Swansea University is a diverse and welcoming workplace, valuing people for their skills regardless of their background. Applications are welcome in Welsh and will not be treated less favourably than ...
A Swansea University volcanologist is set to explore one of Earth’s most mysterious underwater landscapes as part of a ...
The Festival of Social Science returns to Swansea for its third year, showcasing how social science research is shaping everyday life. This year’s programme features a vibrant mix of free events, from ...
The research, published in the Lancet Regional Health – Europe journal, found that most people spent their last year of life at home, but demand for urgent care increased sharply near death. People ...
Become are an organisation which offers a huge range of support and resources for young people who have left care, including ...
The award highlights initiatives such as the University’s Sanctuary Scholarships and a partnership with Petro Mohyla Black Sea National University in Ukraine, which has enabled 53 Ukrainian students ...
A reform to licensing and regulation could have a significant impact on marine and coastal restoration projects, such as those involving seagrass in Thorness, Isle of Wight. Photo credit: Francesca ...
This studentship is an ‘open’ award. Applicants should consider approaching a potential supervisor before submitting their application to confirm that there is appropriate supervisory capacity within ...
Our Research Institute aims to bring together the whole Swansea University community for interdisciplinary research in fighting for the future of a planet for our children. We want to become a change ...
Part of the TRIM project (What TRIage model is safest and most effective for the Management of 999 callers with suspected Covid-19), this latest research was led by Swansea’s Professor Alan Watkins ...
Coinciding with World Suicide Prevention Day on 10 September, this world-first study, which uses data based on findings in Wales, highlights an overlooked crisis in paternal mental health. The 1001 ...
The team recorded sightings of the sliteye shark twice in late 2024—first on 14 December at a depth of 23 meters in the southern Great Chagos Bank, and again on 30 December, 11.4 km away at a depth of ...
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