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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17 July 2017
Cardiff researchers identify Alzheimer’s risk genes
7 July 2017
Peer support for breastfeeding mothers is not available in many areas of the UK
23 June 2017
Realcan’s £1m funding for biomedical and clinical studies led by Cardiff University
22 June 2017
University community recognised for outstanding contribution
15 June 2017
Advanced Medical Simulation Online moves into life science incubator.
13 June 2017
Cardiff University School of Medicine’s Dr Simone Cuff recently spoke at Hay Festival Wales 2017.
6 June 2017
Jonny Benjamin and Neil Laybourn to give public talk at University
26 May 2017
Community-led regeneration in deprived neighbourhoods can improve the mental health of residents, concludes research by Cardiff University
22 May 2017
Referendum fallout is among Cardiff University events at 30th Hay Festival
19 May 2017
Researchers from across the University pick up prestigious medals from the Learned Society of Wales
17 May 2017
Sara Whittam and Dr Awen Iorwerth are Cardiff University's 2017 Welsh Education Champions.
16 May 2017
Cardiff University to perform stem cell transplant for Huntington’s disease
11 May 2017
New test more effective at predicting survival in blood cancer patients
9 May 2017
Professor Jamie Rossjohn elected to Fellowship of the Academy of Medical Sciences
27 April 2017
Research identifies risk over doctors’ ‘prescription of choice’
24 April 2017
The 4th China-United Kingdom Cancer Conference (CUKC) took place in Beijing on 23rd April 2017 in the China National Convention Center.
20 April 2017
Cardiff University chosen as centre for UK’s biggest dementia research initiative
13 April 2017
The BRAIN Unit’s Professor of Functional Neurosurgery, William Gray, successfully performs the first robot-assisted epilepsy procedure in Wales.
6 April 2017
This year’s Public Lecture Series ended on a high with a talk on 30 March 2017 from Professor Adam Balen from the Leeds Centre for Reproductive Medicine.
The Association of Surgeons in Training (ASiT) has awarded Rachel Hargest the 2017 Silver Scalpel Award.
The School is a major international centre for teaching and research, and committed to the pursuit of improved human health.
