Uwe.Ac.Uk Welsh Universities Achieve Cyber Gold Awards for Education Excellence
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- •USW is the first Welsh university to receive a second Gold ACE-CSE award.
- •UWE Bristol's Gold ACE-CSE status has been renewed until April 2029.
- •Both universities focus on hands-on learning and community outreach in cyber security.
The University of South Wales (USW) and UWE Bristol have both received Gold Academic Centre of Excellence in Cyber Security Education (ACE-CSE) awards from the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC). USW became the first Welsh university to secure this award for a second time, reflecting its commitment to cyber security education and outreach initiatives. UWE Bristol's award was renewed for another three years, recognizing its ongoing efforts in promoting cyber security education and community engagement. Both institutions emphasize hands-on learning, industry collaboration, and initiatives aimed at increasing diversity in the cyber workforce. The awards highlight the universities' roles in shaping future cyber security professionals and supporting national cyber security goals.
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