Researchers at Cardiff University, in collaboration with industry experts Euleria Health, have developed a virtual reality-based physiotherapy rehabilitation system that could help meet growing demand for musculoskeletal care by supporting people to manage their rehabilitation at home.
The School of Healthcare Sciences’ first Global-Civic Showcase brought colleagues and Global-Civic leads from across Cardiff University, students, partners and community organisations together to celebrate the impact of the School’s collaborative work in Wales and across the world.
Cardiff University physiotherapy students have gained first-hand experience of healthcare systems in South America through a unique international learning programme exploring physiotherapy practice, Welsh heritage and global healthcare challenges across Argentina and Brazil.
Seventy-two physiotherapy students from across Cardiff University’s undergraduate, pre-registration MSc and postgraduate taught MSc Physiotherapy programmes played a key role in supporting runners at the Cardiff Half Marathon on Sunday 4 October 2026.
Stroke survivors from across Cardiff and the Vale have improved their strength, balance and confidence through a Cardiff University programme that is supporting both community health and the development of the next generation of physiotherapists.
A major three-year research project led by Cardiff University has found that a new educational approach – Inclusive Prehabilitation (I-Prehab) – can strengthen cancer care workers’ confidence and knowledge in supporting people from all backgrounds to prepare for cancer treatment.
Midwives and maternity practitioners across Wales will soon have access to specialist training designed to strengthen care for women with complex pregnancies and improve outcomes for mothers and babies.
Cardiff University physiotherapy staff, students, recent graduates and alumni travelled to Vichy, France, from 21 to 25 July 2026 to support Wales Touch Rugby teams competing at the European Touch Rugby Championships.
The School of Healthcare Sciences has been awarded a three-year contract to deliver the NHS Blood and Transplant (NHSBT) Simulation National Training Programme from its facilities at Heath Park West.
The School of Healthcare Sciences celebrated the outstanding contribution of practice educators and practice supervisors at the 2026 Practice Education Awards.
Cardiff University's Midwifery Team has received the Chief Nursing Officer and Royal College of Midwives Wales Quality Innovation Award, recognising its work to create a more culturally inclusive learning environment for future midwives.
Six Cardiff University alumni are set to compete at the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games, with athletes representing Team Wales and Team Scotland across athletics, cycling and netball.
Cardiff University’s School of Healthcare Sciences has opened a new Radiography Simulation Suite, giving students access to realistic clinical training using modern imaging equipment before attending placement.
The Midwifery team has been awarded Gold accreditation through the Diverse Cymru Cultural Competence Scheme, recognising its strong commitment to inclusive education and anti-racist practice.
Cardiff University’s School of Healthcare Sciences was honoured to welcome Dr Edna Adan Ismail - midwife, educator, humanitarian, and globally recognised health leader - on Friday 13 February.
