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Discover more about the ‘Welsh University of the Year 2025' at June open day

Discover more about the ‘Welsh University of the Year 2025' at June open day

Wales Online28-04-2025
A successful Welsh university is inviting prospective students to discover how it could be the perfect next step for study - whether moving on from college or returning to education as a mature student.
With an illustrious history dating back to 1920, Swansea University continues to strive to be at the forefront of research and innovation in education, business, and industry.
And this summer, the university is preparing to host an open day at its Singleton and Bay campuses to showcase this commitment, its excellent offerings, and why it is a sought-after place to study.
In recent years, Swansea University has gone from strength to strength, having been named 'Welsh University of the Year' in The Times and The Sunday Times' Good University Guide 2025.
According to The Times, the honour is a result of the university's consistent focus on career-building, a seafront student experience, and a four-place year-on-year rise.
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This follows a host of achievements including being named 'top in Wales' in The Guardian University Guide 2024, and reaching its highest-ever position in the QS World University Rankings 2025, climbing to 298th globally.
Additionally, the university was ranked among the top 100 in Europe in the QS World University Rankings: Europe 2025.
Get a first-hand flavour
Taking place on June 14, 2025, from 8.30am to 4pm, Swansea University's upcoming open day is the ideal opportunity for prospective students and families to get a valuable, first-hand look at everything the university has to offer.
From exploring the stunning waterfront campuses and exceptional facilities to meeting the knowledgeable teaching staff and attending subject-specific taster sessions, you'll be able to experience what it's really like to be a student at Swansea University.
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Attendees can also learn about the wide range of pastoral and student support services on offer, including financial support options.
What's more, you'll have the opportunity to take a campus or sports tour and chat with the university's friendly student ambassadors throughout the day to answer your questions and address any concerns about life at Swansea University.
Explore accommodation options
In addition to learning more about the university, the open day is a great opportunity to explore the types of accommodation available on campus.
With direct access to parks, beaches and fantastic sports facilities, studying at Swansea University means there's a range of accommodation options across both campuses to suit everyone.
The university is wholly committed to enabling access for all students and needs, and so offers a number of adapted and accessible rooms.
Swansea University also offers a range of designated accommodation areas for students who have specific preferences or requirements, including accommodation for Welsh-speaking students, quieter accommodation, single-sex areas, mature student areas, alcohol-free residences, and residences for students studying subjects with non-standard course lengths - and endeavours to accommodate students within these preferences where possible.
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