colleges, universities, FE institutions or organisations, who deliver University of South Wales's higher education programmes or access courses in the UK and 18 other countries.
=== Faculties ===
The university has three faculties spread over its three campuses in South Wales.
Faculty of Computing, Engineering and Science
The Faculty of Computing, Engineering and Science comprises 8 subject areas:
Mechanical and Aeronautical Engineering
Aircraft Maintenance Engineering
Biological and Forensic Sciences
Built Environment and Civil Engineering
Chemical and Environmental Sciences
Computing and Mathematical Sciences
Cyber Security
Informatics and Electronics.
Faculty of Business & Creative Industries
The Faculty of Business and Creative Industries comprises 12 subject areas:
Accounting and Finance
Business Management
Culture and Animation
Fashion, Marketing and Photography
Film and TV
Games and Design
Global Business
Law
Leadership and Public Services
Music and Drama
Operations Management
Professional Development
Faculty of Life Sciences and Education
The Faculty of Life Sciences and Education comprises 14 subject areas:
Allied Health and Chiropractic
Community and Professional Practice Nursing
Health and Social Care
ITE and Educational Practice
Nursing (Adult)
Nursing (Learning Disability, Mental Health, Child)
Operational Policing
Policing and Criminology
Post Compulsory Education
Professional Learning in Education
Psychology
Sport
Therapeutic Studies
Youth, Community and Social Work
The university has a film school, animation facilities, broadcasting studios, a photography school, poets, scriptwriters and authors as well as the national music and drama conservatoire, the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama, as a wholly owned subsidiary. It offers a range of qualifications from further education to degrees to PhD study. As a Post 92 University, it delivers a range of STEM subjects.
== Campuses ==
The university currently has three campuses all situated in South Wales.
=== Cardiff ===
The Faculty of Business …
