Swansea University

Swansea, Wales

Type of institution:

University
College

Age range:16+

Type of training:

Co-educational private schools
Full-time
Part-time
Hybrid
Online

Language of instruction:

english

Year of foundation:1920

About the Swansea University

Swansea University was founded in 1920. It became the first university in Wales to receive a royal charter. Among the university's achievements are its high positions in international academic rankings and innovative research in the fields of science and technology. Notable alumni of the university include figures such as writer Ken Follett and the First Minister of Wales, Carwyn Jones. The university actively collaborates with various international institutions and foundations for scientific research and exchanges. The university's educational philosophy is focused on supporting an innovative approach to learning, with an emphasis on the practical application of knowledge and critical thinking. The university places great importance on a variety of teaching methods, including interdisciplinary programs and modern technologies. Swansea University makes a significant contribution to the education system of Wales and the UK, promoting innovation and research. The university's main goals include developing critical thinking, preparing students for their future careers, and providing opportunities for lifelong learning.

Admission conditions in Swansea University

To apply to Swansea University, it is necessary to meet certain educational requirements and go through the application process. Mandatory exams: A-levels, International Baccalaureate, or other equivalents. Minimum age: 17 years. The application process is conducted through the UCAS platform. The application fee is approximately £22. Educational qualifications: a secondary education certificate or its equivalent is required. Necessary documents: individual test results, letters of recommendation, motivation letter. Requirements for international students: Language proficiency (e.g., IELTS of no less than 6.0). Financial conditions: confirmation of financial capability to pay for tuition is required. Application deadlines: usually from September to January. Additional testing: interviews may be conducted depending on the program. Qualifications or experience: additional special skills may be required for certain programs. Notification of results: application results and admission letters are sent out at the end of March - beginning of April.

Minimum rating for admission to Swansea University

The minimum score depends on the chosen program and usually ranges from 112 UCAS points.

Prospects after completing studies in Swansea University

University graduates can expect high career prospects in the fields of science, technology, education, and business, and they also have the opportunity to continue their studies in a master's program.

Curriculum type
Subjects

Title	Age	Period
International Foundation (english)	17+	1 semester
Pre-Masters (english)	20+	2 semesters
English language Courses	16+	10 weeks
Master of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering	21+	1 year
Bachelor in Biology	18+	3 years