Students prepare to showcase their work

STUDENTS from the University of Wales Trinity Saint David (UWTSD) are set to present their final projects at the university's annual summer showcase, with exhibitions taking place across Swansea, Carmarthen, Cardiff, London from May to July.

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The exhibitions highlight the outstanding talent from a wide range of creative disciplines including Fine Art, Graphic Design, Acting, Adventure Filmmaking, Automotive Design, and more.

Swansea's Dynevor Building and Alex Design in the city centre will host a major part of the showcase, alongside performances at Yr Egin in Carmarthen and events in prestigious London venues.

A cornerstone of the university calendar, this year's showcase will also celebrate the rich diversity of work of students from the University's Wales Academy of Voice and Dramatic Arts (WAVDA), offering all those involved a dynamic platform for emerging talent to engage with industry professionals and the public alike.

Dr Mark Cocks, dean of UWTSD's Wales Institute for Science and Art said: "The summer degree exhibitions celebrate the inspirational creative talents of our students.

"The innovation and diversity of the student work is testament to their dedication and creative application of their personal practice.