Swansea University
Courses
MEng (Hons) Computing
£18,550
PGCert Secondary PGCE with QTS: Computer Science
£17,500
LLM LegalTech
£15,850
MSc Advanced Computer Science
£20,900
MSc Computer Science - Informatique (Swansea)
£10,050
MSc Computational Engineering with Industry
£21,200
MSc Computational Engineering
£21,200
MSc Computer Science
£20,300
MSc Data Science
£20,900
MSc Applied Data Science
£19,100
MSc Human-Centred Big Data and Artificial Intelligence
£20,100
MPhil Business Management,
£17,600
MA Cyber Crime and Terrorism
£18,000
MSc/PGDip Management
£19,600
MBA Business Administration
£22,900
MSc Management
£20,600
MSc Cyber Security
£20,900
MSc Management (International Management)
£20,600
MSc Management (Digital Business)
£20,600
Ph.D Business Management,
£17,600
MSc Advanced Software Technology
£20,050
MSc Finance and Big Data Analytics
£20,250
MSc Health Data Science
£19,800
MSc Engineering Leadership and Management
£21,200
MFin International Financial Management
£20,250
MSc Advanced Health and Care Management (Value-Based)
£20,600
MSc Management (Business Analytics)
£20,600
MSc Financial Technology (FinTech)
£20,600
MSc Diabetes Practice
£21,850
MSc Long Term and Chronic Condition Management
£16,900
MEng (Hons) Computing
£18,550
PGCert Secondary PGCE with QTS: Computer Science
£17,500
LLM LegalTech
£15,850
MSc Advanced Computer Science
£20,900
Highlights
The third biggest university in Wales, Swansea University was established in 1920 as a college that was part of the University of Wales. It became a university in its own right in 2007 and has 8 colleges spread out across two campuses with around 20,000 students including international students from over 130 different countries.
Its waterfront campuses make for an attractive location to study and it is home to the Hillary Rodham Clinton School of Law, which was named after the former US First Lady.
The University has a Centre for Excellence and recently invested millions into their campus. The University offers facilities such as an atrium, coffee area, study space and shared kitchen for student use.
Swansea University guarantees accommodation for international students during their first year of study if they apply by the deadline. The Residential Services team can help students to settle in and there is even a virtual open day so international students can view the rooms before they make their own decision. All rooms come with the option of accessibility adaptations, and students can also choose single sex and alcohol-free accommodation. Singleton Park Campus, Bay Campus, Seren, Beck House and privately rented flats are all viable housing options.
Swansea University library offers specific subject help and support, inclusive services support, writing assignment help and other services.
Swansea University operates an International Welcome Programme so international students can settle comfortably into their new home. Social activities, events and monthly trips are also organised by University staff so students find it easy to socialise together. The Student Union has more than 150 societies for students to choose from, including the Real Ale and Visual Arts society.
Campuses
Swansea has a high student population. Named the safest student city in Wales, there is plenty to do in between long walks on the beach with fresh seafront air. Wind Street is the hub of student activity: lined with bars popular with students of all ages. Swansea Castle is a tourist attraction international students simply must visit, with the nearby Swansea market offering fresh food and independent stalls for a weekend stroll. Students can also rent a pedalo on Singleton Lake or visit one of the many independent cafes around town.
FAQs
Generally, Swansea University requires an overall IELTS band score of 6.0 and above for undergraduate courses. For postgraduate, a band score of 6.5 and above is required, these scores may change depending on the courses. This applies to international students from most countries.
The figures can vary slightly each year however the student body was approximately 53% male and 47% female.
The International Student Advisory Service (ISAS) offers an orientation programme and specialised visa advice and assistance.
International students can apply to benefit from Undergraduate Excellence Scholarships that are awarded based on academic merit. International Excellence Scholarships for Postgraduate Taught Study are merit-based scholarships for international students pursuing a postgraduate taught course. They offer a discount on tuition fees. While not specific to Swansea University, Chevening Scholarships are offered to international students from Chevening-eligible countries for postgraduate studies in the UK, including at Swansea.
Upcoming Intake
Sep 2025
Tution Fee
Starts from 18,700 GBP
English Requirement
IELTS, TOEFL
Ranking
by QS
298
by THE
251–300
by GUARDIAN
25
