Swansea University is a diverse and welcoming workplace, valuing people for their skills regardless of their background. Applications are welcome in Welsh and will not be treated less favourably than ...

A Swansea University expert researching volunteering opportunities for disabled people in Wales has won a travel scholarship ...

A partnership between Swansea University and two institutions in Houston, Texas, which has delivered benefits for students ...

A major new study co-authored by Professor Stefan Doerr, Director of the Centre for Wildfire Research, at Swansea University ...

CREW series of monographs and essay collections, published by University of Wales Press.

Ron Berry was one of the most striking portrayers in fiction of the declining industrial communities of the great South Wales coalfield during the post-war, post-industrial period. Having worked in a ...

The Library of Wales series of English-language classics from Wales is funded by the Welsh Assembly Government through the Welsh Books Council and published by Parthian Books.

In 1968, David Parry, who had been trained at the Universities of Sheffield and Leeds (where he worked for the great dialectologist Harold Orton), embarked on a major project of mapping the ...

Edited by John Davies, Nigel Jenkins, Menna Baines, & Peredur I. Lynch the work runs to more than 1200 illustrated pages. It is due for publication by University of Wales Press on January 31st, 2008.

As well as encouraging local businesses and organisations to welcome people seeking sanctuaries into their activities, City of Sanctuary also runs the Better Welcome to Swansea mentorship scheme.

SeRP (Secure eResearch Platform) and SAIL Databank, based in Population Data Science at Swansea University Medical School, are a pivotal part of a groundbreaking collaboration between Health Data ...

The project was the restoration of a Victorian colliery smithy as part of the community-run Craig Gwladus Country Park in Neath Port Talbot. One of its benefits was teaching building skills to young ...