Gregynog Hall is the Conference Centre for the University of Wales Institute, Cardiff (UWIC). It is located in the middle of the picturesque Welsh countryside, surrounded by the proverbial hills and the vales. Every semester, senior Masters and Bachelors students of Management make a trip to this wonderful location. In this 72-acre expanse of greenery, cut off from the rest of civilization, the students are put to the test in various skills and aspects of business and management. Workshops, role plays, group discussions, management games, outdoor exercises and the like are all packed into two days, making this an event that is not only a learning experience, but also provides students with a lot of fun too.

Students are divided into groups and they are exposed to skills such as team work, creativity, corporate presentations, time management, leadership, problem solving, negotiation, etc. These events provide students with a practical approach to learning which is very different from the methodology adopted in a classroom environment. Students learn through actions and by being faced with real life problems and managing available limited resources. The programme provides them with an opportunity to bond with other students and make new friends. It also enables them to visit another part of the United Kingdom and see new places.

The most important issue is that this management development programme is completely free for all LSC students, with all costs being borne by the School. It also provides variety in the teaching methodology and has a huge practical slant. There is further variety when the night falls, the Music Room at the Hall is opened up to a DJ. The students take a welcome break from the tight schedules of the day to let their hair down and boogie on the dance floor.

In short, Gregynog is a place not to be missed and an event that is guaranteed to create an indelible mark in the minds of the students.

Each STM programme has a dedicated coordinator who is responsible for the students' study experience. It is their role to help the students in any matters arising from their study from the time they enrol to the time they graduate. This means students at STM always have somebody to talk to about their learning experience and problems that they may face.

The campuses contains several large class rooms and lecture theatres and all of these are equipped with modern teaching amenities.

The library is located on the 11th floor of the Hannibal House campus and the stock comprises a loan and reference collection of all core texts and recommended readings, further reading material, a collection on study skills and research methodologies, electronic resources which cover books such as eBrary which contains more than 40,000 titles, EBSCO Host and Emerald which cover academic journals, newspapers, trade publications, company profiles and market research reports.  XreferPlus provides access to a selection of reference books from a total of 162, and includes encyclopaedias, dictionaries, thesauri, and books of quotations.  Students are given individual usernames and passwords to access these resources.  The leading UK daily newspapers are also in stock in hard copy.  There are subsidised photocopying facilities and unlimited access to the Internet. 

The computer labs are equipped with Pentium based terminals and students have access to Internet and e-mail facilities. The School provides hands-on training for students.

STM provides counselling service to students who may be facing difficulties with their studies or personal matters.

Each STM programme has a dedicated coordinator who is responsible for the students' study experience. It is their role to help the students in any matters arising from their study from the time they enrol to the time they graduate. This means students at STM always have somebody to talk to about their learning experience and problems that they may face.

London is home to many football clubs (Arsenal, Chelsea) and you will be quite close to all the main sporting events - Rugby at Twickenham, Cricket at the Oval and Lords, and Tennis at Wimbledon. Students' cricket practice takes place at the Oval.

For relaxation and recreation, both principal campuses have Student’s Common Rooms, well equipped with hot and cold drinks and snacks machines, pool tables and TVs. The basement at Chaucer House offers a comfortable seating area for meeting students and has WiFi facilities.  There are Notice Boards in Common Rooms and around the Colleges displaying information of interest to all students with details of school trips, sports days and parties, as well as important deadlines and contact numbers.