About us

Swansea University is a public-funded research university in Swansea, Wales. It was established in 1920. The university operates eight colleges spread across two locations – the Singleton Campus and the Bay Campus. The campuses of Swansea University are equipped with modern and high-tech infrastructures. They include numerous residence halls, technology parks, massive sports complexes, extensive libraries, etc. The university offers few of the best courses to study abroad, including 150 undergraduate degrees and 200 graduate courses in 75 sought-after subject areas like humanities, engineering, medicine, etc. The total enrollment of Swansea is 20000 students, out of whom 20 percent are international students. Swansea University has 61 research universities and is ranked 26th in the UK for research excellence. Moreover, Swansea is home to 140 student societies and sports clubs. Some of the notable alumni of Swansea University include Ludwig Wittgenstein, Julian Hopkin, and Ratan Tata.