/summerprogrammes/ 
  Additionally, some students may have the opportunity to spend a period overseas as part of an extended master's programme. Details of these options are available on specific course pages.
  There are a range of funding opportunities available to support students who choose to go abroad - please refer to our website for the latest information.
  Find out more: www.swansea.ac.uk/goglobal/outbound/funding-and-finance/ 
Student Experiences.
Ulrike Leonhard.
[Photo of Ulrike Leonhard]
  As part of the Extended MA in Translation and Interpreting, Ulrike spent a year abroad studying in Belgium.
  “My year abroad in Belgium was a great experience. I made new friends from all over the world and was able to travel throughout the country. The Netherlands, Germany, Luxembourg and France are all within close distance so there are no limits when it comes to exploring! My student experience at both universities could not have been better.”
Sunday Obazie.
[Photo of Sunday Obazie]
  Sunday Obazie spent a semester abroad at The Bush School, Texas A&M University as part of the Extended Masters in International Relations.
  “As an International Relations student, travelling to the USA and studying at Texas A&M University was an amazing opportunity. The experience truly broadened my horizons, allowing me to discover how different the culture and the people are compared to the UK and Nigeria, where I am from. Alongside my studies, I was able to experience American culture firsthand, attending football games, exploring local cuisine and making new friends.”

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Welsh-Medium Opportunities.
  Swansea University provides a number of opportunities for you to study through the medium of Welsh at postgraduate level. If you have been studying through the medium of Welsh at undergraduate level, continuing to study through the language at postgraduate level is a natural step and we actively encourage you to do so.
  Your academic work can be submitted and assessed through the medium of Welsh across all subject areas and you will receive support from a Welsh-speaking personal tutor.
Academi Hywel Teifi.
  The University's Academi Hywel Teifi is a centre of excellence and gives Welsh-speaking students, or those keen to learn the language, the opportunity to study courses through the medium of Welsh and can significantly increase graduate employment prospects in the process. Welsh-medium academic support is available to help you develop your academic skills and achieve your goals. Beyond your studies, there are also Welsh opportunities that will help you develop essential skills for the workplace.
Swansea University Branch of the Coleg Cymraeg Cenedlaethol.
  Swansea University works in partnership with the Coleg Cymraeg Cenedlaethol and the University's branch is situated within Academi Hywel Teifi. Its main aim is to provide students with assistance and support to study and socialise through the medium of Welsh. The Coleg Cymraeg Cenedlaethol Research Scholarships Scheme supports students studying for a doctorate through the medium of Welsh. Recent Coleg Cymraeg Cenedlaethol funded PhDs at Swansea University include Biomedical Sciences, Chemistry, Geography, Pharmacy, Psychology, Translation and Welsh.
Welsh Learners.
  Would you like to learn or improve your Welsh whilst studying? There are a range of fun and rewarding courses available - from short beginners' classes up to proficiency level. We also offer courses for Welsh-speakers who want to improve their Welsh skills. You can learn in a virtual classroom, or in person, during the daytime or evening. If you're aged 18-25, it's easier than ever to learn Welsh. For students who are over 25, it's possible to claim a 40% discount when registering for a course.
  Find out more: www.swansea.ac.uk/academi-hywel-teifi/ 
Arwain.
  Arwain is a bilingual mobile app for students and prospective students who speak or are learning Welsh. Arwain brings together the essential information needed by students who want to study and live through the medium of Welsh at Swansea University.
[Google Play logo. Android app on Google Play.]
[Apple logo. Download on the App Store.]
[Image of a mobile phone displaying the Arwain app.]

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My Language Rights.
  You have a legal right to receive services in Welsh. These rights have been created as a result of setting 'Standards' on the University.
•	Letters in Welsh.
•	Counselling Service in Welsh.
•	Apply For Financial Support in Welsh.
•	Meetings in Welsh.
•	Welcome Booklet in Welsh.
•	Certificates in Welsh.
•	Prospectus in Welsh.
•	Submit Written Work in Welsh.
•	Welsh speaking Personal Tutor.
•	Forms in Welsh.
Welsh-Medium Clubs and Societies.
  Swansea University has a range of options for you to engage with Welsh clubs, societies and culture whilst you're here with us.
  The GymGym (Welsh Society) will give you a range of opportunities to socialise with other Welsh speakers in an informal environment.
  If playing sport is of interest, Clwb Rygbi Tawe offers an opportunity for students to play rugby through the medium of Welsh.
  Aelwyd yr Elyrch is suitable for 18-25 year olds and offers opportunities for you to compete in the Eisteddfod, volunteer and get involved in practical activities and much more.
[YouTube Video: Eisteddfod Ryng-golegol] [video still shows a group of students in matching t-shirts on stage.]

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Students’ Union.
  Over 150 societies, 50+ sports clubs.
  Excellent Green Impact Awards* [asterisk]. [SOS - Students organising for sustainability, United Kingdom logo.]
*[asterisk] Green Impact is a UNESCO award-winning programme designed to support environmentally and socially sustainable practice within organisations.
Carys Dukes, SU President 2025/26.
[Photograph of Carys Dukes.] [Swansea University Students’ Union bilingual logo.]
  As students at Swansea, you are automatically members of the Students' Union! We are run by students, for students. We're a registered charity who are responsible for making your student experience here at Swansea the best it can be.
  We are responsible for the societies, sports clubs, events, a series of services, and an Advice and Support centre to ensure you have the best time here. We also hold elections each year where we elect a team of 6 full-time officers to ensure your voice is heard by the University. They represent you in all things Education, Welfare, Societies and Services, Sports, and Welsh Affairs!
  We have faculty and school reps too - these are students who work with the uni to handle anything students may face whilst studying. We also run the shops and bars on campus - JC's, Costcutter, and Fulton Outfitters. All the money earned at these venues is reinvested back into the student experience.
[Photograph of a music concert with a band on stage and a dancing crowd.]

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Supporting You.
  Our full-time officer team run campaigns throughout the year to raise awareness of important issues, and initiatives to support you! Here are just a few.
•	Study Aid: Free services to help you get through intense study periods (including a visit from cuddly pups).
•	Liberation: We want everyone to feel safe, welcome, and included at Swansea. So, we run campaigns throughout the year on topics such as Black History, LGBTQ+ Pride, Disability Awareness, and Trans Rights to educate the wider student community and make our campuses as inclusive as possible!
•	Movember: During Movemeber we mobilise a community of students who make a difference by fundraising and promoting awareness of mental health and suicide prevention, prostate cancer, and testicular cancer. This is one of our biggest campaigns and is always a whole-university spectacle.
  If you want to follow us to see what it's like being a student at Swansea, we're on:
[Facebook logo] @swanseaunisu
[X logo] @swanseaunisu
[Instagram logo] @swanseasu
[TikTok logo] @swanseasu
[Two photographs showing: a puppy with the caption: “A visit from cuddly pups” and a student standing in front of a mural of multi-coloured wings with the hashtag #OurSwanseaPride]
Swansea University Students' Union Offers:
•	Over 150 societies and 50+ sports clubs.
•	Union Collective; a platform for helping students with funding and resource to take your business ideas off the ground.
•	An Advice and Support Centre helping with everything from landlords to academic disputes.
•	An on-campus nursery that's flexible around students' lectures.
•	A voice for the students at the University, ensuring student views are heard at every level.
[Photograph of a student playing pool at the Students’ Union bar.]

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Sport For All.
  At Swansea University, we are passionate about supporting students to thrive and flourish in every aspect of their lives, and offer sporting opportunities for all, whether you are an aspiring athlete, a sport enthusiast, or just want to get fit and healthy.
[Sport - Swansea University bilingual logo.]
[Four photos showing:
•	Swansea University women’s rugby team celebrating at Varsity with a sign which reads “Welsh Varsity Winners”.
•	Students with numbered bibs competing on a running track.
•	Two students playing American Football.
•	A student playing netball.]

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Join Our Active Campus Community.
  Get ACTIVE offers a comprehensive and inclusive programme of physical activities and events designed to get you moving more. As well as a core timetable of physical activity on campus, Get ACTIVE also offers tasters, pop-ups, challenges and coached sessions, covering a wide range of activities from walking and jogging to volleyball, boules or badminton, as well as opportunities to get offsite and make the most of the Welsh outdoors.
www.swansea.ac.uk/sport/ 
[Photo of a woman surfing.]
Our Intramural Leagues.
  Social leagues give you the chance to compete with your friends right here on campus, making competitive sport social, affordable and accessible. Our leagues are open to all abilities and cover a growing range of sporting activities, from football and basketball to netball and more.
Sports Clubs.
  Whether you’re interested in swimming, sailing, archery or golf, there’s something for everyone at Swansea University. Whatever your level, beginner; intermediate; or elite, through our 56+ clubs, we offer fantastic club sport opportunities for all.
High Performance Programme.
  Our Performance Sports programmes in rugby and swimming offer an elite training and competitive environment for student athletes, each delivered in conjunction with a professional sport club or national governing body. Each sport receives high performance coaching, sports analysis services, athlete lifestyle management, physiotherapy and strength and conditioning support. 
Sporting Scholarships and TASS [Talented Athlete Scholarship Scheme].
  We offer sport scholarships to highly talented student athletes, with financial benefits of up to £2,000 per year, and tailored support packages which may include: strength and conditioning training, physiotherapy, psychological aid and nutritional advice, all delivered by qualified practitioners. Other benefits may include free facility membership and a campus parking permit.
[TASS Dual Career Accredited logo.]
  Scholarships up to £2,000.
Find out more: www.swansea.ac.uk/postgraduate/scholarships/ 
[Photo of a female student jumping over a hurdle.]

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Welsh Varsity.
  The second largest Varsity in the UK, this prestigious tournament between Swansea University and Cardiff engages 20,000+ students in over 30 different events, through a week-long festival of sport.
  It's a truly unique student experience offering memories and friends that last a lifetime.
View Varsity photos. [flickr logo]
[Three photos showing:
•	A cheering crowd in green Varsity t-shirts.
•	A row of swimmers diving into the pool in front of a crowd.
•	Students exercising in the gym.]
Gym Membership.
  As part of a balanced and healthy lifestyle at Swansea University, students can join the gym and secure several benefits at a reduced price, including the following:
•	Access to gym facilities on both Bay and Singleton Park campuses.
•	Fitness classes.
•	Discounted rates for facility hire for members.
Our Sporting Facilities.
  Swansea University offers state-of-the-art health and fitness facilities for students at Swansea Bay Sports Park next to Singleton Park Campus and Bay Campus. Both campuses have an extensive range of equipment, exercise classes and indoor and outdoor activities to help you reach your goals.
  The 50m National Pool, available to all, has been used by athletes preparing for Olympic and Paralympic games and is currently home to Swim Wales' high-performance programme. Our football teams have access to a world-class training facility at Fairwood which is the main training ground of Swansea City Football Club. The University is also home to the Shed, a high-end strength and conditioning facility for elite athletes and teams, which the New Zealand All Blacks have used as a Rugby World Cup training base.
  Our world-class sporting facilities include:
•	50m Wales National Pool Swansea.
•	Athletics track and field.
•	Cycle hire and running routes.
•	Indoor athletics track.
•	Multi-purpose sports halls and outdoor games areas.
•	Playing fields.
•	Sports pavilion.
•	Tennis courts.
•	Water-based Astroturf pitches.
Find out more about sport.

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Embedding Sustainability into University Life.
  At Swansea University we are blessed with a wealth of habitats, from beaches to woodland to parks, and we are passionate about sustainable development to benefit our local community, the UK and the wider world.
  As a student, there are plenty of opportunities for you to get involved with practical conservation. You can help keep these areas special by joining our regular beach cleans, volunteering sessions and wildlife monitoring. As well as helping the environment, you'll learn new skills and meet new friends along the way.
Find out more about getting involved. 
  “With our waterfront campuses and surrounding parks and habitats, we aim to encourage our students to reduce collective and individual impacts on the environment and reward them for helping us achieve this.
  Our sustainability engagement app, SWell, allows students to earn 'Green Points' for taking positive actions. This includes supporting wildlife, choosing a low carbon transport type, taking steps to improve your mental wellbeing, plus lots more. The top points earners every month win a voucher for a sustainable retailer, a reward that we hope will improve our students' everyday sustainability and incentivise others to take action. Since launching the app in 2021, staff and students have recorded 288,095 actions resulting in a saving of 556,423.5kg of CO2e.
  What impact could you make?”
Teifion Maddocks, Swansea University, Sustainability Manager.
[SWell logo.]
[Sustainable Development Goals logo]
[tree logo with people] Green Flag Award/Gwobr Y Faner Werdd (2025/26).
[rainbow above globe symbol] People and Planet University League 1st Award Class (People and Planet University League 2024/25).
[hedgehog logo] Hedgehog Friendly Campus Gold Award, 2022/23.
[Photograph of two students sitting outdoors in a green space.]

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# [hashtag] WeAreInternational. 
See How to Apply.
  We have a thriving international community with students from all over the world choosing to study with us. The vibrant mix of nationalities and cultures on campus greatly enriches our learning and teaching environment.
  We understand the type of support our international students need to settle into student life in a new country and strive to provide a high-level of advice and service to make sure that this happens.
Scholarships.
  Swansea University offers a range of scholarships for international students. We are proud to support the Chevening Scholarship Programme. We recognise the ambition and talent of many international students by offering an International Excellence scholarship (up to £5,000) for postgraduate study. For details of all our international scholarship opportunities [sic].
Find out more about Scholarships.
VISA Advice.
  VISA Advice (formerly lnternational@CampusLife) provides information and advice on non-academic matters, including immigration advice and services, to all international (non-UK) students.
  We support all non-UK students regardless of nationality, religion, gender, age, sexual preference or health status. Advice is offered free of charge and without discrimination. For further information, please contact:
[Phone symbol] +44 (0)1792 606557
[Email symbol] visa.advice@swansea.ac.uk
www.swansea.ac.uk/visa-advice
Developing Your Language Skills.
  If you think you need to improve your English language skills before starting your studies, or if you need support with the English language while studying with us, our English Language Training Services (ELTS) offer a range of British Council accredited programmes to help you achieve your academic goals. For further information, please contact the English Language Training Services (ELTS):
www.swansea.ac.uk/english-language-training-services/
[Email symbol] elts@swansea.ac.uk
[Phone symbol] 44 (0)1792 295391
Swansea Community, Welcoming You to the UK.
  At Swansea we know how important it is to have a sense of community. This is why we want you to meet other international students even before arriving on campus. We host online Unibuddy community groups for offer holders, which you can join after receiving your offer.
  We also provide all new international students with a full orientation programme to help them get to know the University, Swansea and the area. More information about our services for new students can be found at:
www.swansea.ac.uk/international-students/
Tuition Fees.
  If you are an international student, the fee you will be charged depends on your home country and what you choose to study. You will find the tuition fee clearly displayed on each postgraduate course page on our website:
www.swansea.ac.uk/postgraduate/ 

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[Facebook logo] SwanseaUniversity
[Instagram logo] swanseauni
[YouTube logo] swanseauni
[Four photos showing:
•	Students using a group study space in the library.
•	Students wearing their graduation caps and gowns holding their certificates.
•	Students exiting a university bus.
•	Students working on a laptop outside in the sunshine.]
Chat to our current students.
Listen to our Student Podcast: The International Student Experience. [image of headphones with the Earth in the centre.]
Hear from our Swansea Uni International students [YouTube video still shows two international students talking to the camera in front of a building on Bay Campus.]

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International Students Postgraduate Pathways.
[X symbol] thecollegeSUni [Transcriber’s note: link does not work. End of note.]
[Facebook symbol] thecollegeSUni
[Instgram symbol] thecollegesuni
Applications are made directly to The College. Apply here.
[Three photos showing students walking through a sand dune near The College building; a group of students studying around a circular table with a tree growing through the centre and a group of diverse students with the Welsh flag in the background.]

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[Swansea University bilingual logo] [The College bilingual logo]
  A postgraduate pathway is known as a Pre-Master's. These are designed to bridge the gap between your academic qualifications and Swansea University's master's level entry requirements.
  The College, Swansea University specialises in developing and delivering pre-master's programmes which progress into a number of Swansea University master's. From day one with us, you will be fully integrated into life at Swansea University as our dedicated academic building is found on the Bay Campus.
The postgraduate pathway is designed for students who:
•	Require additional English language training.
•	Come from an academic background different to that of the UK and do not meet university direct-entry requirements.
•	Have been away from studies for a period of time.
•	Are looking to fine-tune skills already gained during their undergraduate studies or employment.
  The language of instruction at The College, Swansea University is English. To attain entry into the postgraduate pathway you must be able to demonstrate you have a suitable level of English proficiency. For further details, contact our team:
the-college-enquiries@swansea.ac.uk 
  If you do not meet the English language requirement for direct entry to your chosen pathway, you can receive the required amount of English language tuition to prepare you for successful entry at a later date. English Language training is delivered by the University's English Language Training Services (ELTS) with multiple entry points throughout each year.
  For a full list of countries and entry requirements visit:
Find out more about Admissions Entry.
Pre-Master's.
  This is stage one of the postgraduate pathway.
  It is one, two or three semesters long, depending on your chosen pathway and qualifications (English language and academic) at the point of entry. This programme is available in the areas of: languages, politics and culture, engineering, children and young people, management, accounting and finance, and computer science.
  The pre-master's programme allows you to adjust to the rigorous research and independent study requirements of a postgraduate degree.
The Pre-Master's programme will:
•	Help you develop fundamental knowledge and an understanding of the basic principles relevant to your particular degree.
•	Help you develop numerical techniques, research methodologies and ICT, presentation and communication skills.
•	Help you develop your intellectual and practical skills building to a set of transferable skills that will support you in your onward academic studies, careers and decision-making.
•	Ensure you have attained the prescribed level of interdisciplinary language competence.
Master's.
  The master's degree is stage two of the postgraduate pathway, and is taught by Swansea University.
Postgraduate pathways are available in the following subjects:
•	Accounting and Finance.
•	Children and Young People.
•	Computer Science.
•	Engineering.
•	Languages, Politics and Culture.
•	Management.
•	Public Health and Management.

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Making an Application.
Applications Process.
  You can apply via our Learner Gateway portal for for [sic] most of our taught and research courses:
Apply Online.
  When we receive your application, we will:
•	Make sure that you meet our entry requirements.
•	Check that you have the experience and skills necessary to study the subject.
•	Look for evidence of your achievements, commitment and motivation.
  You can track your application journey at each stage of the process.
  Some courses have a different application process. Please visit our website to find out how to apply for your chosen programme:
Application Process.
What Qualifications Do You Need?
  To study a postgraduate course at Swansea you will normally need an appropriate honours degree or postgraduate qualification. Relevant work experience can be taken into consideration for entry to some of our taught courses. Please see the course listings for detailed entry requirements.
  When submitting an application, don't forget to include:
•	Copies of your academic transcripts to date.
•	A copy of your degree certificate (if awarded).
•	An approved English Language qualification (if required).
•	Your research proposal (for research degree applications).
•	Your full CV.
•	Personal statement.
  Some courses require candidates to provide additional written work to support an application.
  Once we have received your application and supporting documents, we try to make a decision (or issue an invitation for interview) within 5 working days for taught applications and 15 working days for research applications.
Your Application Decision.
  Once we have considered your application, you will receive an email advising you to log into your Learner Gateway portal to view one of the following decisions:
•	a conditional or unconditional offer of a place.
•	an invite for interview.
•	a notification advising you we are unable to offer you a place.
  Offer letters are always made by the University's Admissions Office, on behalf of the relevant academic department.
  Our terms and conditions of offer will be attached.
  If you have a disability, medical condition, or a specific learning difficulty, you will be invited to contact the University's Disability Office or Wellbeing Service so we can be sure that we are able to give you the support you need throughout your studies.

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Dates And Deadlines.
  All departments have closing dates for their courses. We recommend that you submit your applications as early as possible to allow yourself time to make necessary arrangements. Please take note of scholarship deadlines as many of our scholarships and bursaries have closing dates earlier than the application deadline dates. Please visit our website:
Application Deadlines.
Enrolment.
  Information about enrolment will be sent to you before you start your studies. Enrolment for taught courses takes place in September and January, and for research degree programmes in April and July. All students are required to comply with the University's enrolment procedures and observe the University's General and Academic Regulations, please see:
Academic Regulations.
Our Admissions Policy.
  The University welcomes applications and enquiries from people regardless of age, ethnic or national origins, race, religion, gender, sexual preference, marital status, family responsibility, physical or sensory disability, and political or religious beliefs and activities, unless those activities are unlawful or contrary to the policies of the University. The University treats all applicants on their individual merits. Full details of our policies can be found at:
Admission Policies.
Notes for International Students.
  We welcome applications from applicants around the world and we are happy to advise you on whether your qualifications are suitable for entry to the course you would like to study. Details of entry requirements for your country can be found at:
Entry Requirements.
  A full list of acceptable English language tests and qualifications can be found at:
English-language-requirements.
  We also offer our own high quality English language training and English test for offer holders (SWELT):
English-language-training-services.
  Click to view: 
•	Research Degrees Course Listings.
•	Taught Degrees Course Listings.

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Taught Master’s.
Application Timeline.
  Whether your course starts in September or January, it’s good to start thinking about postgraduate study options at least six months before the course starts.
[Transcriber’s note: The remaining text on pages 58 and 59 follows a numbered timeline of seven boxes, with photographs of students in various settings. Each number on the timeline is accompanied by a checkbox. End of note.]
01. Start Planning.
  Are you thinking about continuing with your current subject or studying something completely different? You may also want to think about whether a taught course or a research programme is right for you. It’s a good idea to contact your referees and prepare a personal statement before starting your application.
  Our postgraduate open day events give you the opportunity to explore all of your options at our beach side campuses.
  Find out more: Postgraduate open days
02. Apply and Receive Offer.
  You can apply directly to Swansea University for most of our postgraduate courses (with some exceptions). You can also find out if you have been offered a place to study on your chosen course, usually within 9 working days.
  You can apply by the end of July (for September entry) and end of October (for January entry) at the latest. Don’t leave it too late as you may miss scholarship opportunities.
Apply online.
03. Accept Offer.
  Let us know within 28 days whether you’d like to accept your offer to ensure you secure a place on your chosen course.
[Two photographs showing a student studying and a group of students sitting on beanbags.]

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04. Apply for Funding.
  We offer a range of postgraduate scholarships in all subject areas, as well as alternative sources of funding. Applications for student finance usually open in May or June for the forthcoming academic year.
05. Get Ready.
  You may want to start considering where you want to live whilst studying with us. There’s a range of flexible university and private accommodation options available in Swansea.
06. Results.
  If you’re sitting any exams, please send us your results and if you meet the terms of your offer, your place to study at Swansea University will be confirmed. You will also find out if you have been successful with any university scholarship applications you may have made.
07. Enrol.
  Before you arrive in Swansea, you will receive full instructions about the enrolment process. All postgraduate students can also attend a faculty induction event - a great opportunity to meet new friends!
[Three photographs showing: a student studying; two students chatting and a group of students enjoying a coffee together.]

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Applying for a PhD?
  You can start your PhD at Swansea University in October, January, April or July. Give yourself 3 to 6 months to plan and research before submitting your application.
  At Swansea, we offer two main types of PhD project:
•	Those that are predesigned by an academic (more common in science and engineering subjects).
•	Those that you design yourself.
[Photo of a smiling student holding a thesis.]
Predesigned project:
  A predesigned project will often be part of wider research being undertaken by an academic or research group. These usually have a defined title, fixed aims and objectives, and you'll normally be supervised by the academic that designed the project. Swansea University advertises a large number of these opportunities throughout the academic year in all subject areas.
Funding:
  Research scholarships at Swansea University usually provide funding for the duration of your studies.
  There are also PhD loans available through Student Finance England and Student Finance Wales.
Application:
  Applying is straightforward - you'll just need to follow the instructions on the project advertisement.
  These will usually have a specific application deadline so allow yourself plenty of time to complete any paperwork and gather references if required.

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Self-designed Project:
  A self-designed PhD will take a little more effort and thought to get started, but you should ultimately end up with a project theme that truly excites and interests you.
Contact Potential Supervisors:
  After coming up with an initial idea for a project, you will need to identify and contact an appropriate academic supervisor.
  A good starting point is to find the University department with the areas of strength that are most relevant to your research. You can use Swansea University's online directory of expertise, speak to your current supervisor, attend a study fair or a postgraduate open day.
Funding:
  There are various ways to fund your PhD, including loans, available through Student Finance Wales and Student Finance England.
  Find out more: www.swansea.ac.uk/postgraduate/fees-and-funding/pg-loans/ 
Application:
  Once you have identified a potential supervisor for your own research idea, you'll need to contact them prior to submitting a formal application. Academics welcome informal approaches from prospective students and they will also be able to help shape your research proposal. Do your research before you submit and take your time preparing.
  Good luck!
[Photo of a diverse group of students walking through the sand dunes at Bay Campus.]

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[photograph of a student working on their laptop in a study space.]

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Guide to Postgraduate Degrees.
[image of a crossroad sign labelled engineering, arts, science, medicine and humanities]
Degree Types.
•	DBA: Doctor of Business Administration.
•	DProf: A Doctor of Professional Studies is for advanced practitioners. With the successful completion of the examination you will achieve a doctorate and can be addressed as Doctor.
•	EdD: Doctorate in Education.
•	EngD: Engineering Doctorate.
•	LLM: Master of Laws.
•	MA: Master of Arts.
•	MBA: Master of Business Administration.
•	MBBCh: Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery.
•	MD: Doctor of Medicine.
•	Meng: Master of Engineering.
•	MPAS: Master of Physician Associate Studies.
•	MPhil: Master of Philosophy.
•	MRes: Master of Research.
•	MSc: Master of Science.
•	PGCert: Postgraduate Certificate.
•	PGDip: Postgraduate Diploma.
•	PhD: Doctorate of Philosophy. A PhD is the doctorate-level degree granted in a variety of different disciplines.
[image of a graduation cap and a stack of books]
Research Degrees Course Listings.
Taught Degrees Course Listings.

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Course Listings Research Degrees.
Research Degrees Course Listings.
A.
•	Aerospace Engineering, MSc by Research.
•	Aerospace Engineering, PhD/MPhil/PhD Distance Learning.
•	American Studies, MA by Research.
•	American Studies, PhD/MPhil/PhD Distance Learning.
•	Ancient History, MA by Research.
•	Ancient History, PhD/MPhil.
•	Applied Analytical Science (LCMS), MRes.
•	Applied Linguistics, MA by Research.
•	Applied Linguistics, PhD/MPhil/PhD Distance Learning.
•	Applied Physics and Materials, MSc by Research.
B.
•	Behavioural Ecology and Evolution, MRes.
•	Bilingualism pathway, ESRC DTP Integrated MSc and PhD - PhD Element.
•	Bio-process Engineering, MSc by Research.
•	Biochemical Engineering, PhD/MPhil.
•	Biochemistry and Mass Spectrometry, PhD.
•	Biodiversity and Ecosystems, MRes.
•	Biological Sciences, PhD/MPhil/PhD Distance Learning.
•	Biomedical Engineering FMHLS, Swansea University & Houston Methodist Research Institute, Texas, Collaborative PhD (Time spent at both universities).
•	Biomedical Engineering FMHLS, Swansea University & Houston Methodist Research Institute, Texas, Collaborative PhD (Wholly Overseas).
•	Biomedical Engineering FSE, Swansea University & Houston Methodist Research Institute, Texas, Collaborative PhD (Time spent at both universities).
•	Biomedical Engineering, PhD.
•	Biomedical Science FSE, Swansea University & Houston Methodist Research Institute, Texas, Collaborative PhD (Time spent at both universities).
•	Biomedical Sciences FMHLS, Swansea University & Houston Methodist Research Institute, Texas, Collaborative PhD (Time spent at both universities).
•	Biomedical Sciences FMHLS, Swansea University & Houston Methodist Research Institute, Texas, Collaborative PhD (Wholly Overseas).
•	Biomedical Sciences FSE, Swansea University & Houston Methodist Research Institute, Texas, Collaborative PhD (Wholly Overseas) 
•	Biosciences, Integrated PhD with University of Bristol.
•	Business Management, MSc by Research. 
•	Business Management, PhD/MPhil/PhD Distance Learning.
•	Business Management, Swansea University and Universite Grenoble d’Alpes Double PhD.

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Research Degrees Course Listings.
C.
•	Cancer and Genomics, PhD.
•	Cardiovascular and Metabolic Medicine, PhD.
•	Chemical Engineering, MSc by Research.
•	Chemical Engineering, PhD/MPhil.
•	Chemistry, PhD/MPhil/MSc by Research/PhD Distance Learning.
•	Chemistry, Swansea University & University of Rennes, Joint PhD.
•	Children and Young People, PhD/MPhil/PhD External Overseas or UK.
•	Civil Engineering, MSc by Research.
•	Civil Engineering, PhD/MPhil.
•	Civil Engineering, PhD Distance Learning.
•	Classics, PhD/MPhil.
•	Classics, MA by Research.
•	Clinical Education, PhD.
•	Computational and Data FMHLS, Swansea University & Houston Methodist Research Institute, Texas, Collaborative PhD (Time spent at both universities).
•	Computational and Data FSE, Swansea University & Houston Methodist Research Institute, Texas, Collaborative PhD (Time spent at both universities).
•	Computational and Data Science FMHLS, Swansea University & Houston Methodist Research Institute, Texas, Collaborative PhD (Wholly Overseas).
•	Computational and Data Science FSE, Swansea University & Houston Methodist Research Institute, Texas, Collaborative PhD (Wholly Overseas).
•	Computer Modelling in Engineering, MRes.
•	Computer Science, PhD/MPhil/MSc by Research/PhD Distance Learning.
•	Computing and Future Interaction Technologies, MRes.
•	Creative Writing, PhD/MPhil.
•	Criminology Pathway, ESRC DTP Integrated MSc and PhD - PhD Element.
•	Criminology, PhD/PhD Distance Learning/MPhil.
D.
•	Data Science, Health and Wellbeing pathway, ESRC DTP Integrated MSc and PhD - PhD element.
•	Desalination and Water Re-use, MSc by Research.
•	Development Studies, PhD/MPhil.
•	Digital Economy and Society pathway - Part-time, ESRC DTP Integrated MSc and PhD - PhD Element.
•	Digital Economy and Society pathway, ESRC DTP Integrated MSc and PhD – PhD Element.
•	Digital Humanities, MA by Research.
•	Digital Media, MPhil.
•	Digital Media, MA by Research.
•	Doctor of Business Administration, DBA.

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Research Degrees Course Listings.
E.
•	Earth Observation, MSc by Research.
•	Economics Pathway, ESRC DTP Integrated MSc and PhD - PhD Element.
•	Economics, PhD/PhD Distance Learning/MPhil.
•	Education, PhD/MPhil/PhD Distance Learning.
•	Egyptology, MA by Research.
•	Egyptology, PhD/MPhil.
•	Electronic and Electrical Engineering, MSc by Research.
•	Electronic and Electrical Engineering, PhD/MPhil/PhD Distance Learning.
•	Empirical Studies in Law Pathway, ESRC DTP Integrated MSc and PhD - PhD Element.
•	Energy Innovation, MSc by Research.
•	Energy Innovation, PhD
•	Engineered Metals for High Performance Apps, EngD.
•	Engineering, EngD.
•	Engineering, Wuhan University and Swansea Double PhD.
•	English Literature, MA by Research.
•	English Literature, PhD/MPhil.
•	Enhancing Human Collaborations and Interactions with Data and Intelligence-Driven Systems, CDT Integrated MSc and PhD.
F.
•	Finance, PhD/PhD Distance Learning.
•	Fuel Technology, MSc by Research.
G.
•	Gerontology and Ageing Studies, PhD/MPhil.
•	Glaciology, MSc by Research.
•	Global Environmental Modelling, MSc by Research.
•	Global Migration, MSc by Research.
H.
•	Health Economics, PhD/MPhil/MSc by Research.
•	Health Humanities, PhD/PhD [sic]/MPhil.
•	Health Informatics, MRes.
•	Health Policy, PhD/MPhil.
•	Health Psychology, PhD/MPhil.
•	Health Science, PhD/MPhil.
•	Health Technologies, PhD.
•	Health and Wellbeing, MSc by Research.
•	Healthcare Management, PhD/MPhil.

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Research Degrees Course Listings.
H.
•	History, MA by Research.
•	History, PhD/MPhil.
•	Human Computer Interaction, MSc by Research
•	Human Geography pathway, ESRC DTP Integrated MSc and PhD - PhD Element.
•	Human Geography, PhD/MPhil.
I.
•	International Development, MA by Research.
•	International Relations, MPhil.
•	International Relations, MA by Research/PhD Distance Learning.
L.
•	Law, PhD/MPhil/PhD Distance Learning.
•	Linguistics pathway, ESRC DTP Integrated MSc and PhD - PhD Element.
•	Logic and Computation, MRes.
M.
•	Management and Business pathway, ESRC DTP Integrated MSc and PhD – PhD Element.
•	Marine and Freshwater Systems, MRes.
•	Materials Engineering, MSc by Research.
•	Materials Engineering, PhD/MPhil.
•	Materials, Modelling and Manufacturing, EngD.
•	Mathematics, PhD/MPhil/MSc by Research.
•	Mechanical Engineering, MSc by Research.
•	Mechanical Engineering, PhD/MPhil.
•	Media Geographies, MSc by Research.
•	Media Studies, MA by Research.
•	Media Studies, PhD/MPhil/PhD Distance Learning.
•	Medical Engineering, MSc by Research.
•	Medical Neuroscience, PhD.
•	Medical Physics and Imaging, PhD.
•	Medical and Health Care Studies, MD.
•	Medical and Health Care Studies, PhD/MPhil/MSc by Research.
•	Membrane Technology, MSc by Research.
•	Mental Health, PhD/MPhil.
•	Micro Sensors and Actuators, MSc by Research.
•	Microbiology and Immunology, PhD.
•	Modelling, Data and AI, MSc by Research.
•	Modern Languages, MA by Research.
•	Modern Languages, PhD/MPhil.
N.
•	Nanoelectronics, MSc by Research.
•	Nanomedicine, PhD.
•	Nanotechnology, MSc by Research.

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Research Degrees Course Listings.
N.
•	Nanotechnology, PhD/MPhil.
•	Natural Products and Environmental Resources, MRes.
•	Nursing, PhD/MPhil.
O.
•	Offshore Renewable Energy, EngD in collaboration with Universities of Edinburgh, Exeter and Strathclyde.
P.
•	Pharmacy, PhD.
•	Philosophy, MA by Research.
•	Philosophy, PhD/PhD Distance Learning/MPhil/PhD Distance Learning [sic].
•	Physical Geography, PhD/MPhil.
•	Physics, PhD/MPhil/PhD Distance Learning CERN.
•	Politics and International Relations, PhD/PhD Distance Learning/MPhil.
•	Politics, MA by Research.
•	Population and Health Data Science, PhD.
•	Professional Doctorate in Criminology and Criminal Justice, Dcrim.
•	Professional Doctorate in Education, EdD.
•	Professional Doctorate in Social and Public Policy, SPPD.
•	Psychology pathway, ESRC DTP Integrated MSc and PhD - PhD Element.
•	Psychology, PhD/MPhil/MSc by Research.
•	Public Health, PhD/MPhil.
R.
•	Regenerative Medicine, PhD.
•	Research in Health Professions Education (RiHPE)/DProf/MRes.
•	Robotics, MSc by Research.
S.
•	Simulation Driven Product Design, MSc by Research.
•	Simulation in Engineering and Entrepreneurship Development (SEED), PhD.
•	Social Policy, PhD/MPhil/MSc by Research.

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Research Degrees Course Listings.
S.
•	Social Research Methods: Criminology, Extended PhD.
•	Social Theory and Space, MSc by Research.
•	Social Work and Social Care, PhD/MPhil.
•	Sociology, PhD/PhD/Distance Learning PhD/MPhil.
•	Sport and Exercise Science pathway, ESRC DTP Integrated MSc and PhD - PhD Element.
•	Sport and Exercise Science, MSc by Research.
•	Sport and Exercise Science, PhD/MPhil.
•	Sport and Exercise Science, Swansea University & University of Canberra, Joint PhD.
•	Structural Metals for Gas Turbines, EngD.
T.
•	Telecommunication Systems, MSc by Research.
•	Telecommunications, PhD/MPhil.
•	Theoretical Computer Science, MSc by Research.
•	Theoretical Physics, MSc by Research.
•	Tissue Engineering and Regenerative Medicine, MSc by Research.
•	Toxicology and Pharmacology, PhD/MSc by Research.
•	Translation, PhD/MPhil.
U.
•	Urban Studies, MSc by Research.
V.
•	Visual Computing, MRes.
•	Visual and Interactive Computing, MSc by Research.
W.
•	War and Society, MA by Research.
•	Welsh, MA by Research.
•	Welsh, PhD/MPhil.
[photograph of students in the library reading books selected from the shelves.]

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Course Listings Taught Degrees.
Taught Degrees Course Listings.
A.
•	Actuarial Science, MSc.
•	Adult Critical Care Nursing, PGCert.
•	Advanced Computer Science, MSc.
•	Advanced Health and Care Management (Value-Based), MSc/PGDip.
•	Advanced Management (Applied Innovation), PGCert.
•	Advanced Management (Complex Systems), MSc.
•	Advanced Management (Health Innovation and Transformation), MSc/PGCert/PGDip.
•	Advanced Management (Sport Business and Leadership), MSc/PGCert/PGDip.
•	Advanced Practice in Health Care, MSc/PGDip.
•	Advanced Sport Performance Science, MSc.
•	Aerospace Engineering, MSc.
•	Applied Criminal Justice and Criminology, MA.
•	Applied Data Science, MSc/PGDip.
•	Approved Mental Health Professional, PGCert.
•	Artificial Intelligence, MSc.
B.
•	Bilingualism Pathway, ESRC DTP Integrated MSc and PhD – MSc Element.
•	Biomedical Engineering, MSc.
•	Biomedical Science (Clinical Biochemistry), MSc/PGDip.
•	Business Administration, MBA.
C.
•	Cambridge CELTA, (Cambridge Certificate in English Language Teaching to Adults).
•	Chemical Engineering, MSc.
•	Childhood Studies, MA/PGCert/PGDip.
•	Civil Engineering, MSc.
•	Classics and Ancient History, MA.
•	Clinical Exercise Physiology, MSc.
•	Clinical Psychology and Mental Health, MSc.
•	Clinical Science (Medical Physics), MSc.
•	Cognitive Neuroscience, MSc.
•	Communication, Media Practice and Public Relations, MA.
•	Community Health Studies, Specialist Practice Qualification in District Nursing, PGDip.
•	Community and Primary Health Care Practice, MSc/PGCert/PGDip.
•	Computational Engineering, MSc.

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Taught Degrees Course Listings.
C.
•	Computational Mechanics, MSc.
•	Computer Science – Informatique (Swansea), MSc.
•	Computer Science, MSc.
•	Creative Writing (Extended), MA.
•	Creative Writing, MA.
•	Criminology Pathway, ESRC DTP Integrated MSc and PhD – MSc Element.
•	Cyber Crime and Terrorism, MA.
•	Cyber Security, MSc.
D.
•	Data Science, Health and Wellbeing pathway, ESRC DTP Integrated MSc and PhD – MSc Element.
•	Data Science, MSc.
•	Development and Human Rights, MA.
•	Developmental and Therapeutic Play, MA/PGCert/PGDip.
•	Diabetes Practice, MSc/PGCert/PGDip.
•	Digital Economy and Society pathway, ESRC DTP Integrated MSc and PhD – MSc Element.
•	Drug Discovery, Development and Translation, MSc.
E.
•	Economics Pathway, ESRC DTP Integrated MSc and PhD - MSc Element.
•	Economics and International Finance, MSc.
•	Economics, MSc.
•	Education (Wales), MA.
•	Education (Wales): Additional Learning Needs, MA.
•	Education (Wales): Curriculum, MA.
•	Education (Wales): Equity in Education, MA.
•	Education (Wales): Leadership, MA.
•	Education for the Health Professions, MA/PGCert/PGDip.
•	Education, MA/PGCert/PGDip.
•	Electronic and Electrical Engineering, MSc.
•	Empirical Studies in Law Pathway, ESRC DTP Integrated MSc and PhD - MSc Element.
•	Engineering (Aerospace), MSc.
•	Engineering Leadership and Management, MSc.
•	English Literature, MA.
•	Enhanced Professional Midwifery Practice, MSc/PGCert/PGDip.
•	Enhanced Professional Practice, MSc/PGCert/PGDip.
•	Environmental Drone Remote Sensing, MSc.
•	Environmental Dynamics and Climate Change, MSc.

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Taught Degrees Course Listings.
F.
•	Finance and Big Data Analytics, MSc.
•	Financial Analytics, MSc.
•	Financial Technology (FinTech), MSc.
•	Forensic Psychology, MSc.
G.
•	Gender, Power and Violence, MA/PGDip.
•	Genomic Medicine, MSc/PGCert/PGDip.
•	Geographic Information and Climate Change, MSc.
•	Global Biodiversity and Conservation, MSc.
H.
•	Health Care Management, MSc.
•	Health Data Science, MSc/PGCert/PGDip.
•	Health Informatics, MSc/PGCert/PGDip.
•	Health Informatics, MSc Distance learning at St John's Research Institute, Bangalore India.
•	Healthcare Practice, MSc.
•	History, MA.
•	Human Geography pathway, ESRC DTP Integrated MSc and PhD - MSc Element.
•	Human Resource Management, MSc/PGDip.
•	Human Rights, LLM.
I.
•	Industrial Construction Management, MSc.
•	Intellectual Property and Innovation, LLM.
•	International Accounting and Finance, MSc.
•	International Banking and Finance, MSc.
•	International Business, MSc.
•	International Commercial Law, LLM.
•	International Commercial and Maritime Law, LLM.
•	International Finance, MSc.
•	International Financial Management, MSc.
•	International Journalism, MA.
•	International Maritime Law, LLM.
•	International Relations (Extended), MA.
•	International Relations, MA.
•	International Security and Development, MA.
•	International Trade Law, LLM.
•	Investment Management, MSc.

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Taught Degrees Course Listings.
L.
•	Law and Legal Practice, LLM.
•	LegalTech and Commercial Law, LLM.
•	Linguistics pathway, ESRC DTP Integrated MSc and PhD - MSc Element.
M.
•	Management (Artificial Intelligence), MSc.
•	Management (Business Analytics), MSc.
•	Management (Digital Business), MSc.
•	Management (Enterprise and Innovation), MSc.
•	Management (Finance), MSc.
•	Management (Human Resource Management), MSc.
•	Management (International Management), MSc.
•	Management (Marketing), MSc.
•	Management (Operations and Supply Management), MSc.
•	Management (Sustainable Business), MSc.
•	Management and Business pathway, ESRC DTP Integrated MSc and PhD - MSc Element.
•	Management, MSc/PGDip.
•	Marine Restoration and Conservation, MSc.
•	Marketing, MSc.
•	Materials Engineering, MSc.
•	Mathematics and Computing for Finance, MSc.
•	Mathematics, MSc
•	Mechanical Engineering, MSc.
•	Medical Education, MSc/PGCert/PGDip.
•	Medical Neuroscience, MSc.
•	Medical Radiation Physics, MSc.
•	Medieval Studies, MA.
N.
•	Nanomedicine, MSc/PGCert/PGDip.
•	Non-Medical Prescribing for Allied Health Professionals, PGCert.
•	Non-Medical Prescribing for Nurses and Midwives, PGCert.
•	Non-Medical Prescribing for Pharmacists, PGCert.
•	Nursing (Adult), MSc.
•	Nursing (Mental Health), MSc.
O.
•	Oil, Gas and Renewable Energy Law, LLM.
P.
•	Physician Associate Studies, MPAS.

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Taught Degrees Course Listings.
P.
•	Politics, MA.
•	Power Engineering and Sustainable Energy, MSc.
•	Primary with QTS, PGCert.
•	Professional Legal Practice, LLM.
•	Professional Translation (Extended), MA.
•	Professional Translation (Extended, with Université Grenoble Alpes), MA.
•	Professional Translation, MA.
•	Project Management, MSc.
•	Psychology (Conversion), MSc.
•	Psychology pathway, ESRC DTP Integrated MSc and PhD – MSc Element.
•	Public Health and Health Promotion, MSc/PGDip.
•	Public History and Heritage, MA.
•	Public History and Heritage (Extended), MA.
•	Public Policy (Extended), MA.
•	Public Policy, MA.
R.
•	Research Methods in Psychology, MSc.
S.
•	Secondary PGCE with QTS: Biology, PGCert.
•	Secondary PGCE with QTS: Chemistry, PGCert.
•	Secondary PGCE with QTS: Computer Science, PGCert.
•	Secondary PGCE with QTS: Design and Technology, PGCert.
•	Secondary PGCE with QTS: English, PGCert.
•	Secondary PGCE with QTS: Geography, PGCert.
•	Secondary PGCE with QTS: History, PGCert.
•	Secondary PGCE with QTS: Mathematics, PGCert.
•	Secondary PGCE with QTS: Modern Foreign Languages (French, Spanish), PGCert.
•	Secondary PGCE with QTS: Physics, PGCert.
•	Secondary PGCE with QTS: Welsh, PGCert.
•	Social Research Methods, ESRC DTP MSc.
•	Social Research Methods, MSc.
•	Social Work, MSc.
•	Space Engineering, MSc.
•	Specialist Community Public Health Nursing (Health Visiting), PGDip.
•	Specialist Community Public Health Nursing (School Nursing), PGDip.
•	Sport Psychology, MSc.

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Taught Degrees Course Listings.
S.
•	Sport and Exercise Science pathway, ESRC DTP Integrated MSc and PhD – MSc Element.
•	Sports Communication and Journalism, MA.
•	Strategic Accounting, MSc.
•	Structural Engineering, MSc.
•	Sustainable Aviation, MSc.
•	Sustainable Engineering Management, MSc.
T.
•	Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages, MA/MA 2 Year Part-time/PGDip.
•	Translation and Interpreting (Extended with Université Grenoble Alpes), MA.
•	Translation and Interpreting (Extended), MA.
•	Translation and Interpreting, MA.
W.
•	War and Society, MA.
[Two photographs of students studying whilst sitting on comfortable seating]

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New Courses Coming Soon.
•	Biomedical Sciences (Cellular and Molecular Pathology), MSc.
•	Biomedical Sciences (Haematology and Blood Transfusion Sciences), MSc.
•	Clinical Exercise Physiology, MSc.
•	Education (Online), MA.
•	Global Challenges in Health and Medicine, MSc.
•	Medical Sciences, MSc.
•	Project Management, MSc.
•	Nursing (Adult), PGDip.
•	Nursing (Mental Health), PGDip.
Find out more:
Postgraduate Taught Courses Coming Soon.
[photograph of a student retrieving a book from library shelves]

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Keeping In Touch
  Swansea University’s Alumni Network offers lifelong connection and support for its graduates. With over 205,000 members worldwide, it spans various sectors including industry, commerce, sports, and public service. Whether leading multinational corporations or entrepreneurial ventures, alumni contribute globally. This diverse network fosters connections and opportunities both locally and internationally, enriching your professional journey.
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Are You a Swansea University Graduate?
  Our alumni help shape and refine our courses and your feedback is important to us. Find out more and take part in the national Graduate Outcomes survey and keep your contact details up to date here:
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Follow Us:
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Our alumni include:
•	Alun Wyn Jones, Wales and British and Irish Lions Rugby Captain.
•	Andy Hopper CBE FRS, Co-founder of Acorn Computers Ltd.
•	Annabelle Apsion, Actress.
•	Anne Boden, CEO and Founder of Starling Bank.
•	Carol Robinson, President of the Royal Society of Chemistry.
•	Jason Mohammad, Television Presenter.
•	John Maidens, Writer/Director, Holby City, Casualty, Doctors.
•	Liam Dutton, Channel 4 Weather Presenter.
•	Liz Johnson, Paralympic Gold Medal-winning Swimmer.
•	Dr Lyn Evans CBE, Project Leader, Large Hadron Collider, CERN.
•	Richey Edwards and Nicky Wire, Musicians, Manic Street Preachers.
•	Sir Terry Matthews OBE, Wales’ first billionaire.

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Explore Swansea University.
Postgraduate Open Days.
  Find out more about Swansea University and our postgraduate programmes by booking on to one of our upcoming open day events* [asterisk]. We also hold postgraduate virtual open day events throughout the academic year. 
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