UWTSD : School of Applied Computing

Careers Event: *GradCon Cymru*
We would like to make our students & Graduate Alumni aware of ‘GradCon Cymru’, one of the largest graduate careers events in Wales. The event provides an excellent opportunity for students and graduates to connect with employers, explore career pathways, and discover graduate jobs, placements, internships, and volunteering opportunities.

The event will take place at the Albert Hall, Swansea, from 12:00pm to 3:00pm on:
• Wednesday 1st July - Open to students and graduates from all subject areas
• Thursday 2nd July - STEM-focused event

There will also be a professional photographer onsite offering free headshots, giving attendees the chance to update their LinkedIn profiles and professional portfolios.

Members of the UWTSD Careers Team will be present throughout on the CV Stand, offering CV reviews, careers guidance, and support to attendees.

Registration is optional, but attendees can sign up HERE to find out more about the event and the organisations exhibiting.
* Optional registration link: https://tinyurl.com/24erpuhm

What an inspiring day at the 'UWTSD Emerging Trends Hackathon' 2026, delivered by our 'Final Year Computing students' from the School of Applied Computing. 💻⚙️

Students presented innovative ideas addressing real-life challenges using emerging trends and technologies. The topics explored showed creativity, social awareness, technical thinking, and a strong understanding of how computing can make a positive impact. 💡🚀🌍

A huge well done to all the teams for their hard work, creativity, teamwork, and professional presentations. It was fantastic to see students identify meaningful problems and thoughtful technology-driven solutions. 👏

For more pictures and information about the projects presented please view the blog here: https://uwtsdcomputing.blog/2026/06/11/uwtsd-emerging-trends-hackathon-2026/

Kapilan Radhakrishnan Gaynor Thomas Carlene Campbell Nitheesh Murrugan University of Wales Trinity Saint David UWTSD Students

The University's Annual STEM Degree Exhibition at UWTSD's iconic IQ building on the SA1 waterfront campus was a great success bringing together the work of the Computing, Software Engineering, Networking & CyberSecurity. Games Design, Games Development, Animation, Electronics and Electrical Engineering students as well as the work of the Manufacturing and Engineering students in a fantastic display of project posters and real-life demonstrations. 🤩

Congratulations and well done to all our final year students for their hard work and for displaying their projects at the exhibition - Llongyfarchiadau a da iawn i chi gyd 🎉👏

For more information & pictures please visit the blog post here: https://uwtsdcomputing.blog/2026/06/10/uwtsd-stem-degree-show-2026/

Kapilan Radhakrishnan Gaynor Thomas Carlene Campbell Nitheesh Murrugan Nathan Morgan University of Wales Trinity Saint David

PROJECT PROFILE: Final year Computing student 'Sohaan Sureshkumar' shares an overview of his Final Year project, that included the original & innovative development of a Virality-to-Profit Dashboard: A Business Intelligence Tool for Organic E-Commerce Sellers. And filled a gap in the market. Well done Sohaan 👏👍👨‍🎓
To view project overview please click-here:
https://uwtsdcomputing.blog/2026/05/27/project-profile-sohaan-sureshkumar/


Kapilan Radhakrishnan Gaynor Thomas Carlene Campbell Nathan Morgan Nitheesh Murrugan UWTSD Students University of Wales Trinity Saint David

COMPUTING & ENGINEERING FINAL PROJECT EXHIBITION 2026
FRIDAY 29th MAY 2026 | 2–5PM | UWTSD SA1 WATERFRONT CAMPUS
We would like to invite you, current & past students (alumni), family & friends, colleagues and our industry partners to attend our Final Project Exhibition 2026, where our final-year students will present and demonstrate projects developed across our BEng and BSc programmes.
Employers are invited to meet our final-year students, discuss their technical work, and offer industry insights to help shape the next generation.

We look forward to welcoming you on: FRIDAY 29th MAY 2026 | 2–5pm | UWTSD SA1 WATERFRONT CAMPUS, SWANSEA:
* https://www.uwtsd.ac.uk/swansea/how-get-our-swansea-campus

* UWTSD Computing: https://www.uwtsd.ac.uk/subjects/computing
* UWTSD Engineering: https://www.uwtsd.ac.uk/subjects/motorsport-mechanical-and-electrical-engineering

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Our students were recently joined by Phil Rees, CEO of SHIPMAX Ltd, for an ‘Industry Guest Lecture’ that focused on AI, e-commerce, innovation and what really matters in the world of industry. 💡🚀🌟

Phil’s talk was open and authentic, confidence‑building, less about perfection, more about honesty, refreshingly aligned with how modern digital work really gets done and very valuable to our students. 👏

To read the blog, please click here: https://uwtsdcomputing.blog/2026/05/12/industry-speaker-phil-rees-ceo-of-shipmax-ltd/


University of Wales Trinity Saint David Kapilan Radhakrishnan Gaynor Thomas Carlene Campbell Nitheesh Murrugan

Industry Speaker: Phil Rees, CEO of SHIPMAX Ltd Our students were recently joined by Phil Rees, CEO of SHIPMAX Ltd, for an ‘Industry Guest Lecture’ that focused on e-commerce, innovation and what really matters in the world of indust…

Our latest blog reflects on two engaging industry guest talks that gave students real world insights into cybersecurity, data governance, and regulatory compliance. From high profile data breaches to modern cyberattack techniques, these sessions connected theory with professional practice and highlighted what today’s digital challenges look like in industry. 🔐💡

To learn more and read the blog click here: https://uwtsdcomputing.blog/2026/05/03/industry-talks-cyberecurity-governance/


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Industry talks: Cyberecurity & Governance Today’s blog looks back at two recent industry talks organised by our colleague Professor (Associate) Carlene Campbell, who organised two talks to allow our students to gain a deeper understanding …

One of our final year students ‘Kieran Brown’ recently visited the MIT Industrial Liaison Program (ILP) Conference 2026 in Boston Massachusetts.

The Conference brought together industry leaders, researchers, and innovators to engage with cutting‑edge developments emerging from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. The conference also served as a forum for collaboration between academia and industry, supporting the translation of the latest research into practical, real‑world applications.

"Through a series of talks and lectures we explored emerging trends in artificial intelligence and gained exposure to practical tools and recommendations shaping the future of the field." - Kieran Brown

Click here to read more about Kieran's trip to MIT: https://uwtsdcomputing.blog/2026/04/29/student-visit-to-mit-ai-conference-2026/


Kapilan Radhakrishnan Nitheesh Murrugan

AI readiness is about scale and digital maturity. Our own UWTSD Associate Professor Tim Bashford, Research Lead at the Wales Institute of Digital Information (WIDI) at UWTSD, explores why some organisations are prepared for AI… and why many aren’t.

In his latest feature with Business News Wales, Tim breaks down:
* How public services in Wales are more AI ready than people think
* The critical role universities play in upskilling and responsible AI adoption
Listen to the podcast here:
https://businessnewswales.com/public-sector-social-value-podcast-guide/

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As our final year undergraduate students are completing their Major Projects, one of our recent Graduates 'Farley Staines' tells us about his project where he created a 'Telemetry program' that can display overlapping data from both actual cars and car simulators. To read the blog please click here: https://uwtsdcomputing.blog/2026/04/16/project-profile-farley-staines/

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