The University of South Wales is a well-established state university that is among the fastest growing universities in England and Wales and stands out with the importance it attaches to applied education. Founded in 1913, the university offers students a combination of academic education and industry experience on modern campuses. It has a strong academic reputation, especially in the fields of engineering, media, arts and creative industries.


Thanks to the university's campuses in Cardiff, Newport and Pontypridd, students can experience both big city life and quieter student-oriented regions. While the university is considered one of Wales' strongest institutions in the field of media and performing arts; It also attracts attention with its laboratories and application centers in the fields of technology, engineering and space research.

The world-famous Faulkes Telescope Project, located on Glyntaff Campus, offers students research opportunities in the field of astronomy and space technologies. In addition, the university's programs in radio, television, theatre, animation, game design and film are very popular in the UK.

English Foundation Programs

Bachelor Programs 

 Masters Programs 

• Passport
• High school or university diploma
• Current transcript
• English proficiency certificate (IELTS 6.0-6.5)
• Motivation letter
• CV (especially for master's applications)
• Portfolio (for art departments)

Students can choose to stay in either university dormitories or private student residences.
Accommodation options are generally offered as:

• Single ensuite rooms
• Shared flats
• Studio flats
• Student apartments

Student dormitories located in Cardiff and Newport regions are located close to public transportation and provide facilities such as social areas, study rooms, laundry and security services.
Average accommodation costs vary between approximately £130 – £230 per week. Fees may vary depending on room type and location.