University of South Wales

Established in 1841, the University of South Wales is a non-profit public higher education institution located in the town of Pontypridd, Wales (population range: 10,000–49,999). The university also operates branch campuses in Cardiff, Newport, and Dubai. Officially recognised by the Privy Council, the University of South Wales (USW) is a large coeducational institution with an enrollment range of 15,000–19,999 students, according to uniRank.

USW offers a wide range of academic programmes leading to officially recognised qualifications, including pre-bachelor’s certificates and diplomas, bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral degrees across various disciplines. With a history spanning over 180 years, the university follows a selective admissions process based on academic performance and qualifications.

International students are encouraged to apply and benefit from the university’s extensive academic and support services, including a library, student housing, sports facilities, financial aid and scholarships, study abroad and exchange programmes, and comprehensive administrative support.