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Pathway to Social Science

Pathway students welcomed to the School of Social Sciences

12 October 2015

Head of School, Professor Amanda Coffey welcomed six former Pathway to Social Science students to this year’s undergraduate cohort.

Cyber Crime

As crime changes, so must policing approaches

8 October 2015

New research sheds light on “grave threat” of economic cybercrime

Building international research collaborations

7 October 2015

A number of our academics have successfully secured Cardiff University International Collaboration Seedcorn funding to support both incoming and outgoing international collaborative research activities; some of which are combined with an international student placement.

State of the Campus, 2015

Students tackle issues close to the heart in State of the Campus project

5 October 2015

For a number of years the School of Sciences has run the ‘State of the Campus’ research project in the first week of term for returning second year students.

Carly-jo and Sarah in NYC

Successful summer in New York for two students

1 October 2015

Two final year Social Science students – Carly-jo Rosselli and Sarah Fuller – have recently returned to Cardiff having just completed summer placements at the Murphy Institute.

tab on computer showing Twitter URL

Scientists combat cyber-attacks on Twitter

30 September 2015

University researchers develop intelligent system to identify malicious links spread through social media

Graduation

Catchment 22: school and local authority impact university chances

24 September 2015

New research shows HE participation differs according to postcode

After Paul Atkinson: the future of three research areas

23 September 2015

The School of Social Sciences recently hosted a two day event looking forward to developments in three key research areas.

School of Social Sciences academic recognised for contribution to educational research

15 September 2015

Dr Sara Delamont, Reader at the School of Social Sciences, received the British Educational Research Association’s John Nisbet Fellowship on Tuesday 15th September.

Conference to focus on how children in care can reach full potential

3 September 2015

For the first time in Wales, residential child care workers and foster carers will come together for a conference to discuss how to improve outcomes for children in care and those leaving care.