Cardiff University

Founded in 1883, Cardiff University is established as one of Britain's leading research universities. The University is an ambitious and innovative university with a bold and strategic vision. It provides an educationally outstanding experience for the students. The students will be joining a diverse and inspiring academic community studying on courses that will help improve their career prospects along with access to specialist facilities and dedicated support.

The University is dedicated to promoting equality and recognize the advantages of a diverse student population. It welcomes students from a wide variety of groups that are often under-represented in Higher Education. Cardiff excels in education, research and innovation and is building strong international relationships whilst demonstrating its commitment to Wales. It offers more than 300 courses and many of its degree programmes benefit from a significant vocational and professional content, while others offer students the opportunity for a period of attachment to industry to gain experience and expertise.

Cardiff University is located in Cardiff, the capital city of Wales and is a friendly, compact and safe city with a great character and impressive heritage. The Cathays Park campus is home to the majority of Academic Schools. The Academic Schools based at Heath Park campus share a 53-acre site with the University Hospital Wales, a 900-bed hospital which is one of the largest in the UK.