Get all the information you need to apply for a postgraduate taught or research course at Cardiff University, with our step-by-step guide. Cardiff University does not charge an application fee for any ...

We recommend all students and staff connect to our on-campus wireless network, eduroam. As well as providing the most secure connection, eduroam covers all University buildings, University-managed ...

Your student ID card offers proof of identity, library and e-learning access and the ability to gain entry to university buildings. You must collect your student ID card in person within 3 weeks of ...

Academic life at Cardiff University is challenging, innovative and rewarding. Our students learn from leading researchers and teachers who are driven by creativity and curiosity.

We need to imagine how the world can be different. We look at issues from multiple perspectives and challenge the status quo. Business schools aren’t normally explicit about making a big impact on ...

Our MSc Advanced Healthcare Practice programme aims to develop your knowledge, understanding and critical appreciation of the four pillars of advanced level practice. It offers you the opportunity to ...

This programme is aimed at registered Nurses, Midwives and other healthcare practitioners, within the UK, who aspire to develop and work at an advanced level of clinical practice, particularly where ...

The College of Biomedical and Life Sciences is a vibrant academic community, which undertakes innovative research and provides state-of-the-art learning facilities. Cardiff University School of ...

We host Open Days for both undergraduate and postgradaute students several times each year. If you are not able to attend an Open Day, find out more about visiting Cardiff University as an ...

Got a question about student life, a course or what it's really like to study at Cardiff? Our team of student ambassadors are ready and waiting to answer any of your questions. Academic life at ...

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Shared Parental Leave (SPL) has failed to encourage greater take-up by fathers, a new study from Cardiff University and the ...