95%
of our graduates were in employment and/or further study, due to start a new job or course, or doing other activities, such as travelling.
(HESA 2021)
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14 June 2016
New project offers insight into connections between people, literature and land
Cardiff University-led research shows eurosceptic regions have most to lose from EU withdrawal
7 June 2016
New Evidence Information Service to help link politicians with academic experts.
3 June 2016
Professor of Practice in Connectivity, Mark Barry to examine opportunities of South Wales Metro.
2 June 2016
International project explores use of green infrastructure
1 June 2016
Changing the way Wales supports homeless people
10 May 2016
Professor Roberta Sonnino has participated in the International Forum on Food Security Coordination.
21 April 2016
Cardiff academic examines the potential effect of UK exit from the EU on land use planning and the environment.
11 April 2016
New prize award announced for MSc Geography and Planning students
8 April 2016
The School of Geography and Planning welcomes delegation from Karnataka State, India.
6 April 2016
Exploring practical solutions and developing best practice on key food issues.
5 April 2016
Eco-City Master Students return from a field study visit to Indonesia.
29 March 2016
School of Geography and Planning MSc student awarded the John Heasman Bursary Prize
9 March 2016
How far could you get on your wit and charm alone?
15 February 2016
Robert Chapman (MSc 2012) hopes to raise £25,000 for Motor Neurone Disease Research following the death of a friend and business colleague.
5 February 2016
Fifty year anniversary event to take the long view on homelessness in Great Britain.
27 January 2016
Inaugural Welsh Retail Summit will consider the increasing polarization of our high streets.
11 January 2016
The School of Geography and Planning celebrates its 50th anniversary in 2016 with a change of name and a series of events.
24 November 2015
Students from the School of Planning and Geography recently made an impact on food communities in Cardiff through their live project modules.
Dr Kate Boyer to share research with Westminster MPs
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