95%
of our graduates were in employment and/or further study, due to start a new job or course, or doing other activities, such as travelling.
(HESA 2021)
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23 January 2018
Professor Peter Ghazal joins University to lead sepsis research
11 December 2017
Celebrated art of Dr Ria Poole demonstrates some of the hidden creative talent in the University’s research community
28 November 2017
New lipids discovery could reduce deaths from stroke and heart attack
27 November 2017
Cardiff alumnus recognised by British Council
24 November 2017
Sir Geraint Evans’ legacy lives on as University research unit extends its remit to cardiovascular disease
17 November 2017
Genome editing enhances T-cells for cancer immunotherapy
15 November 2017
Intensive glucose control in type 2 diabetes can have adverse effects
14 November 2017
Unique approach to treatment of rare and aggressive blood cancers
19 October 2017
A year in the life of Welsh student doctors
29 September 2017
Cardiff and Bristol research teams target improvements in emergency care
Life Sciences Challenge / Her Gwyddorau Bywyd 2017
28 September 2017
New method of tagging body's own transporters could lead to more effective treatments for life-threatening diseases
26 September 2017
New medical degree set to boost numbers of doctors choosing career in A&E in Wales
19 September 2017
Was Lady Macbeth’s torment or Cinderella’s disposition influenced by their DNA?
29 August 2017
‘Doctor on Your Wrist’ event explores healthcare and technology.
10 August 2017
Pioneering immunotherapy shows promise in type 1 diabetes
4 August 2017
Namibian pupils to launch health campaign as part of Cardiff University initiative to raise their aspirations
2 August 2017
Duo ride the length of Wales for LATCH
25 July 2017
Turbulent times examined by University experts at National Eisteddfod
17 July 2017
Assessing the impact of exercise programmes on people with Huntington’s disease
The School is a major international centre for teaching and research, and committed to the pursuit of improved human health.
