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A new exhibition bringing together the voices, memories and creativity of five communities from across Wales has been launched at St Fagans National Museum of History.

A Welsh graduate who began his learning journey with free Open University short courses is now celebrating qualifying as a teacher after progressing through each key stage of study offered by The Open University.

In this blog one of our students, Becky, tells the story of how she discovered she was dyslexic, found the support she needed, and gained the confidence to start working towards a degree she once thought was out of reach.

A major new report from The Open University and the Welsh Refugee Council has revealed the significant challenge many refugee women face when trying to access education and employment in Wales.

Artist and tutor Constantina Alexander accepted her degree in Maths and Physics from The Open University on Friday. She was among 600 OU students who received their qualifications at Newport’s ICC, during the university's Wales graduation ceremony.

In this Q&A, we hear from Stacey Pring, Partnerships Manager, and Alice Tetstall, Project Officer, who tell us more about how Pathways is helping people.

From coaching grass roots, to learning from Andrés Iniesta: we catch up with an OU graduate with a remarkable story.

In the two-part series, acclaimed Welsh actor Michael Sheen investigates claims about toxic ‘forever chemicals’ which have been concealed underground in different parts of Wales since the 1960s, causing worry for generations of local people.

Young people at Bridgend College have developed new confidence, skills and ideas for social change, through a joint project delivered by The Open University in Wales and its partners.

Last night at the National Eisteddfod, the Cabinet Minister for Education and the Welsh Language, Anna Brychan MS spoke about their priorities for teacher education.