List of vice-chancellors Principal 1920 to 1926: Franklin Sibly; first principal 1927 to 1947: C. A. Edwards 1947 to 1959: John Fulton 1960 to 1965: J. H. Parry 1965 to 1974: Frank Llewellyn Jones 1974 to 1982: Robert Walter Steel 1982 to 1994 Brian Clarkson Vice-Chancellor 1994 to 2003: Robin Williams 2003 to 2019: Richard B. Davies 2019 onward: Paul Boyle Faculties and Schools Swansea University's academic departments are organised into three faculties, which include a total of eleven schools: Humanities and Social Sciences School of Culture and Communication School of Management Hillary Rodham Clinton School of Law School of Social Sciences Medicine, Health and Life Science Swansea University Medical School School of Psychology School of Health and Social Care Science and Engineering School of Aerospace, Civil, Electrical, General and Mechanical Engineering School of Mathematics and Computer Science School of Biosciences, Geography and Physics School of Engineering and Applied Sciences School of Culture and Communication The school offers courses in American studies; classics, ancient history, and Egyptology; English language, teaching English as a second or foreign language, and applied linguistics; English literature and creative writing; film and visual culture; history; media, communications, journalism, and public relations; modern languages, translation, and interpreting; and Welsh. In spring 2006, M Wynn Thomas and Dai Smith established the Library of Wales series as an offshoot of the school which has influenced Welsh Government policy to benefit the creative industries, cultural tourism and education. School of Management The School of Management is a leading UK provider of management, finance and accounting education, with 100% of its research rated internationally excellent or world-leading in the 2021 Research Excellence Framework. In 2015, the school relocated to the University's Bay Campus and is home to over 2,000 students, 150 members of staff and a range of industry partners, including The Bevan Commission, Fujitsu, Greenaway Scott, and AgorIP. The School of Management provides a range of undergraduate and postgraduate courses, including accounting and finance, business management, economics, tourism, and marketing. The school ranks in the UK top 30 for business and economics graduate prospects, and top 10 for accounting and finance. Alongside teaching, the school also houses various research centres including The Centre for Visitor Economy Research (CVER), Emerging Markets Research Centre (EMaRC), The Hawkes Centre for Empirical Finance, Swansea iLab, Welsh Economy Labour Markets Evaluation Research Centre (WELMERC), The Bevan Commission, The Centre for Health and Environmental Management