University of Wales Trinity Saint David

United Kingdom

University of Wales Trinity Saint David is a public university which was originally established as Saint David's College in 1828 and later in 2010 gained the status of university. The university has four campuses out of which three are in South Wales: Carmarthen Campus, Lampeter Campus, and Swansea Campus where as the fourth campus is in London. 

University of Wales Trinity Saint David comprises of seven faculties: Faculty of Arts and Social Studies, Faculty of Education and Training, Faculty of Humanities, Faculty of Applied Design and Engineering, Faculty of Art and Design, Faculty of Humanities and Performing Arts and Faculty of Business and Management. The university offers variety of undergraduate and postgraduate programs under these faculties. Faculty of Humanities is based in Lampeter campus, the Faculty of Education and Training, and the Faculty of Arts and Social Studies are  based in Carmarthen campus. 

University of Wales Trinity Saint David has students more than 9,900 including 8,420 undergraduate students and 1,510 graduate students.

University of Wales Trinity Saint David is existed with the combination of two oldest higher education institutions in Wales i.e. the University of Wales and Trinity University College. 

Notable Alumni: Juliette Foster (Journalist), Peter Paphides (Music Journalist), Barry John (Welsh International Rugby Player)