I deeply value the University of South Wales for its remarkable commitment to diversity, fostering an environment that’s both inclusive and rich. The multitude of opportunities available to students is truly impressive, enabling them to explore a wide array of interests and pursue their passions.

The remarkable accessibility of teachers is truly impressive, evident in their unwavering dedication to offering personalized support through various available channels. This focus on academic excellence has effectively equipped students for prosperous careers and a lifelong pursuit of knowledge.

The programs instill a sense of commitment in the students towards their own success. The Professors prioritize practical situations and enable the incorporation of genuine work products into assignments. It has proven to be an exceptional educational journey with highly commendable Lecturers. I highly recommend.

Hey, I would highly recommend the University of South Wales, as it is one of the best universities in Wales with growth opportunities and a all over world class experience. It has national as well as international students and faculty members which embraces the learning environment.
I would highly recommend the university.

The lecturers of Wales has an outstanding lecturing system that is aimed at promoting the students both academically and other wise, students make good use of the facilities to improve learning process.

Being an international student at USW has helped me develop myself both professionally and personally. Being part of different programmes and activities at USW has helped me widen my horizon. I have only positive things to say about studying at USW.

A modern building that is ready for any challenge of modern ideas! You arrive ready to learn but instead, you expand your skills and knowledge to its best potential by using the best equipment with professional and skills lectures

2 years ago I did my Erasmus exchange at the University of South Wales in Cardiff, for 1 year. The University has three campuses, one in the city of Cardiff and two in the town of Trefforest, which is quite far from the city center although it can be accessed by train. Depending on the degree you study, you will be assigned to one campus or another. At the center, there are the degrees in journalism, audiovisual and some related to economics and law. In the town they give the rest, from finance and accounting to biology, medicine or engineering.

The price of transportation with the student card is 6 euros per day, so my recommendation in case you do not want to live in the town (which barely has a leisure offer) is to try to group as many hours as possible in a few days , since for example, in my degree, which is International Business, we only had 8-10 teaching hours per week.

As for the residences, the one in the town is much cheaper than in the center (300-400 pounds compared to 700-800 pounds per week). They are usually all quite good, the format is usually buildings separated by plants, each floor has several corridors, for each corridor there are 5 single rooms with their own bathroom and a kitchen to share among the 5 inhabitants.

As for an Erasmus destination, I don’t think it’s the best option, it’s a pretty city but very small and with much less cultural offer than other cities nearby like Bristol.

In summary, it is a University that I think is not bad, the study methodology is quite good because it is very practical and there are good professors but I think that Cardiff University is the best there is and I would recommend it before this.