Discover Science and Engineering
We have put together a series of webinars created for you, by our world-leading academic staff. This series gives an overview of our courses and you will gain an insight into your chosen subject area. Our webinars are free to join and a great way for you to see what Engineering and Science at Swansea University has to offer.
One Step Ahead Webinar Series
One Step Ahead
Watch our webinar and find out more about how we will support you throughout your studies.
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Applications of Sport Science to Skeleton Bobsleigh Performance
Gain an insight into how Sport Science principles can be applied to elite sporting performance.
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The role of the Materials Engineer in solving the worlds energy crisis
Materials Engineering is a vast discipline covering a number of impactful topics.
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The role of chemical engineers in tackling global challenge
Find out how Chemical Engineers are changing the world!
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This is Engineering Webinar
Hear from current and former Swansea Engineering students and their Engineering experiences.
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Climate change and the global ‘wildfire crisis’ unravelling myths from realities
This lecture introduces the complexities of the causes, trends and impacts of wildfires.
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Towards the digitization of the Power Grid Network
A collaborative synergy between industrial and academic partnership.
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Using advanced computer modelling to study
Discover how extreme weather impacts can be forecast and managed using advanced computer modelling.
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Environmental change impacts on ecosystems with Dr Miguel Lurgi
This lecture will help you to predict changes in ecological networks under environmental change.
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Solving global problems using nanotechnology and engineering principles
Learn about engineering principles that were used with nanotechnology to produce electricity cables.
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The Places You Will Go With University Mathematics
Our students use amazing maths software and do intriguing final year projects that launch careers.
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What does the future hold for women in STEM?
Get expert insight from our academics in Engineering, Computer Science and Mathematics.
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Behind the Scenes: Light and Electricity - Electronic & Electrical Engineering
Touring CERN: A walk into the Antimatter Factory - Physics
Introduction to JAVA: Decoding Classes and Methods - Computer Science
Revolutionising Plastic Films - Materials Science and Engineering
AERODYNAMICS: HOW CAN SOMETHING WITH SO MUCH MATHS BE FUN? - AEROSPACE ENGINEERING
How to build a saltmash - Geography
Reshaping tomorrow: The vital role of chemical engineering
Metal 3D Printing: Building the un-machinable - Mechanical Engineering
New materials for solar cells for aerospace applications? - Materials Science and Engineering
Falling Into a Black Hole and Stephen Hawking's Paradox - Physics
Frontiers in Biomedical Engineering Research - Biomedical Engineering
Chemical Engineers and Their Role in Tackling Global Challenges - Chemical Engineering
Towards a Sustainable Future: emerging technologies and the circular economy - Materials Science
Industry 4.0: Manufacturing the Future - Mechanical Engineering
Magmatic Memories – Eldfell, 1973 - Geography
What If Parallel Lines Meet at Infinity? What Would the Space Look Like? - Mathematics
The Extinction of Marine Megafauna and the Evolution of Gigantism - Marine Biology
Renewable Energy and the Electricity Network - Electrical Engineering
How to avoid catching Covid in a car - Civil Engineering
Decoding Black Holes - Physics
Coastal Engineering - Civil Engineering
VENOM WORLD: CHEMICAL WEAPONRY ACROSS THE ANIMAL KINGDOM - BioSciences
IMPROVE RECOVERY FROM LONG COVID - Sports & Exercise Science
HIGH-TECH FOR ANIMALS AND WHY WILDLIFE NEEDS IT - Zoology
Privacy in a Digital World: Who Knows What About You? - Computer Science
Do Metals get Tired? - Materials Science and Engineering
The World’s First Coronavirus Vaccine ‘Smart Patch’ - Medical Engineering
Mathematical models of infectious diseases with applications to the COVID 19 pandemic - Mathematics
Opportunities in Actuarial Science Post-Covid-19 - Actuarial Science
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