What does CAWCS stand for?

Centre for Advanced Welsh and Celtic Studies (UK)

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It also provides services to the higher education sector in Wales, such as the Gregynog study and conference centre and the University of Wales Press, and runs a world class research centre for Advanced Welsh and Celtic Studies.

University backs Innovation prize; PRIFYSGOL UNIVERSITY CYMRU OF WALES

This title is the result of a research project carried out at the University of Wales Centre for Advanced Welsh and Celtic Studies, and its thorough scholarship will make this book a necessity to any person in the field of Celtic studies.

An atlas for Celtic studies; archaeology and names in ancient Europe ...

He works at the Centre for Advanced Welsh and Celtic Studies at Aberystwyth university.

Writers on short list for a major new literary prize