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University of Wales Trinity Saint David

University of Wales Trinity Saint David
About University of Wales Trinity Saint David

Cardiff and Swansea sit with London and Birmingham as study cities for the University of Wales Trinity Saint David through AF Education. Business, health and social care and computing are the subjects, so you can work towards a funded degree in Wales or in two major English cities. CertHE and Masters levels are both listed, which suits a shorter first qualification or a postgraduate award rather than a standard bachelor's on this page.

Eligible learners usually arrange support through Student Finance England where the course and residence rules allow. Entry is assessed on the university's own requirements, and advisers can talk through CertHE versus Masters. AF Education provides free help with applications, including city choice and submitting your forms.

Browse University of Wales Trinity Saint David courses Check your Student Finance eligibility

University of Wales Trinity Saint David offers 8 funded courses through AF Education, with campuses in Birmingham, Cardiff, London, Swansea. Every course is eligible for Student Finance England funding — tuition is paid directly to the university and you receive a maintenance loan for living costs.

Popular subjects here: Business, Health and Social Care, Computing

Available Campuses at University of Wales Trinity Saint David
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Admission Steps
  1. 1
    Eligibility Check

    We review your academic background and qualifications to confirm you meet the entry requirements for your chosen course.

  2. 2
    Choose Your Course

    Select the specific course and university that match your ambitions and eligibility.

  3. 3
    Provide Documents

    Gather and submit the required documents such as transcripts, ID, and references.

  4. 4
    Submit Application

    We prepare and submit your application to the university on your behalf.

  5. 5
    Attend Interview

    Attend any interview or assessment required by the university as part of the selection process.

  6. 6
    Apply for Finance

    Complete your student finance or funding application to cover tuition and living costs.

  7. Start Your Studies

    Finish enrolment, registration, and any remaining steps to begin your studies.

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Entry, English language and interview requirements at University of Wales Trinity Saint David
English Language  Requirements for UWTSD
Undergraduate & Postgraduate Study

Applicants generally require:

✅ IELTS Academic: Overall 6.0
  • Minimum 5.5 in each component:
  • Reading
  • Writing
  • Listening
  • Speaking

(or an equivalent approved English language qualification)

Postgraduate Research Programmes

Requirements:

✅ IELTS Academic: Overall 6.5

  • Minimum:
  • 6.5 in Reading and Writing
  • 5.5 in Listening and Speaking

(or equivalent qualification) 

Entry Requirement for UWTSD
Undergraduate Courses

▪ BA (Hons) Business Management (Weekend study option)

Entry Requirements:

A wide range of qualifications, which are equivalent to two A-Level passes, including European Baccalaureate. The University will generally accept A-Level and Edexcel awards and a range of other Certificates/Diplomas at Level 3 worth 120 credits.

Certificate of Higher Education Courses

▪ Certificate of Higher Education Business Skills for the Workplace (Weekdays and Weekend study option)

▪ Certificate of Higher Education in Skills for the Workplace (Health and Social Care) (Weekdays and Weekend study option)

▪ Certificate of Higher Education Computing Skills for the Workplace

Entry Requirements:

We are interested in creative people that demonstrate a strong commitment to their chosen subject area, and therefore, we welcome applications from individuals from a wide range of backgrounds. To assess students’ suitability for their chosen course, we usually arrange on-campus assessments for all applicants at which their English language (Writing, speaking, listening, reading) skills, achievements and life experience will be considered.

For Certificate of Higher Education applicants under the age of 21:

Qualification Requirement:

▪ Applicants under 21 must hold Level 3 qualifications (e.g., A-levels, BTECs, Access to HE Diplomas etc.)

▪ The total UCAS tariff points from these qualifications must equal or exceed 64-80 points.

▪ Points may be accumulated from a range of qualifications.

Document Submission:

▪ Applicants must upload evidence of their qualifications to the qualifications section directly to the application portal

▪ A snapshot from the official UCAS Tariff Calculator (Calculate your UCAS Tariff points | UCAS) must also be uploaded, showing how the total points have been calculated.

Progression Route

* After successfully completing the Certificate of Higher Education Skills for the Workplace programme, students may progress onto the BA (Hons) Leadership and Management Skills for the Workplace programme Level 5 & 6.

* After successfully completing the Certificate of Higher Education Skills for the Workplace (Health and Social Care) programme, students may progress onto the BSc (Hons) Health and Social Care programme Level 5 & 6.

*After successfully completing the Certificate of Higher Education Computing Skills for the Workplace, students may progress onto the BSc (Hons) Applied Computing.

Postgraduate Courses

▪ MBA International Business

▪ MSc Public Health and Social care in Practice

▪ MSc Data and Artificial Intelligence

Entry Requirements:

Normally, the possession of a minimum of a 2:2 UK first degree or an equivalent international qualification recognised by Ecctis or work experience of five years at a senior managerial level in lieu of first degree*

*work experience should be presented in the form of letters from employers on the company letterhead paper, signed and dated.

▪ Doctor of Business Administration

Entry Requirements:

Master’s degree generally with a Merit classification or an overall mark of minimum 60% in an area relevant to the doctoral programme, awarded by a UK or other recognised University or higher education institution.

Entry Requirement for UWTSD (Postgraduate)
Postgraduate Courses

▪ MBA International Business

▪ MSc Public Health and Social care in Practice

▪ MSc Data and Artificial Intelligence

▪ MSc Cybersecurity and Digital Forensics

Entry Requirements:

Normally, the possession of a minimum of a 2:2 UK first degree or an equivalent international qualification recognised by Ecctis or work experience of five years at a senior managerial level in lieu of first degree*

*work experience should be presented in the form of letters from employers on the company letterhead paper, signed and dated.

▪ Doctor of Business Administration

Entry Requirements:

Master’s degree generally with a Merit classification or an overall mark of minimum 60% in an area relevant to the doctoral programme, awarded by a UK or other recognised University or higher education institution.

Entry Requirement for UWTSD (Undergraduate & CertHE)
Undergraduate Courses

▪ BA (Hons) Business Management (Weekend study option)

Entry Requirements:

A wide range of qualifications, which are equivalent to two A-Level passes, including European Baccalaureate. The University will generally accept A-Level and Edexcel awards and a range of other Certificates/Diplomas at Level 3 worth 120 credits.

Certificate of Higher Education Courses

▪ Certificate of Higher Education Business Skills for the Workplace (Weekdays and Weekend study option)

▪ Certificate of Higher Education in Skills for the Workplace (Health and Social Care) (Weekdays and Weekend study option)

▪ Certificate of Higher Education Computing Skills for the Workplace

▪ Certificate of Higher Education Integrated Health and Social Care

Entry Requirements:

We are interested in creative people that demonstrate a strong commitment to their chosen subject area, and therefore, we welcome applications from individuals from a wide range of backgrounds. To assess students’ suitability for their chosen course, we usually arrange on-campus assessments for all applicants at which their English language (Writing, speaking, listening, reading) skills, achievements and life experience will be considered.

For Certificate of Higher Education applicants under the age of 21:

Qualification Requirement:

▪ Applicants under 21 must hold Level 3 qualifications (e.g., A-levels, BTECs, Access to HE Diplomas etc.)

▪ The total UCAS tariff points from these qualifications must equal or exceed 64-80 points.

▪ Points may be accumulated from a range of qualifications.

Document Submission:

▪ Applicants must upload evidence of their qualifications to the qualifications section directly to the application portal

▪ A snapshot from the official UCAS Tariff Calculator (Calculate your UCAS Tariff points | UCAS) must also be uploaded, showing how the total points have been calculated.

Progression Route

* After successfully completing the Certificate of Higher Education Skills for the Workplace programme, students may progress onto the BA (Hons) Leadership and Management Skills for the Workplace programme Level 5 & 6.

* After successfully completing the Certificate of Higher Education Skills for the Workplace (Health and Social Care) programme, students may progress onto the BSc (Hons) Health and Social Care programme Level 5 & 6.

*After successfully completing the Certificate of Higher Education Computing Skills for the Workplace, students may progress onto the BSc (Hons) Applied Computing.

All courses at University of Wales Trinity Saint David (A–Z)

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FAQs about University of Wales Trinity Saint David

What level of courses can I study at University of Wales Trinity Saint David?

Through AF Education, University of Wales Trinity Saint David currently lists courses at the following levels: CertHE and Masters. Check each course for its award title (for example CertHE, foundation year, or bachelor's degree).

Which courses does AF Education list for University of Wales Trinity Saint David?

AF Education currently lists 8 active courses for University of Wales Trinity Saint David, covering subjects such as Business, Health and Social Care, and Computing. Use the course list on this page to compare options, or browse all funded courses on our main courses page.

Does University of Wales Trinity Saint David offer foundation year courses?

Currently no foundation year courses are listed for University of Wales Trinity Saint David through AF Education. You can still browse the active courses on this page, or explore other universities on our courses list that do offer foundation year routes.

How often would I attend campus on a University of Wales Trinity Saint David course?

Typical full-time study with these providers is usually 1 to 2 campus days a week, around 2 to 4 hours per day, so many students work alongside their course. Timetables vary by course and campus. Some courses are also listed with weekend study options. Always confirm the timetable for your chosen course before you enrol.

How does Student Finance work for University of Wales Trinity Saint David?

AF Education is a free service that helps England-resident UK home students (not international students) apply for Student Finance England for funded degrees. For eligible courses, a Tuition Fee Loan is paid directly to the university and a Maintenance Loan is paid to you for living costs. Eligibility depends on residency and previous study — use our free eligibility checker to see where you stand before you apply.

Can mature students study at University of Wales Trinity Saint David?

AF Education helps England-resident UK home students — including mature students and career changers — explore funded undergraduate options at University of Wales Trinity Saint David. There are currently 8 active courses listed through AF Education. Entry requirements vary by course; if you do not have A-levels, ask us which routes may fit your background.

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