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With three major higher education institutions, Cardiff is ideal for students. It’s young, it’s cool. It’s the capital of Wales.

The Millennium Stadium, International Arena and Wales Millennium Centre attract the biggest and best bands and shows.

It’s one of the top 10 shopping cities in the UK and is a breeding ground for a new generation of bands. It’s the home of Welsh rugby, international cricket, and the FA Cup finalists, Cardiff City. The city centre and Cardiff Bay waterfront bars, restaurants and clubs offer nightlife worthy of a capital city. It’s also one of the cheapest places for students to live.

 

It’s small and friendly and easy to get around but big enough to offer all the best bits of living in a major city.

Students satisfied with UWIC
UWIC leapt up the table of how universities were ranked by its students in the National Student Survey (NSS) 2010 and is the top new university in Wales when it comes to student satisfaction.

South Wales students get a ‘step-up’ to Uni
Like hundreds of successful A-level students, Alex Jones and Henna Ahmed are looking forward to life at university. However, their transition from school to university was eased by an innovative Cardiff University scheme designed to give pupils a ‘step-up’ into university.

University appoints new Deputy Vice-Chancellor
Cardiff University has appointed its first woman Deputy Vice-Chancellor in the University’s history. Alongside a number of other new appointments at senior level, Professor Treasure takes up the post having stepped down as the Dean of the School of Dentistry.

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