April

A group photo of the students who took part in the competition.

29 April 2024

Swansea University Big Pitch Competition supports creative student start-ups

Two young women standing back to back with their arms folded

25 April 2024

Students prescribe volunteering to support their medical careers

Group of eight people standing indoors in front of a set of double doors

24 April 2024

High-spec MRI scans help radiotherapy target tumours more accurately

A head and shoulders shot of Professor Siraj Shaikh.

23 April 2024

Swansea University academic appointed Independent Scientific Advisor to The Alan Turing Institute

Four head and shoulders photos featuring three women and one man

23 April 2024

Learned Society of Wales announces four new Swansea University Fellows

Left: Virus sticks to cell surface using multiple receptors. Right: Macromolecule mimics cell surface receptors, completely blocking virus.

22 April 2024

New international collaboration aims to combat pandemic flu strains

Welsh Varsity cup

22 April 2024

Icon Creative Design to sponsor Swansea University for Welsh Varsity

A photo showing the inside of Swansea University’s Bay Campus Library. There are bookshelves and empty tables.

18 April 2024

Swansea University supports community engagement through free campus library access

Head and shoulders shot of Professor Matthew Davies

18 April 2024

Swansea University Professor awarded a prestigious UNESCO Chair

Head and shoulders photo of smiling young woman against a pink background

17 April 2024

Campaign highlights success of students who were first in family to go to university

Swimmer in pool

17 April 2024

Athletes’ views on transgender inclusion in elite sport differ widely by sport and competitive level

Students in Swansea University library: there will be up to 70 of the new scholarships available each year.

16 April 2024

New scholarships will help attract overseas research students to Swansea

A young child drinking a fizzy, sugar-sweetened drink.

12 April 2024

Choosing sugary drinks over fruit juice for toddlers linked to risk of adult obesity

A fallow deer fawn with a dracking device around its neck

11 April 2024

New research shows sleeping habits of newborn deer are as individual as human infants

A green sign with the words ‘net zero’ is held above a white and green scale model of an industrial park.

11 April 2024

SWITCH-On Skills: Free training to upskill steel workforce to transition to net zero

An aerial view of both Singleton and Bay campuses

10 April 2024

Swansea University ranks among world’s best for 25 subjects

Flags of European nations and the EU in Strasbourg: the European Universities Association represents universities in 49 countries across Europe

9 April 2024

Swansea welcomes university leaders from across Europe to major international conference

One of the liquid trees that are placed in classrooms to teach pupils about climate change and clean the air by capturing carbon.

9 April 2024

Swansea University supports innovative climate change education programme

Ribbon featuring jigsaw pieces denoting autism awareness on a plain blue background

8 April 2024

Autistic graduates 'one of the least likely groups to be in gainful employment'

Pregnant woman lying on a sofa in a room

4 April 2024

University wins £2m to look at Welsh mums and climate change

Winning team Pure Flow with competition judges, at the Swansea University event. They went on to reach the European semi-final of Invent for the Planet

4 April 2024

Swansea student inventors’ idea for safe drinking water reaches semi-final of design competition

Some of the speakers, guests and the Technocamps team at the event: held annually, it attracted nearly 200 guests to the venue at Swansea’s Patti Pavilion, where they heard from a range of speakers with inspirational stories to tell.

4 April 2024

Technocamps puts inspiring women in spotlight at annual International Women’s Day Celebration event

Woman sitting at table smiling at a boy sitting alongside her using a laptop

3 April 2024

Study says it’s time to highlight positive skills associated with neurodevelopmental conditions