This app was created for Swansea University and the Coleg Cymraeg Cenedlaethol to help students gain confidence in using Welsh in the workplace or while studying. The glossary is divided into 21 sections including Osteopathy, Midwifery and Clinical Technology. Users can choose to hide or display the English text on the pages as their Welsh improves. The app was designed, developed and recorded by Galactig. The app is voiced by presenter Nia Parry.

This resource contains six packages of resources relating to the basic core principles of Mathematics and Physics. They include problems and solutions, with the aim of increasing the Welsh terminology in the subjects and raising students' confidence in dealing with the subjects in Welsh. There is a set of examples and theory and practical exercises for each of the six topics covered.

This resource contains a series of maths fact and formula sheets, translated from the originals by the Mathcentre.

A video showing how water circulation in the north of the Atlantic Ocean affects the weather in Wales. The video was scripted and is presented by Jess Mead Silvester (a PhD student in Ocean Physics at the time).

This resource is designed to provide sports psychology support through the medium of Welsh to Welsh-speaking athletes. The aim is to fully understand performance anxiety.

This exciting and comprehensive book covers a wide range of themes studied in Geography, including human, physical and environmental processes. It is suitable for A level students, as well as students studying Geography at University. Winner of the Welsh-medium resource award in the Coleg Cymraeg's annual Associate Lecturers Awards.

Resources created from biodiversity workshops held with AS and A level students. The aim of the workshops was to provide students with experience of electrophoresis, PCR (Polymerase chain reaction) techniques and the ways in which they are applied.

A series of short film clips featuring Dr Heledd Iago demonstrating the various important steps in laboratory experiments and techniques across the Biological Sciences.

A resource pack including examples of how to use statistical techniques in an undergraduate thesis. It contains 12 self-training chapters for second-year students, including: the use of appropriate resources and data, instructions on how to use a Geographical Information System (GIS). The package includes a handbook and data files.

Max Weber is recognised as one of the foremost founders of modern sociology. This volume places him in the tradition of sociology and outlines some of his major contributions: his idea of 'verstehen' or 'sociological imagination', his involvement in the great debate about the relationship between capitalism and the Protestant religion, and his 'ideal types' or definitions of the basics of particular regimes.

An illustration of the life of Karl Marx: his ideas, the roots of his philosophy and his influence on the world. 

Emile Durkheim was the first to hold a university chair in sociology, and his ideas remain of fundamental importance to all who want to understand the origins of the subject. He adopted the image of society as an organism, each part of which has a particular role to play in ensuring the well-being of the whole body. His ideas include an analysis of the social origins of religion, in particular the suggestion that any religious worship is 'worship of society'; its emphasis on what he called 'anomie' as the root of dispute and unrest in the life of an individual and society; and his original and important study of suicide as a social phenomenon. His influence is seen in fields as diverse as criminology on the one hand and literary criticism on the other.