University Of South Wales

University of South Wales formed 2013 merger University of Glamorgan (roots 1913) and University of Wales Newport (1841) serves 23,000+ students across Pontypridd (main), Cardiff, Newport campuses with seven faculties: Business Law, Computing Engineering, Creative Industries, Education, Health Education, Life Sciences Sport, Society Community offering 300+ undergraduate/postgraduate programmes aviation, forensics, animation, nursing, criminology. Modern facilities include flight simulators, TV studios, clinical suites, sports academy supporting research sustainable aviation, cyber security, health innovation amid Cardiff Airport aerospace/creative clusters. Largest Welsh university emphasises employability (95% graduate employment) through placements, Cyber University of Year awards. Affordable South Wales location offers Cardiff Central rail 20-min, affordable living. Committed widening participation (top UK access), university guarantees practical skills development preparing graduates engineering, healthcare, business, creative industries careers.