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Take a tour of the school with current students.
Information on course content and structure.
Talk given by Dr Louise Macniven
Talk given by Ms Andrea Beetles
Talk given by Mrs Rose Smith
Talk given by Caroline Joll
Talk given by Dr Christopher Hood
Student ambassadors will be available after all talks to take visitors on a tour of the Business School
Talk given by Dr Tom Tatchell
A demonstration lecture highlighting the principles of chemical change: Professor Peter Edwards
Talk given by Dr Philip Davies
Talk given by Dr Neil Harris
An opportunity for students to ask questions on a one-to-one basis with academic staff.
An opportunity for students to ask questions on a one-to-one basis with academic staff
Talk given by Dr Steven Schockaert
Talk given by Dr Stuart Allen
Professor David Marshall
Talk given by Mr Mike Daley
Talk given by Dr Christine Mumford and Dr Wendy Ivins
The admissions tutor, academic staff and current students will be on hand to discuss our courses and answer your questions
Displays and interactive demonstrations of student activities and projects
The Heath Park Campus is home to five of the University's academic schools and the University Hospital of Wales, one of the largest in the UK
Talk given by Dr Andrew Kerr, School Director of Admissions.
Come and talk to admissions officers, staff and current students about our degree programmes at the Earth and Ocean Sciences School stand.
An introduction to the courses available and the admissions process in Cardiff with Dr Peter Theobald, Director of Undergraduate Admissions
Course specific tours of the School's laboratories and teaching facilities
This is a shortened repeat of the main 11.00am talk
Here you can ask questions to academic staff and current students.
Meet members of staff/students from Cardiff School of European Languages, Translation and Politics
The Heath Park Campus is home to five of the University's academic schools and the University Hospital of Wales, the third largest in the UK.
Meet staff and current students
This session will look briefly at qualifying as a Solicitor or Barrister in England and Wales. It considers the current challenges of finding a training position, and how our Law in the Real World portfolio of 'pro bono' (free legal advice) and other voluntary schemes can enhance a student's employability both within the legal profession and the wider jobs market.
Collect course information and meet staff and students
Individual tours of the department will be available for visitors.
Meet the admissions tutors and find out more about sandwich courses and placements. Meet current students to discuss what it is really like to be a Maths student at Cardiff.
A display including modelling the spread of AIDS, modelling in neuroscience, statistics in market research and operator algebra.
Staff and current students will be present to answer individual questions.
A presentation about studying Maths at Cardiff and a summary of some of the research being undertaken
Dr Derek Lang
Professor Aled Phillips, Admissions Sub Dean with questions and answers.
Talk given by Dr Stephen Riley
Visit our £18 million state-of-the-art building, hear about life as a Cardiff medical student, see our simulation and clinical skills facilities, look around the library and talk to academic staff and current medical students. You are welcome to stay for as little or as long as you like.
The last bus to leave Main Building will be at 14:15 and the last bus to leave the Heath Park Campus will be at 15:15.
The Heath Park Campus is home to five of the University's academic schools and the University Hospital of Wales, one of the largest in the UK.
This talk is specifically for prospective students and will include an outline of requirements and our admissions procedure. Students will also be available to talk about student activities. This will be followed by a question and answer session
With concerts coming up in May the orchestra will be rehearsing works by Purcell, Bach and Handel
Come and see what happens in a real lecture (you will not be obliged to stay for the entire class!) This week's lecture will be on Beethoven's Ninth Symphony.
Come and see what happens in a real lecture (you will not be obliged to stay for the entire class!)
Come and see what happens in a real lecture (you will not be obliged to stay for the entire class!) This week's lecture will be about the development of the piano in the Romantic and Modern era and its effect on performance style - Professor Keith Hamilton.
In their final year students can opt to give a 30 minute public recital. Part of the training for this module includes an advanced performance class. Come and see how the students are put through their paces in preparation for the lunchtime concert.
Computing facilities including specialist music software (Sibelius) and the School's Web pages
Staff and students will be available to answer any questions and to show visitors around the building.
This exhibition will include some of the major publications by members of staff. Library staff will be available to show visitors the library facilities and to answer questions.
Second and third year studio composition students will be demonstrating the studio facilities including Logic and ProTools digital editing equipment.
Visit the Heath Park Campus to tour the School's state-of-the-art Clinical Simulation Suite, in which nurses and midwives learn hands-on skills in a simulated hospital environment, and the new £18 million Cochrane Building
Hourly tours will provide an introduction to the study of Optometry and the facilities available at Cardiff, including the School's Eye clinic.
Try to create a drug to cure asthma, using virtual technology
Role of the pharmacist in feeding patients unable to eat.
A demonstration of the use of micro-needles to deliver drugs to the skin.
A quick overview of the courses and facilities on offer here and an overview of the research areas you could get involved with as an undergraduate.
Find out about the kind of jobs physics graduates do in a rough guide to the variety of places where our students end up after they graduate: Dr Annabel Cartwright
For the last three millennia magnets have influenced our lives. From finding our way around the globe using a compass to the latest technology looking inside our bodies magnets have likely impacted everybody reading this sentence. Globally we spent about 20 billion US dollars on magnets last year and this is likely to rise as we find more and more uses for magnets. Posing the question "How many magnets do you own?" this talk will highlight the attraction of magnets!
Come and find out more about studying here and chat to current students and staff
Talk given by Dr. Marc Buehner
This session will provide you with the opportunity to engage directly with current students. It will provide the chance to discuss some key sociological concepts but also to informally discover what it is like to be a student in the School of Social Sciences.
This talk will introduce our degree programmes in Criminology, Education, Social Policy (Half Degree), Social Sciences, Sociology and pathway programmes accredited by the British Psychological Society (BPS).
A tour of the School with current students
Meet Admissions Tutors and Current Students
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