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Being Human Festival
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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A Journey to Space
Intergalactic musical sends children on a journey to space
A satellite image of the British Isles, with cloud covering parts of the land but with a clear view of Wales
USW shares in funding to deliver Wales space strategy projects
A group of students competing in the WorldSkills UK National Finals
USW hosts WorldSkills UK National Finals in Cardiff
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Immersed Festival 2026 line-up announced
Amira Assami, Selima Bahadur, Dr Shehla Khan, Emma Wools, Mark Hobrough, and Momena Ali
Report highlights the impact of racial trauma on minority ethnic communities
A close-up of a 10kg black weight plate labelled USW Sport on a red and black weightlifting rack.
USW students celebrate professional sports qualifications
A person wearing a dark blazer over a white shirt, standing against a plain light-coloured background.
USW appoints new Vice-Chancellor and Chief Executive
Karma and his friend performing on stage in front of a large crowd
Global Entrepreneurship Week | USW Supports Bhutanese Musician’s Journey from Student to Record Label Founder
Christopher Jackson, CEO at Protium, and Jon Maddy, Director of the USW Hydrogen Centre
USW and Protium partnership powers green hydrogen innovation and business in South Wales
3 women stat around a table taking
USW achieves Athena SWAN Bronze Renewal Award
A young woman with long blonde hair smiles softly at the camera. She is wearing a white floral top, and behind her is a softly coloured curtain and a framed picture on the wall.
Global Entrepreneurship Week | Supporting mental health through baking therapy
Glowing neon-style close-up of the nitrogen element on the periodic table, showing its symbol 'N', atomic number 7, and atomic mass 14.01.
Silent but not serene: what science says about nitrogen death