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absolutely amazing 10/10 ffendigedig! eating a pizza right now and reminiscing on the fun times i’ve had at this university, cause it’s just that good. this pizza could go well with a fanta fruit twist and a few pringles, pretty sure ive seen those somewhere before. maybe wrapped up at the front desk? wink wink! seren means star for a reason, and ur all sparkling like stars. love u lots
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Swansea University Hall Rankings
| Ty Nant | #1 |
| Oldway Centre | #2 |
| SEREN | #3 |
| Crown Place - Swansea | #4 |
| true Swansea | #5 |
| Coppergate | #6 |
| Bay Campus Accommodation | #7 |
| Penmaen | #8 |
| St David's | #9 |
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Students' Union at Swansea University
StudentCrowd Students' Union score: 4.17 / 5
Ratings and Reviews
absolutely amazing 10/10 ffendigedig! eating a pizza right now and reminiscing on the fun times i’ve had at this university, cause it’s just that good. this pizza could go well with a fanta fruit twist and a few pringles, pretty sure ive seen those somewhere before. maybe wrapped up at the front desk? wink wink! seren means star for a reason, and ur all sparkling like stars. love u lots
Applying to Swansea University
- Entry Requirements
72-144 UCAS Points
Average range for Swansea University entry requirements. Varies depending on the course.
Swansea University Reputation
Swansea University is located in the city of Swansea in South Wales. The reputation for teaching has been recognised with a Gold rating in the Teaching Excellence Framework. 21,510 students are enrolled at Swansea University:
- 17,170 of these students come from the UK
- 550 come from EU countries
- And 3,780 are students from non-EU countries.
(Source: HESA 2022/23)
The graduate outcomes for Swansea University show that six months after leaving university, 92% of graduates are in work or further study. The typical graduate salary six months after leaving Swansea University is £24 - £27K a year.
(Source: HESA Graduate Outcomes Data Survey 2023 for 2020/21 graduates)
Updated: 4th October 2024
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Swansea has been a great environment to socialise as well as study.
I enjoy my university but they have recently moved from the library being open 24 hours to limited times. This is unacceptable as a student because the tuition fees have gone up but we have less facilities. It is a nice campus but more shops or food spots would've been ideal
Swansea University remains my go to university for advanced degrees. Clean, accommodating and supportive
Cool place to be, helpful staff, nice campus, decent social scene.
Singleton campus has a lot of character and feels quite spacious, plenty of outdoor seating and also indoor. Plenty of options for food and an on campus shop. The campus has a fairly simple design that makes it easy to navigate, with plenty of maps around the campus to aid even more. Right next to the beach, with very easy access making it great to plan a day out to the beach with friends and a club on campus to carry on into the night. Singleton campus is a fantastic place to study while also having great travel routes directly to town via bus.
absolutely amazing 10/10 ffendigedig! eating a pizza right now and reminiscing on the fun times i’ve had at this university, cause it’s just that good. this pizza could go well with a fanta fruit twist and a few pringles, pretty sure ive seen those somewhere before. maybe wrapped up at the front desk? wink wink! seren means star for a reason, and ur all sparkling like stars. love u lots
Love the uni, great social life
Enjoying my time at University, integrating myself into so many different activities and building community
Medical school faculty is really enthusiastic. But in my opinion except for fresher's week there's not much opportunity/not enough information on signing up to new clubs/societies. Still, the sports and socs I do now are good and allow me to connect with like-minded people. Signal and wifi connection is a bit of a headache on both Bay and Singleton Campuses, and my biggest issue is the fact that Swansea Uni is a 'green' uni but there is very poor public transport links between city centre/both campuses PLUS bringing your own car is very difficult to manage- either parking is expensive, or you risk getting tickets in exchange for possibly free but unsecure parking. If your campuses are going to be that far away from each other, the transport links HAVE to be more robust. Excluding that, so far it's a good start to University life in Swansea- definitely an underrated and underappreciated university, and personally I think Swansea medical school is shaping up to be really special.
It’s alright, nothing that special