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Newyddion

Myfyrwyr chweched dosbarth yn paratoi ar gyfer Lefelau A gydag Ysgol y Gymraeg

17 Medi 2014

Bu'n wythnos brysur iawn i Ysgol y Gymraeg yr wythnos ddiwethaf wrth inni gynnal Cwrs Cymraeg Caerdydd - cwrs deuddydd i fyfyrwyr y De-orllewin a'r De-ddwyrain sy'n astudio Safon Uwch neu Safon Uwch Gyfrannol Cymraeg.

Advancing gender equality in the arts

Gwella cydraddoldeb o ran y rhywiau yn y celfyddydau

16 Medi 2014

Y Brifysgol yn cael ei chydnabod am ei hymroddiad i hyrwyddo cydraddoldeb ac amrywiaeth

Jekyll and Hyde thrills new generation

Jekyll and Hyde thrills new generation

12 Medi 2014

Classic horror story reimagined as immersive gaming experience

NATO after the Wales summit

NATO after the Wales summit

3 Medi 2014

Security experts, NATO representatives and academics to examine challenges confronting the Alliance

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Routes into Languages Cymru secure funding from Welsh Universities

2 Medi 2014

Routes aims to bridge the gap between secondary and higher education by supporting events and workshops.

Future Leaders Summit

Future Leaders Summit

2 Medi 2014

Cardiff student to represent UK at international public diplomacy event

Experts explore risks of sitting down at work

Arbenigwyr yn archwilio risgiau eistedd i lawr yn y gwaith

1 Medi 2014

Mae arbenigwyr iechyd o Fôn i Fynwy Cymru yn dod at ei gilydd ar gyfer seminar ar risgiau ymddygiad eisteddog yn y gwaith

Prof Amanda Coffey

Meet our new Head of School: Professor Amanda Coffey

21 Awst 2014

Professor Amanda Coffey has begun her role as the new Head of School for Social Sciences.

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Discovering the impact of the horse meat scandal using social media

21 Awst 2014

Cardiff University researchers will discover public perceptions of the recent horse meat scandal for the first time by analysing social media data.

English voters want hard line on Scotland

English voters want hard line on Scotland

20 Awst 2014

People in England want a hard line to be taken with Scotland, whatever the outcome of the independence referendum, according to research led by Cardiff University’s Wales Governance Centre.