The Open University is the largest provider of part-time undergraduate higher education in Wales.
The Wales School for Social Prescribing Research is led by researchers at the University of South Wales, and aims to research and evaluate social prescribing programmes.
SABRE Cymru is an interdisciplinary network that is focused on research related to infectious disease outbreaks.
Swansea University's Institute of Life Sciences houses research laboratories and business incubation facilities for commercial organisations.
HEIW (part of NHS Wales) is responsible for the education, training, development, and shaping of the healthcare workforce in Wales.
Health and Care Research Wales promotes and supports health and social care research in Wales, including by running funding schemes and engaging with UK level funding agencies.
ATiC (part of the University of Wales Trinity St David) is a research and business support centre focused on the development of assistive technologies. The centre offers access to academic expertise, and cutting-edge facilities including UX laboratories and prototyping facilities.
The Life Sciences Research Network Wales is a Cardiff University-led network that aims to bring together research expertise from life science companies and research organisations within Wales by organising events and identifying funding calls.
Central Biotechnology Services are a technology facility within Cardiff University that offer access to life science research facilities and services, including cellular analysis, protein expression assays and genomic analysis.
The University of South Wales is attended by around 23,000 students spread across three campuses based in Cardiff, Newport and Pontypridd. The university has three faculties; Computing, Engineering and Science; Business & Creative Industries; and Life Sciences and Education
