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Enrolment for Transnational Education

Transnational Education (TNE)

Transnational Education (TNE) are Swansea University higher education degree courses for students studying wholly from overseas and delivered through partnerships (franchised, joint and dual degrees) or through a Swansea University study centre, flying faculty, or online learning.

Why do I need to enrol?

To gain access to teaching, online learning, digital course materials, and receive a Swansea University certificate you are required to provide personal data, evidence you have the right to study and sign our enrolment declaration.

Sign up to a transnational education course

The institution delivering your course will either provide your details to Swansea University directly or you sign up to your Swansea University TNE record by logging in to the Apply system and providing these details: 

  • Personal: enter your full official name, address and contact details
  • Residential Category: Select “Overseas, other” 
  • Proof of identity: Upload an image of your Passport or your country's Identity Card.
  • Qualification: Add your most recent school qualification, you will need to upload an image of your transcript or certificate. Tip: Tap “Add Qualification”, then “School” and select “Completed” in “Qualification status”. Enter the Completion Date (mm/yyyy format) and "N/A" in the Qualification Type and Subject
  • Work Experience: Select "No"
  • Language: Select “No” 
  • Statement: Select Add Personal Statement text and type “N/A”. 
  • References: Populate this section by typing "N/A" in the Referee Name, type "study@swansea.ac.uk" in the Referee Email and "N/A" in the Referee Title 

Enrolment

To enrol with Swansea University login to your Swansea University account and follow each step.

Swansea University will send confirmation you have been successfully enrolled on your TNE course. By enrolling on a Swansea University course, you must understand the rules, regulations and policies to adhere to as a student:

  • To abide by the Rules and Regulations of the University in the Academic Guide and Student Charter and am aware of my obligations with regards to engagement on my course and the university policy governing this:
  • Understand the University is required to supply personal data to certain regulatory and statutory bodies concerned with the Higher Education sector and also supplies personal data to transact its normal business activities and to enable students to make use of services and facilities. For full details about your access rights, retention policy, data security, who we share data with browse our Student Privacy Notice
  • Acknowledge that any work submitted electronically during the period of my enrolment at Swansea University may also be submitted via electronic plagiarism detection software and further details are published on the University's Academic Integrity web page.