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USW named as Wales’ hub for national festival of humanities
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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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Two people are practicing yoga. One is sat on the floor on a yoga mat, and one is a wheelchair user. They are both stretching one arm up towards the ceiling and they are both smiling, enjoying their relaxing yoga class.
Learning Disability Nursing Day | Researching how yoga benefits adults with learning disabilities
A row of colourful coat hooks, indicating a children’s setting.
USW nursery for children with developmental delays awards scholarship for fourth year
A group photo of all the 2024 Impact award winners
Inspiring research celebrated at USW Engagement & Impact Awards 2024
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USW research showcased at Being Human Festival
An image of the book cover for Hear Him Calling, and an image of Carly Reagon smiling
Carly’s creepy novel is a perfectly thrilling read for spooky season
The new engagement hub at Newport Campus
Newport Campus refurbishment improves facilities for users
Two women seated in a bright, cozy office with plants and bookshelves in the background.
Care Leavers Week: How does USW support our care leavers?
Goggleminds founder Azize Naji operating the specialist VR headsets
How USW partnership is helping to train African medics through virtual reality
Some of the leading names in the UK and Europe’s space sector who attended the special University of South Wales event to highlight the vital impact it has on our lives and future.
Space industry leaders highlight the vital role the sector will play in the UK’s future prosperity
The image shows a single cigarette tied into a knot in the middle. This visual symbolizes the concept of quitting smoking.
Empowering nurses to help patients quit smoking
Katie Spackman, Dr Lauren Josie Thomas, Jayde Howard and Shehla Khan all stand in a row
Unlocking women's leadership potential in Wales
USW won the honour in the Research project category for its work on sustainable and slow-release organic silicon fertilisers (SIFER), led by Dr Christian Laycock.
More success for University at Wales STEM Awards