Swansea University: Admissions 2026, Scholarships, Fees 2026, Rankings & Courses

• Exceptionally good. There was no pressure. Rather, we are encouraged to find the balance between fun and studies. The college environment was relaxed and enjoyable.
• Work assigned in class had to be submitted before the deadline. There will be absolutely no leniency.
• A whole lot of sports and clubs to choose from, with strong encouragement from teaching staff to join extracurricular activities.
• More than 100 clubs available. Students can easily do 2–3 sports or clubs at a time.
• Clubs are easy to join, inclusive, and hold social weeks to help students connect and get comfortable in the new city.
• The library provides quiet study spaces, group discussion rooms, and access to journals and online resources, making it very easy to complete assignments and research. Books are available for rent, and in case they are taken, the university offers e-renting services as well.
• The university also provides free access to reputable platforms like JSTOR, which publish journals and papers that are otherwise expensive. This is incredibly helpful for reference work and for accessing the most relevant research materials.

• Total tuition fee for the 1-year program: £19,250.
• Living expenses, including rent: around £12,000.
• Overall, including living costs, the total comes to approximately £28,000–£30,000.

• It had two campuses. student pass for almost everything were there, from Accommodation to commuting and from restaurants to clubbing. every Wednesday was a sports day and you were free to join any game. A few were paid but made sense due to tournaments. there was more than 100 societies in the university, and almost all were active. Every Friday was a popular event and most clubs had student passes.

• My university has 2 campuses. one is the Singleton campus and the other is the Bay campus. both are situated on the beach and have spectacular views. they both have all the facilities like libraries, sports etc.
• Many campus festivals take place in my university, like the freshers, summer ball, etc. there are plenty of extracurricular activities such as cultural events going on throughout the year. we have hindu society, tamil society etc and celebrate holi, diwali etc.

• The total fees in my field was 20500 pounds. I paid half of the amount before joining university and the other half before the beginning of the second semester. the fees are charged semester wise.
• I did not take accommodation from university but stayed nearby and used the university bus which was quite affordable. My monthly expenses were roughly 500 for rent(including bills), 200 on food, 50 on transportation and 15 for gym and societies. 

• There are two campuses based on the different courses. Each campuses have the library and the sports facilities. Colleges society will plan the cultural events like Holi, Halloween etc which students will enjoy. Also, as per the interest of the students you can approach the concern society to get more involved. During my time I had a good time in Holi as Indian society organised a good holi meet.

• Tution fees - Near about 12000 pounds
  Hostel fee - Near about 6000-7000 pounds/ you can opt to stay in private accommodation, that you will find easily there as lots of property vendor available there and it will be cheaper than the college hostel.
• Tution fees you have to pay maximum in two go; however hostel fees you can pay as per your wishes but ofcourse always in advance

• The first thing is Bristol and Glasgow were more expensive for me, and except for Swansea, no other university offered me a scholarship.
• And the second thing is a collaboration with aerospace companies. One friend of mine was studying there, and he got to work with Mercedes Benz, so I decided to go with Swansea, and it is way more beautiful.

• Campus experience is wonderful and mesmerising; campus was more beautiful than what we show online. Swansea Uni has two campuses, Singleton and Bay. Ours was Bay campus because of a large inward sea line is very close to the buildings of the campus; hence they named it Bay campus, and Singleton campus is the older one. both are very far to each other. Both campuses have the library, cafeteria, prayer hall, and places for food like Greggs, Subway, and Tesco Express. Singleton campus is famous for School of Culture and Communication, Social Sciences, Health and Social Care, Psychology, Biosciences, Geography and Physics, the Medical School and the Hillary Rodham Clinton School of Law. Bay Campus is famous for Engineering, Mathematics, Computer Science, Sports, Research & development. Bay campus is new and has a new accommodation facility close to the uni and has a large basketball & football court. 
• There were many clubs & activities going on throughout the year. Clubs like Swansea Uni Live Music Society, Drama Society, Swansea Snow Riders, Hiking, Road Cycling, Equestrian Club, Islamic Society, Dance Club, Skate Society, Swimming Club, Golf Club, Student Union, Surf & Rowing Club, K-Pop Society, LGBTQ+ Society, Indian Society, and various sports clubs & societies, and many more I'm not aware of. You can find all the media & photos on social media like Insta or Facebook; I'm sorry, I don't have it.
• We celebrated almost all Indian festivals with my international friends, like Diwali and Holi, Chatth puja, Navratri, Ganesh Chaturthi, EID & Ramadhan, etc. 
• We often used to go hiking and cycling to the most beautiful location in Swansea and it was the most joyful time I ever experienced. Swansea is a combination of both mountain and seaside beauty. 

• Swansea University has two campuses: Bay and Singleton. Bay Campus offers management, data science, and engineering programmes, while Singleton Campus offers courses in law, healthcare, medicine, criminology, psychology, and more, with over 50 programs. 
• The university provides free sports facilities and on-site medical services, including one of the biggest inside university which is Singleton Hospital under the NHS.
• Celebration of cultural diversity is done, with emphasis on remembering important dates such as Easter, Christmas, Diwali, and Eid. Helping students build their careers, career fairs, trip to Parliament, and collaboration with IIM Shillong as a part of the International Immersion Program were organized. The student union also coordinates a number of country-specific committees to ensure everyone’s participation.

• Total fees: £20,600 for the course
• Scholarship: £8,000 (Bursary + Hardship Funding + Experience based reduction in fees), After Scholarship: £12,800
• Accommodation: £410/ Monthly
• All other Expenses: £135/ Monthly. Further segregated: Food: £80, Recharge: £5, Bus: £50
• Fees is to be paid in 3 installments: 50%: Feb, Once you land in the UK and start your lecture, 25%: June, after completion of the First trimester, 25%: Sept, before the start of the third trimester.

• Swansea University is comprised of two major campuses:
  Singleton Park Campus: Many institutional buildings sit within this very green landscape park which is by the swansea bay, and the school of Arts & Humanities, School of Medicine as well as School of Science are located within its premises.
  Bay Campus: Located to the east of the city in close proximity to the beach, the Bay Campus is home to the College of Engineering, the School of Management and the Computational Foundry.
• Each of the campuses has a well-equipped library with different study materials, journals, e-books and electronic materials, and available study areas and support personnel.
• There are very good sporting facilities including a gym, swimming pool, and indoor games area. In addition, Swansea Bay which is close by has facilities for water sports such as surfing and sailing.
• Medical and Wellness Facilities are also available.
• Freshers’ Week: This is the first big event of the year dedicated to getting new students involved in numerous activities, club fairs, and social events.

• Tuition fee was £19100, this included everything but at the end of the college for ceremony gown it costed £80.
• Accommodation was upto you if you wanted to stay in the university or outside the campus. I chose to stay outside the campus because that was cheap. For me it costed £400 rent/month, bus pass for £33 / month, groceries + entertainment £300. All in all, you need at least £850/month.

I opted for Maritime Law at Swansea University since its faculties are pioneers in contributing to the literature in maritime law. It was always my first choice thus, my decision was a no-brainer. My experience at this Uni has been enriching. For career opportunities, one has to look at themselves. Please do not undertake this course if you don't have any work experience beforehand as it will be difficult for you.

They have ample extracurricular activities on campus like yoga, sports, dance and many more. The Uni has over 100 societies, one can join whichever society they wish to. They have facilities like a library, gym, pool, study spaces, eateries, etc.

I chose this university as this has a higher ranking in the healthcare sector, admission process is also flexible and can apply 3-4 months prior to the course starting as well. I missed the September intake deadline which was in April/May due to my passport issues and this was the best option I had for the January intake.

The campus has a decent infrastructure, there are many student union groups, cultural, religion and sports-oriented. There are about 80+ sports clubs and also country-wide clubs.

The university course -BSc Applied Medical Sciences is a fantastic pathway for those looking to go into medical research, enterprise, or study Medicine afterwards. The location is really relaxing with the beach near the university campus and the lecturers and support network is really welcoming and encouraging. I chose Swansea particularly due to the 2nd year Pathways that they provide to study Graduate Entry Medicine.

Currently it is £9250 for each academic year.