‘Ewch Amdani’ – What has doing a degree in Welsh given me?

Posted on 29 June 2020 by Rhys Phillips

Maia Rogers will graduate this summer. In a recent post shared via her personal blog, she reflected on what her experience as a second-language Welsh student at the School of Welsh was like. With Maia’s permission, we’re re-posting her blog here. Read about what she thinks her degree has given her and about the new
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Adventure in the Andes!

Posted on 20 December 2019 by Rhys Phillips

This year, five undergraduate students visited Patagonia thanks to funding from the School of Welsh and Banco Santander. Here, Sara Rowlands, a Welsh and Journalism student, shares her experience of travelling and working in the Gwladfa. It was an honour for me to receive one of the Santander scholarships from the School of Welsh, and
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Springboard to success

Posted on 12 June 2019 by Rhys Phillips

As a postgraduate student in the School of Welsh, you will be welcomed to a close-knit and friendly community. You will also be afforded a range of opportunities to expand your horizons and develop your professional experience. Osian Morgan completed his undergraduate degree at the School before joining the MA in Welsh and Celtic Studies
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Home from home – an American in Cardiff

Posted on 12 June 2019 by Rhys Phillips

Fulbright Scholar Emma Watkins (MA 2020) joined the School of Welsh after completing her undergraduate degree at Princeton University in the United States. It was a return to familial roots (her father is a Welshman) and the landscape and culture that has inspired her research interests. Here she tells us about her experience as an
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