Transnational education
The University of South Wales is committed to building strong, sustainable partnerships with high-quality education providers around the world, working collaboratively to deliver excellent higher education opportunities for students internationally.
Through our transnational education partnerships, we aim to extend access to high-quality higher education, support the development of skills and educational capacity, and create opportunities that benefit students, communities, economies and societies internationally.
Our approach is built on long-term, mutually beneficial partnerships, underpinned by academic quality, shared values and a commitment to delivering an excellent student experience.
The University’s collaborative provision is developed and managed in accordance with the relevant regulatory and quality assurance requirements in Wales and in the countries in which we operate.
The section below introduces our diverse network of international partners working in collaboration with the University of South Wales.
Location: Singapore
Undergraduate courses
Bachelor of Arts (Honours) Business Management (Top-up)
Bachelor of Arts (Honours) Business Management (Marketing) (Top-up)
Bachelor of Arts (Honours) Business Management (Accounting and Finance) (Top-up)
BA (Hons) Business Management (Human Resource Management) (Top-up)
Postgraduate courses
Master of Business Administration (MBA)
Master of Business Administration Global
Master of Business Administration Global – Entrepreneurship*
Master of Business Administration Global – Finance*
Master of Business Administration Global - Hospitality Management
Master of Business Administration Global - Human Resource Management
Master of Business Administration Global – Marketing*
Master of Business Administration Global - Supply Chain*
Location: Singapore
Postgraduate courses
MA SEN/ALN (Additional Learning Needs)
Location: Germany
Undergraduate courses
Bachelor of Arts (Honours) Business Management (Top-up)
* These programmes are developed in collaboration with the partner institution. They are delivered exclusively at the partner institution and lead to a University of South Wales award. The University retains responsibility for academic approval, quality assurance and ongoing academic oversight.