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The Bureal Local team including Charles Boutaud (third left) and Madhav Chinnappa of Google (second left)

Innovation award for developer-journalist Charles Boutaud

21 December 2017

MSc Computational Journalism graduate wins Press Gazette award.

New PhD Studentship in collaboration with Welsh Government

21 December 2017

The School of English, Communication and Philosophy and the School of Welsh are pleased to announce a new ESRC studentship for a PhD project on Welsh sociolinguistics

Two alumni selected for Composition: Wales

20 December 2017

Graduates from the School of Music have been selected for a BBC National Orchestra of Wales showcase project.

Professor Martin Kitchener with guest speakers

Public value, here to stay

20 December 2017

Event showcases social impact agenda in education, public and private sectors

Students make employability awards shortlist

20 December 2017

Three undergraduates up for coveted placement awards

School of Law and Politics celebrate Cardiff Law and Global Justice research centre

19 December 2017

The formal launch of a research centre that focusses on law, justice and globalization took place this November at the School of Law and Politics.

Dissertation recognition for graduate

19 December 2017

Recent graduate secures national recognition for her dissertation on gender and nationality in a post-conflict environment

Promoting employability for Welsh language graduates

19 December 2017

Careers event welcomes back five recent graduates

Nature Symphony by Arlene Sierra World Premiere

Nature Symphony by Dr Arlene Sierra premieres to fantastic reviews

18 December 2017

New symphony by Dr Sierra had its world premiere performed by the BBC Philharmonic Orchestra

Russian influence and interference measures following the 2017 UK terrorist attacks

18 December 2017

The level of influence and interference by Russian-linked social media accounts trying to engineer social division in the UK is considerably more extensive than has been reported to date