Discover in this final episode, how Juan Corcho Ruiz, a media and communications student, turned his year at Swansea University into a story of growth and connection. From football leagues to the Latin American Society, hear how he embraced trusting in his own capabilities through perseverance!

Darganfyddwch yn y bennod olaf hon, sut mae Juan Corcho-Ruiz, myfyriwr cyfryngau a chyfathrebu, wedi troi ei flwyddyn ym Mhrifysgol Abertawe yn stori o dwf a chysylltiad. O gynghreiriau pêl-droed i'r gymdeithas Ladin-Americanaidd, gwrandewch sut y daeth i ymddiried yn ei alluoedd ei hun trwy ddyfalbarhad!

Navigating homesickness is a challenge many face while studying abroad. In this episode, Youssef Gomaa, a media and communications student from Qatar, shares how student societies and a foundation year equipped him with skills and support to thrive in Swansea.

Mae ymdopi â hiraeth yn her mae llawer o bobl yn ei hwynebu wrth astudio dramor. Yn y bennod hon, mae Youssef Gomaa, myfyriwr y cyfryngau a chyfathrebu o Qatar, yn rhannu sut gwnaeth cymdeithasau myfyrwyr a'r flwyddyn sylfaen ei arfogi â'r sgiliau a'r cymorth i ffynnu yn Abertawe

Join us as we sit down with Srushti Shetty, a law graduate from India, who tells us how she made the most of her year at Swansea - specialising in IP law, taking on internships, and building a second home.

Ymuna â ni wrth i ni eistedd gyda Srushti Shetty, sydd wedi graddio yn y gyfraith o India, sy'n dweud wrthym sut y gwnaeth hi fanteisio i'r eithaf ar ei blwyddyn yn Abertawe - gan arbenigo yn y gyfraith ynghylch eiddo deallusol, ymgymryd ag interniaethau a chreu cartref oddi cartref.

We are joined by Basma Al Aufi, a law student from Oman, who shares her inspiring journey-from studying in Australia to completing her degree at Swansea University. Along the way, discover how Basma transformed her passion for reading into a meaningful community-building initiative with lasting impact.

Mae Basha Al Aufi, myfyriwr y Gyfraith o Oman, yn ymuno â ni ac yn rhannu ei thaith ysbrydoledig - o astudio yn Awstralia i gwblhau ei gradd ym Mhrifysgol Abertawe. Ar hyd y ffordd, darganfyddwch sut defnyddiodd Basma ei chariad at ddarllen i greu menter adeiladu cymuned ystyrlon ag effaith barhaus.

Join us as we sit down with Nenkang Sam-Mbok, a Chevening Scholar from Nigeria, who shares his incredible journey from aspiring aeronautic engineer to medical doctor, data scientist, and advocate for maternal health. He discusses how personal experiences led him to found the Rebecca Mbok Foundation.

Ymunwch â ni wrth i ni sgwrsio â Nenkang Sam-Mbok, sef ysgolhaig Chevening o Nigeria, sy'n rhannu ei daith anhygoel o ddarpar beiriannydd awyrenegol i feddyg meddygol, gwyddonydd data ac eiriolwr dros iechyd mamau. Mae'n trafod sut mae ei brofiadau personol wedi'i arwain at sefydlu Sefydliad Rebecca Mbok.

Join us as we sit down with Khushbu Nayer, a student from Zimbabwe, who talks about her transformative 4-year journey as a biomedical engineering student. Khushbu discovered how pursuing a degree that blends health and engineering can open doors to personal growth and community building.

Ymunwch â ni wrth i ni eistedd gyda Khushbu Nayer, myfyriwr o Zimbabwe, sy'n siarad am ei thaith anhygoel dros bedair blynedd fel myfyriwr peirianneg fiomeddygol. Gwnaeth Khushbu ddarganfod sut y gwnaeth astudio gradd sy'n cyfuno iechyd a pheirianneg agor drysau i dwf personol a meithrin cymuned.

Join us for an inspiring episode with Ruchika Nongrom from India, now pursuing her third degree in medicine at Swansea. She reflects on studying during COVID-19, embracing the Welsh outdoors, and leading student societies, all while fostering connections as a student ambassador.

Ymunwch â ni i gael eich ysbrydoli gan Ruchika Nongrom o India. Ar ôl ennill ei hail radd yn y DU, dechreuodd raglen Meddygaeth i Raddedigion Abertawe am ei thrydedd radd, mewn meddygaeth. Mae Ruchika yn trafod ei phrofiadau mewn prifysgol yng Nghymru yn ystod pandemig COVID-19, gan bwysleisio pwysigrwydd dysgu am eich amgylchfyd a mwynhau bod yn yr awyr agored.

In this episode we talk with Narottam Tiwari from Nepal, who shares his journey of adapting to life in the UK while pursuing a Master's in Healthcare Management at Swansea University. From overcoming cultural differences and loneliness to building connections through student societies and work, assisting new international students and supporting minority students' mental well-being, Narottam's story highlights the importance of going with the flow and embracing new experiences. He also discusses his aspirations to make a difference in healthcare both in the UK and back home in Nepal.

Haikaeli Gillard Kinyamagoha from Tanzania shares her journey in healthcare, with a focus on pharmaceuticals and indigenous practices. Through her platform, Balcony Series, she uses art to simplify and spread complex health information. One significant project, a short documentary titled "Mwanahiti," explores the Zaramo people's traditional methods of teaching sexual and reproductive health to young girls. Despite budget and cultural challenges, the project was successfully documented and showcased at the Zanzibar International Film Festival.

In this episode, we meet Barry, originally from China who has spent eight years in the UK. He’s now studying International Accounting and Finance after shifting from a Chemistry degree at the University of Bristol. Barry decided to pivot to accounting and finance, a field more aligned with his family's background in finance. Barry shares his experiences living in Swansea versus Bristol and his hometown in China. He also discusses his part-time job at a Swansea letting agency, which has offered financial support and valuable experience. Despite the tough job market and challenges of returning to offline interviews, Barry remains hopeful about his future in China.