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Disability Confident. University of Wales Trinity Saint David is committed to improving employment opportunities and career development for disabled people and in recognition of this UWTSD has been certified as a Level 2 Disability Confident Employer. The University is committed to ensuring that our recruitment process is inclusive and ...
The University of Wales Trinity Saint David (UWTSD) is the oldest Royal Chartered University in Wales and is proud to have as its Patron His Royal Highness, the Prince of Wales. We are part of the ...
Carmarthen Campus is a special place. It’s a ‘home from home’ to some 1500 students, a close-knit and safe community and a caring learning environment where students are acknowledged by their name and not by number. The feeling of belonging is a key attribute – belonging to the Trinity family, belonging to the history and heritage of ...
You’ll need our institution code, which is T80. You’ll also need your course code – you can find that on our individual course pages. UCAS provides full guidance for completing your application form on their system, which includes: How to complete the form. Selecting up to 5 course choices. Providing a personal statement.
Timeline. 1822 - Foundation of St David’s College by Bishop Burgess. 1827 - First students admitted on St David’s Day. 1828 - Received the first charter. 1960 - First funding received from the University Grants Committee. 1971 - Joined the University of Wales. 1971 - Changed name to St David’s University College.
The University of Wales Trinity Saint David (UWTSD) was formed on 18 November 2010 through the merger of the University of Wales Lampeter and Trinity University College Carmarthen, under Lampeter’s Royal Charter of 1828. On the 1 August 2013, Swansea Metropolitan University became part of UWTSD.
The University of Wales Trinity Saint David is based across three main campuses in South West Wales: the Carmarthen campus, the Lampeter campus and the Swansea campus. South West Wales is a beautiful area in which to live and work with market towns surrounded by a mixture of hills and rolling countryside, providing a stimulating environment and ...
