Swansea University

Swansea University has two campuses:

• Bay Campus

• Singleton Park Campus

Swansea University has on-campus housing available for students. The accommodation options for international students are offered across different options:

• Bay Campus

• Singleton Campus

• Hendrefoelan Student Village

• Beck House

Let us discuss each one of these separately.

Bay Campus Accommodation Options

The types of accommodation available at the Bay Campus include:

• Ensuite

• Twin Rooms

• Wheelchair accessible room

• 1-2 bed flats

• Premium en-suites

Bay Campus Accommodation Cost

Refer to the cost per person for 40 weeks below:

Source: Swansea University

Singleton Campus Accommodation

The types of accommodation available at the Singleton Campus include:

• Standard self-catered

• Standard pre-paid dining

• Ensuite Room Traditional

• Ensuite room 8-bed flat

Singleton Campus Accommodation Cost

Refer to the cost per person for 40 weeks below:

Source: Swansea University

Hendrefoelan Student Village Accommodation

The Hendrefoelan Student Village is one of the most popular choices because it is affordable and has a pretty sociable atmosphere. Bus services are available.

Hendrefoelan Student Village Accommodation Cost

Refer to the cost per person for 40 weeks below:

Source: Swansea University

Beck House Accommodation

The Beck House has around six large Victorian houses providing the benefit of shared and single accommodation. This housing is available for international and postgraduate students.

Beck House Accommodation Cost

Refer to the annual cost per person below:

Source: Swansea University

Note: Cost is subject to change with progressive years. We encourage our students to refer to the university website to refer to the latest costs.

Swansea University provides the benefit of tracking the progress of your application. On applying to the university, you will receive a unique reference number that you can use to keep a check on your application. If you haven't uploaded your complete application, you will have a month for both undergraduate and postgraduate courses.

You will hear from the university only when you submit your application properly. A departmental tutor will look into your application and revert with the decision. Students who have applied online will receive regular email updates stating the stage at which your application is.

For undergraduate applicants, the timeline is according to UCAS. International applicants get the admission decision via email starting February up until May. For postgraduate taught courses, the applicants receive their admission decision within nine days of application submission.