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Global

Our global community includes students from more than 130 countries, as well as over 300 partner institutions around the world.

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Global partnerships

Spanning over 35 countries, our global partners offer a world of opportunity for staff and students.

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Global research

Our research brings a global perspective to critical issues such as the key to protecting ecosystems worldwide.

Our global community

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Global opportunities

Study, work or volunteer abroad during your degree for a life-changing experience.

European Exchange

Students from Europe can study with us for up to one year.

Study abroad in Cardiff

Overseas undergraduate students can study abroad in Cardiff for one or two semesters.

International scholarships

We offer a range of highly prestigious international scholarships designed to attract and reward the best students.

From visa and immigration advice to free transportation from the airport, Cardiff University cares about international students.

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News

Building together for transatlantic technology transfer

Universities and industry join forces in Marshall Land Research Alliance

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Cardiff astronomers to provide key technologies for revolutionary NASA mission

Astronomy Instrumentation Group to provide far-infrared filters and internal calibration sources to probe cold universe as part of UK PRIMA team

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Childhood in Oman’s mountains inspires undergraduate’s first research paper

Computer science third-year Arsalaan Ahmad led paper on mapping natural disasters with satellite AI

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Satellite assessments of recovery from climate stresses must be backed up by on-the-ground data, researchers argue

Study calls for closer integration between remote sensing and field ecology