Professor Oleg Golubchikov has led a major United Nations review examining urban development, spatial planning, housing and land management in Montenegro.
A new report examines how Wales can secure more public benefit from development, focusing on the link between land value capture and development viability in planning.
A public engagement project led by Dr Aled Singleton developed innovative ways for communities to explore and debate the future of energy supply systems across different global contexts.
Cardiff researchers team with BAFTA-Cymru winning cinematographer on film project about migration, architectural and urban histories, and intercultural heritage
A new study led by researchers at the School of Geography and Planning has shed light on a rarely explored aspect of rural life: the emotional wellbeing of those who support farmers.
Two outstanding Transport and Planning (MSc) students at the School of Geography and Planning have been recognised for their exceptional academic performance.
At the end of 2024, 3 students joined the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences as recipients of our inclusive PhD scholarships. We caught up with Nirushan to find out more about his project and his motivations for working in this area.
A new immersive walking tour, The Alternative Guide to the Glamorgan Building, invites staff, students and visitors to reflect on how our spaces shape — and are shaped by — issues of identity, belonging and inclusion.
The School applies critical thinking and practical knowledge in solving economic, environmental and social problems to address the grand challenges faced by human societies and places today.
