I like Swansea Uni but the methods of teaching are a bit antiquated and I felt left alone when applying. I'm used to in the US having an application advisor and all that. But Swansea uni is the only place that had a course like the one I'm taking so I am very grateful to it.

All lectures in person 2 hours per course on Tuesdays only in case anyone needs to work and 5 modules in total. Big assignments at the end of each module.

The amazing location of Swansea University is its biggest selling point. How many universities are a stone's miles of golden sand and sea and the very friendly city of Swansea. I chose Swansea for my MSc in Social Work and also my PhD in social work and social care. This means that I have studied in Swansea University for six years. I have been extremely well supported throughout by the faculty staff and the library staff. As a mature student with five children of my own, I would be very happy for my children to study in Swansea University as it offers plenty of excitement within a small, safe campus and city that is not too overwhelming. If city life is not for you, then the miles of beaches on the Gower Coast and the hills of the Brecon Beacons are not far away. It is a University that supports both the academic and wellbeing needs of the student and I do not hesitate in recommending Swansea Uni.

much of my learning / supervision is now inline, but my supervisors would happily meet me face to face. Following lockdown, this has become the norm for teaching now. There is a good balance of online and face to face teaching which means there is greater flexibility for students with other commitments outside of their academic studies. The balance is just right.

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