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Impact of research and teaching showcased at National Eisteddfod

28 July 2022

Events will examine topics including children’s rights, politics, science and history

Plight of seafarers’ living conditions highlighted

7 July 2022

COVID-19 has heightened the need for better living conditions, academic says

Muslim mother and her son embrace and enjoy time in the city together.

Study highlights harm mothers and their children experience in the UK asylum system

6 June 2022

A PhD research student at Cardiff University’s School of Social Sciences has found that relationships between mothers and children are strained by the UK’s asylum system, with little support available for mothers.

Cardiff University pays tribute to Bobi Jones as it returns to Urdd National Eisteddfod

27 May 2022

Thousands expected to attend youth festival, where the University has a busy programme of events and will sponsor the Learner’s Medal

Woman with her eyes closed lying among leaves with flowers in her hair.

New study finds many Black communities living in a “pandemic within a pandemic”

24 May 2022

Research Fellow at School of Social Sciences finds link between the COVID-19 pandemic and the BLM movement.

School celebrates excellent results in REF 2021

12 May 2022

Sociology and Education achieve excellent research impact, quality and environment results.

A stack of books.

Professor of Sociology elected to prestigious Welsh Fellowship

11 May 2022

Professor Sin Yi Cheung elected as a Fellow of the Learned Society of Wales.

How young people learn about relationships and sexuality subject of new research project

26 April 2022

Data being gathered in collaboration with the NSPC

Illustration of a chain of people holding hands

Creating a National Care Service in Wales

1 April 2022

Director of Social Work appointed to expert panel on health and social care

Menthol cigarettes used by three fifths of young smokers in Wales prior to their ban

14 March 2022

Flavoured cigarette use by children has been overlooked, study finds