Swansea University is a renowned public research-led university located in Swansea, South Wales, in the United Kingdom. It was originally chartered as the University College of Swansea in the year 1920, as the fourth college of the University of Wales. Swansea University based in South Wales currently has more than 20,000 students enrolled across its two campuses. One campus is the Singleton Park campus which was established early in 1920. This campus accommodates the famous Swansea University Medical School, College of Human and Health Sciences, College of Arts and Humanities, and the Hillary Rodham Clinton School of Law. The second campus of Swansea University is the Bay Campus which was opened in 2015. It accommodates the College of Engineering, School of Management, and Computer Science.

Swansea University offers unparalleled and excellent teaching and research facilities, along with inclusive and better student experiences. The university's multicultural community permits a global experience and perspective, enabling its students to learn widely and develop skills, and knowledge, and gain experiences that will set them on the path of successful and enriching careers.

The most popular courses offered by the university are in the science stream and globally recognized and pursued humanities subjects.

Swansea is ranked among the top 15 universities for the Graduate Employment rate with an excellent 97% employment record. It also encompasses one of the best student experiences in the entire UK.

It is also ranked 42nd in the Times University Guide, 26th rank in the Guardian University Guide, and 425th in the QS World University Rankings of the year 2023. Swansea's low cost of living as compared to other major cities in the UK makes it all the more student-friendly.