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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4 August 2016
University’s Professor Julie Williams appointed Deputy Director of world-leading resource
1 August 2016
Student doctors profiled in TV series
29 July 2016
Introduction of screening could significantly reduce lung cancer deaths
18 July 2016
Bill Mapleson Centre brings equipment testing and clinical education under one roof
6 July 2016
Women at risk of ovarian cancer need more guidance on their choices
16 May 2016
Study sheds new light on the disease
4 May 2016
Medical Students once again joined forces with the Rotaract Club in Cardiff to run four 'Knowing your Blood Pressure' blood pressure booths
28 April 2016
Scientists gain new insight into who is likely to benefit
14 April 2016
Trainees and young doctors less likely to disclose mental health issues
4 April 2016
2016 Clinical Teacher of the Year Awards
30 March 2016
Study find GPs prescribing ‘unnecessary’ antibiotics for toothache
9 March 2016
Professor Tim Rainer explains how lessons from WW2 can help Wales deliver emergency healthcare for the 21st century.
2 March 2016
Motivational technique could hold key to increasing breastfeeding rates
29 February 2016
Largest ever Welsh health research project launched
17 February 2016
Cardiff doctor is the first in Wales to recruit patients to trial a promising non drug related, non-invasive therapy
5 February 2016
British Heart Foundation Cymru funded scientists raise awareness to power more lifesaving discoveries.
21 January 2016
Simple blood test capable of detecting levels of leukaemia cells post chemotherapy
13 January 2016
Scientists re-engineer body’s immune system for safer and more effective cancer treatment
5 January 2016
The achievements of an internationally renowned medical geneticist have been recognised in the 2016 New Year’s Honours list.
15 December 2015
Julie Browne has been presented with the President’s Silver Medal by the Academy of Medical Educators.
The School is a major international centre for teaching and research, and committed to the pursuit of improved human health.
