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Enter the dragons

18 September 2015

China’s Vice Premier to oversee launch of Welsh-Chinese college.

School scores highly for overall student satisfaction

13 August 2015

Cardiff Business School has scored 87% for overall student satisfaction in the 2015 National Student Survey (NSS).

6th Public Uni event sees academics present their research in bite-size chunks

10 August 2015

Five academics from Cardiff University’s Arts, Humanities and Social Science disciplines presented their research at the 6th Public Uni event held at Chapter Arts Centre, Thursday 6 August 2015.

MBA Prizegiving 2015 – celebrating MBA excellence

6 July 2015

Cardiff Business School recently hosted its MBA Prizegiving ceremony, honouring those students who have excelled during their time at the School.

Management consultancy – then, now and next?

25 June 2015

Cardiff Breakfast Briefing asks whether companies still need management consultants.

School signs two new MoUs with Malaysian institutions

18 June 2015

Cardiff Business School has signed MoUs (Memorandum of Understanding) with two respected institutions in Malaysia.

Constructing Excellence Award for £13.5m teaching centre

16 June 2015

The new £13.5m Postgraduate Teaching Centre at Cardiff Business School has picked up a major award at an event which celebrates the best of construction in Wales.

Cardiff Business School is no.1 for Marketing

9 June 2015

The Marketing & Strategy section at Cardiff Business School has been ranked in first position by a new study published in the Australasian Marketing Journal. Maryland, Rice, Dartmouth and Duke round out the top five.

Cardiff Business School student receives CIPD award

29 May 2015

Rachel Cook, a Cardiff Business School student from Tenby, was named Branch Student of the Year by the South East Wales arm of the CIPD at its annual awards dinner recently.

Alumnus and economics journalist talks recession and recovery at Cardiff Business School

30 April 2015

In this, the final week of the General Election campaign, economics and politics are more intertwined than usual, according to David Smith, Economics Editor of The Sunday Times.