Swansea University
Recent News About Swansea University
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Children’s artwork highlights hopes for Port Talbot’s future under M4 murals
A series of new murals have been unveiled beneath the M4 in Port Talbot, created as part of The Steeltown Storybook: Children’s Chapter.
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Swansea University data scientist receives doctoral fellowship for medicine safety research
Research officer and data scientist Timothy Osborne, who works at the Swansea University Medical School, has received a doctoral fellowship award from the Health and Care Research Wales Faculty.
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Swansea professor named Chief Scientist at Royal Pharmaceutical Society
Professor Amira Guirguis, a leading expert in substance misuse, medicines safety, and pharmaceutical science, has been appointed Chief Scientist at the Royal Pharmaceutical Society (RPS).
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Swansea University study finds gaps in Welsh climate education for pupils with additional needs
A new report has found that students with additional learning needs (ALN) in Wales are often excluded from climate education.
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Trent/Swansea dual degree celebrates ten years of international collaboration
The Trent/Swansea Law Dual Degree program, a collaboration between Trent University in Peterborough, Ontario, and Swansea University, is celebrating its tenth anniversary.
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Former Archbishop Rowan Williams to speak on human rights at Swansea University
A public lecture by former Archbishop of Canterbury Dr Rowan Williams will take place at Swansea University on October 9, 2025.
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Wales sees slight rise in adult physical activity but drops policy rating
Researchers in Wales have contributed to the third edition of the GoPA!
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Study finds timing of entering foster or kinship care affects children's academic outcomes
A recent study led by Dr Emily Lowthian, a lecturer at Swansea University, has explored how different care experiences impact the educational outcomes of children in Wales.
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Marine scientists call for regulatory reforms to boost global ocean restoration
Marine scientists are calling for major changes to the rules governing marine ecosystem restoration, arguing that outdated and complex permitting processes are hindering efforts to revive declining ocean habitats.
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Swansea University receives major grant for research into improved stroke treatment
Swansea University researchers have received £1.2 million in funding to develop a new test aimed at improving stroke care.
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Swansea University recognized as University of Sanctuary for support toward displaced people
Swansea University has been awarded University of Sanctuary status, recognizing its efforts to support people fleeing conflict and persecution.
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Study highlights adaptive response of ambulance staff during Covid-19 crisis
A new study led by Professor Helen Snooks at Swansea University has examined how ambulance staff adapted their triage and decision-making processes during the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Study reveals context determines effectiveness of animal antipredator color strategies
Dr Iliana Medina from the University of Melbourne and Dr William Allen from Swansea University led a global experiment investigating how different colours help animals avoid predators.
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Swansea University study finds higher risk of suicide among new fathers compared with mothers
A recent study led by Swansea University researchers has revealed a significant issue in paternal mental health, focusing on suicide rates among new fathers.
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Swansea University researcher leads project amplifying youth voices in mental health studies
Dr Amanda Marchant, a Research Fellow at Swansea University Medical School, is leading a new study focused on improving mental health support for young people, particularly those in social care.
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Swansea Science Festival returns with hands-on events this October
Swansea University, in collaboration with the National Waterfront Museum, will host the Swansea Science Festival on October 25 and 26.
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Keza O’Neill wins Rhys Davies Short Story Competition for tale set on Welsh train journey
Keza O'Neill has been named the winner of the 2025 Rhys Davies Short Story Competition for her story, ‘The Man on the Train’.
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Swansea University receives recognition for advancing fairtrade principles
Swansea University has received an award in recognition of its efforts to promote fairtrade and sustainability.
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UK launches major new child development study tracking over 30,000 babies
A new UK-wide study, Generation New Era, will track the development of more than 30,000 babies born in 2026 through their early years and possibly beyond.
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Queer Welsh anthology explores identity across rural communities
A new anthology titled "The Beat of Our Hearts" has been released, bringing together stories, poems, and reflections from LGBTQ+ individuals in Wales.