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£100k for USW projects tackling water sector challenges
An aerial view of Dundreggan rewilding estate
Scottish rewilding estate hosts pioneering USW mental health research
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University of South Wales joins global Technician Commitment community

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Levani Kvinikadze, Kristine Dzagnidze, Prof Shalva Kirtadze, Rector of Akaki-Tsereteli State University, Nino Tortladze, and Mark Cadwallader, USW Director of Strategy and Development
Georgian students are welcomed to Wales
Students sat in red uniforms on steps. Staff and USW colleagues are among them. All are looking at the camera and smiling.
Law students and schoolchildren take on Taskmaster style challenge
A woman standing in a hospital room, smiling at the camera.
USW research addresses stalking among young people
A still from Amy McCrellis' short film, Initiating Reboot
Animation student features in Lego Star Wars film festival
A woman with a backpack standing at the edge of a valley, gazing into the distance.
Mental Health Awareness week | Promoting mental well-being through engagement with nature
Image of astronauts in space, with the Earth and the Sun visible in the background.
USW to host Space to Learn Camp for teenagers
Sal Naseem
Award-winning inclusivity expert to speak at USW conference
Two individuals (Eluned Morgan on the left and Ben Calvert on the right) standing beside a mannequin in a hospital setting.
Health Secretary praises University’s sector-leading healthcare education facilities
Phatlapa Nazemi
International Nurses’ Day 2024 | “Learning disability nursing is the embodiment of compassion”
A group of representatives from Higher and Further Education (HE & FE) institutions signing a memorandum of understanding (MOU).
USW joins education partners in Wales-first economic wellbeing framework
Justin Ozioma Amanze
USW student named first-ever winner of IOSH competition
Ecocide
The EU’s new ecocide law may still let environmental criminals get away with it