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)
Working to make
a better future
for Wales and the world
We put
our communities
at the heart of everything we do
Welcoming andambitious
we are truly a globaluniversity
A leadinguniversity
in the heart of athriving capital city
29 March 2017
School of Geography and Planning working with partnership funded to help tackle poverty in rural Wales
Geoff Tansey joins the School of Geography and Planning as Honorary Research Fellow
20 March 2017
The RGS-IBG Annual International Conference to be hosted by the School of Geography and Planning for the first time
17 March 2017
Cardiff University events asks if festivals are big business or memories for a lifetime
14 March 2017
Cardiff academic shares her expertise on impact
Professor Tim Lang joins the School of Geography and Planning in Honorary role
13 March 2017
Geography and Planning School graduate joins one of the UK’s largest planning consultancies
10 March 2017
Professor Kevin Morgan to help Greece develop new growth plan
27 February 2017
Workshop examines the relationship between human health and our environment.
7 February 2017
Cardiff academic joins UN policy workshop in Belgrade
MSc students visit one of the world’s largest cities
31 January 2017
Involving families is key to encouraging active travel in children
16 January 2017
New PhD opportunity to study engagement of people with their local neighbourhoods and landscapes
6 December 2016
School of Geography and Planning student awards for academic excellence
5 December 2016
Critical perspectives on food governance, justice and ethics
25 November 2016
Understanding how water choice influences community resilience.
21 November 2016
Cardiff hosts key event on the role of cities and regions in innovation
14 November 2016
School of Geography and Planning conference to address key challenges for future urban development
28 October 2016
Examining the wider impact of the Metro on people, arts and culture, the environment and the economy
20 October 2016
Cardiff academic presents her work on sustainable food cities at United Nations Conference
The School applies critical thinking and practical knowledge in solving economic, environmental and social problems to address the grand challenges faced by human societies and places today.
