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Being Human Festival
USW named as Wales’ hub for national festival of humanities
Ffasiwn exhibition 1
USW graduate and lecturer create new photography exhibition for National Museum Cardiff
A learning disability nursing student has a cup of tea with a client.
Learning Disability Week | USW secures RCN funding for end-of-life care research

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Media Cymru launches a Virtual Production Fellowship programme
Media Cymru launches Virtual Production Fellowship Wales
A image of a battery next to a heart in a mock up image of a body
USW researchers develop biodegradable, body-safe batteries to power the future of medical implants
A female footballer, wearing a blue and black top, heads a football. They are standing on a football pitch.
Euros 2025 | USW research could shape future of heading in women’s football
Kostianytn Pochtar, aka Postman
“Music saved my life”: How Ukrainian musician Postman came to play at Immersed Festival
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Supporting arts and humanities research with AHRC funding
A man in a formal police uniform smiles while holding a certificate in front of a backdrop featuring the Gloucestershire Constabulary emblem and flag.
Armed Forces Day | From submarines to the streets
Test tubes
USW signs agreement with spin-out company Llusern Scientific
Tafwyl festival
Film students capture highlights of Tafwyl festival
A modern, well-equipped strength and conditioning gym at the University of South Wales, featuring rows of red squat racks, Olympic barbells with colourful weight plates, wooden plyometric boxes, and a mural of sprinters on the far wall.
Glowing report for excellence in sport education
A barbary macaque
Why can’t we stop feeding monkeys?
A group of seven women standing side by side in a meeting room, all wearing ID badges on blue lanyards. They are smiling at the camera in front of a large screen and filing cabinets.
Learning Disability Week | American and Welsh universities unite to champion healthcare inclusivity
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Starmer says migrants should speak English – but all of the UK’s languages are important for integration