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Florence Buchanan: the pioneering physiologist whose face was lost to history
Romesh Dodangoda with Tom Greenaway-Parry
Music Production graduate wins Romesh Dodangoda Award for immersive doomscrolling project
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USW expands degree apprenticeship offering with construction sector courses
A. bicaorum lizard
We’re using drones to map the temperatures of lizards and this could boost reptile conservation
Students in a lecture at the Space to Learn event
Experts give students a look at space opportunities during Wales-first education event
Two people are stood up and smiling at the camera. Sal Naseem, Inclusive culture expert, is with Hannah Coombs, USW’s Associate Dean of Partnerships and Development.
USW conference hosts critical culture conversations
Blake McGauley paints his octopus design onto a electrical box in Cardiff Bay
Illustration students bring street art to Cardiff electrical boxes
A speaker and palm trees
USW sponsors local music festival
a person stands in front of a hospital door
Learning Disability Week 2024 | “I wanted to be the Learning Disability Nurse my son deserved”
Dentistry equipment, such as a floss, mouthwash, toothbrush, toothpaste, in a line on a yellow background
Refugee Week 2024 | Investigating the impact of poor oral health on people seeking sanctuary
Nursing student Sinead Harries smiles in her purple scrubs
Sinead’s inspiring journey to the Gorsedd of Bards
Katrina Cookson smiles at the camera. She is brunette and wears a patterned top.
Wales’ events industry – far more than major city-stoppers
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