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1. www.southwales.ac.uk › about › schools-and-collegesSchools and Colleges - University of South Wales

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   Schools and Colleges. The Student Recruitment Team work with schools and colleges to support students in progressing to Higher Education, provide advice and guidance on applications, student finance and study options, represent USW at events and exhibitions across the UK and Ireland, and organize on-campus visits and open days to allow students ...

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2. library.southwales.ac.uk › collections-subjectReferencing guides | University of South Wales

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   Our referencing tools guide will outline the main tools supported at USW and the most commonly used free tools, that can help with managing your references. If you are a research Student or member of USW staff you can use the software EndNote to organise your bibliographic references.

3. progression.southwales.ac.uk › guidance-supportYour First Assessment | University of South Wales

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   Refer to your Course Handbook. USW regulations on assessments can be found in the Regulations for Taught Courses from section A1. 70-78, 124-143 for the current academic year.* *There may be course exceptions, such as for Professional, Statutory and Regulatory Bodies (PSRBs) requirements. Please check the regulations, refer to your course ...

4. studyskills.southwales.ac.uk › other-academicReferencing | University of South Wales

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   Academic writing relies on the use of information and evidence from academic or authoritative sources to support the ideas and arguments of the student. Referencing those sources in line with the appropriate USW Referencing Guide helps avoid the risk of plagiarism.

5. www.southwales.ac.uk › apply › application-toolkitApplication toolkit - University of South Wales

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   At USW you will need to register an account on our website, and you will need to submit similar personal details as if you were applying to UCAS. We still ask all applicants to submit a personal statement and reference. This can be from your tutor or an employer if you have left school or college.

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6. www.southwales.ac.uk › study › undergraduate-degreesUndergraduate Degrees - University of South Wales

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   USW works with colleges throughout South Wales, so you can study a university course at college full-time or part-time. You could save time and money, continue working, juggle family life and stay closer to home.

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   Why should I study at USW?

   • From studying and living to health and wellbeing, we're here for you throughout and beyond your journey at USW. USW works with colleges throughout South Wales, so you can study a university course at college full-time or part-time. You could save time and money, continue working, juggle family life and stay closer to home.

   Undergraduate Degrees - University of South Wales

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   What referencing tools can I use at USW?

   • Our referencing tools guide will outline the main tools supported at USW and the most commonly used free tools, that can help with managing your references. If you are a research Student or member of USW staff you can use the software EndNote to organise your bibliographic references.

   Referencing guides | University of South Wales

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   What is an undergraduate course at USW?

   • An undergraduate course at USW is more than just a degree. Inside and outside the classroom, we help you achieve your potential professionally and personally. From projects based on working practices to time in the workplace, the skills you will need in your career are built into the curriculum, and our teaching is informed by employers.

   Undergraduate Degrees - University of South Wales

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   What referencing style does USW use?

   • Harvard, is USW's recommended referencing style. The guides below will help you understand and use this referencing style: USW Harvard referencing (pdf) - this is a document style guide to Harvard, as a pdf. USW Harvard referencing (word) - this is a document style guide to Harvard, as a word document.

   Referencing guides | University of South Wales

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   How do I apply to usw?

   • If you haven’t, Clearing is an available option. If you wish to apply directly to university, then you will apply via the relevant university website. Please note that all full-time undergraduate applications must be made through UCAS, and upon receipt of a direct application, USW will check whether you are already in UCAS.

   Application toolkit - University of South Wales

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   Can I study a university course in South Wales?

   • On successful completion, you will have the option to top-up your qualification to a full Honours degree with an extra year of full-time study. USW works with colleges throughout South Wales, so you can study a university course at college full-time or part-time.

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8. registry.southwales.ac.uk › results › combineUnderstanding your Result | University of South Wales

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   If you have successfully passed your degree, the University will proceed to confirm this with UKVI. They will be informed that you have successfully completed your course as part of its Graduate Route reporting responsibilities.