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Ross Wills and Connor Jones, in their graduation gowns and mortarboards, in front of a giant dragon outside the ICC in Newport, Wales
Grad tales: Strong links with University helped secure Royal Mint cyber jobs for career changers
Media Cymru virtual fellowship
Wales’ first Virtual Production Fellowship delivers transformative training
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USW sees improvements across the board in NSS 2026 results

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Starmer says migrants should speak English – but all of the UK’s languages are important for integration
Four students sat on sofas smiling and studying in the library.
USW achieves highest rise in Wales in Complete University Guide 2026
Fashion Design student Alejandra Cordoba Matos runs an upcycling workshop
Conscious Threads: Exploring a sustainable future for fashion
People walking on a city street
Tackling society’s most urgent challenges
Photojournalist Ivor Prickett taking photos in Sudan
New York Times photojournalist and USW graduate is a Pulitzer Prize-winner
Ben Calvert
Vice-Chancellor announces retirement
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USW expert works with Asian specialists to protect vulnerable species
Dr Shehla Kahn, Dr Lauren Thomas and Dr Jayde Howard
Tackling barriers to female leadership in Welsh businesses
Close-up of a caregiver wearing blue gloves holding the hand of an elderly person, symbolising care and support in a home setting. A blood pressure monitor and a bowl of snacks are visible in the background.
Research identifies challenges to be addressed at the heart of integration of health and social care
A still from an ident produced by Animation student April Shakesheff for the Cardiff Animation Festival
Students create winning idents for Cardiff Animation Festival
The AI graduates from the University of South Wales with Azize Naji (second right) and Dr Mabrouka Abuhmida
How AI duo are transforming support for domestic violence survivors
MA Buddhist Studies graduate Kerstin Han
Mental Health Awareness Week | using Buddhism to help OCD sufferers