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0: Aberconway Hall
Aberconway Hall is situated next to Cardiff Business School and only a short walk from the Humanities Building, Cardiff Law School and the Main Campus.
For facilities, pricing and more information visit the Residences website.
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1: Aberdare Hall
Aberdare Hall was built in 1893 and retains many interesting period features. It is adjacent to the Main Campus, opposite the Law School and offers both catered and self catered accommodation. It is a female-only hall.
For facilities, pricing and more information visit the Residences website.
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2: Allensbank House
Allensbank House is ideally placed for students studying at the Heath Park Campus and is also within walking distance of the Main Campus.
Cardiff University is working in partnership with this private hall of residence, owned and managed by Liberty Living, which means we are able to offer this hall to Cardiff University students.
Cardiff University is working in partnership with this private hall of residence, owned and managed by Liberty Living, which means we are able to offer this hall to Cardiff University students.
For facilities, pricing and more information visit the Residences website.
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3: Cartwright Court
Cartwright Court is a small, quiet hall located in a residential area close to the good local shopping area in Albany Road. It is within walking distance of both the Main Campus and Heath Park Campus.
For facilities, pricing and more information visit the Residences website.
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4: Colum Hall
Colum hall is situated opposite Cardiff Business School and only a short walk from the Humanities Building, Cardiff Law School and the Main Campus.
For facilities, pricing and more information visit the Residences website.
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5: Gordon Hall
Gordon Hall is a small, quiet hall located in a residential area and is particularly convenient for those studying Mathematics, Physics and Astronomy, Engineering or Computer Science..
For facilities, pricing and more information visit the Residences website.
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6: Hodge Hall
Hodge Hall is a small, postgraduate hall of residence close to the Main Campus, Arts & Social Studies Library and Humanities Building.
For facilities, pricing and more information visit the Residences website.
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7: Roy Jenkins Hall
Roy Jenkins Hall is a small hall of residence less than a mile from the Main Campus, in the popular student suburb of Cathays. It is close to a good local shopping area which includes two supermarkets.
For facilities, pricing and more information visit the Residences website.
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8: Senghennydd Court
Senghennydd Court is close to the Main Campus, the Students’ Union and the city centre and is also particularly convenient for students studying Mathematics, Engineering, Physics and Astronomy or Computer Science.
For facilities, pricing and more information visit the Residences website.
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9: Senghennyd Hall
Senghennydd Hall is a part catered residence situated within a very short distance of the Main Campus and ideal for students studying Mathematics, Physics and Astronomy, Engineering or Computer Science.
For facilities, pricing and more information visit the Residences website.
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10: Talybont Court
Talybont Court is part of the Talybont complex which is the largest of the University’s residences and provides a range of social amenities including excellent sports facilities. This purpose-built development is situated close to large areas of parkland and is a short walk or cycle to most of the academic buildings.
For facilities, pricing and more information visit the Residences website.
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11: Talybont North
Talybont is the largest of the University’s residences and provides a range of social amenities and excellent sports facilities. This purpose-built development is situated in pleasant grounds close to large areas of parkland. It is a short walk or cycle to most of the academic buildings, including the Heath Park Campus.
For facilities, pricing and more information visit the Residences website.
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12: Talybont South
Talybont South is part of the Talybont complex which is the largest of the University’s residences and provides a range of social amenities including excellent sports facilities. This purpose-built development is situated close to large areas of parkland and is a short walk or cycle to most of the academic buildings.
For facilities, pricing and more information visit the Residences website.
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13: University Halls
University Hall is a large hall with a lively, friendly atmosphere. It is a short walk or cycle to the Heath Park Campus and less than 2 miles from the Main Campus. The University has a bus service operating between University Hall and both the Main Campus and Heath Park Campus which provides students with transport throughout the day, Monday to Friday. This service is provided as part of the residences package for University Hall, so you do not need to pay each time you use the University bus service.
For facilities, pricing and more information visit the Residences website.
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14: Cardiff University's International Office
2-4 Park Grove is the home of Cardiff University's International Office. Pop by if you need any help at any stage of your application or once you are living in Cardiff. Alternatively, you can email us at international@cardiff.ac.uk or call us on +44 (0)29 2087 4432.
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15: Arts and Social Sciences Library
The Arts and Social Sciences Library is a large multi-floor library catering for the Arts and Social Science courses run at the University, it also includes a designated Law Library on the second floor.
A large range of facilities that are available for students of any discipline can be found at this Library, including a Short Loan Collection, a Reference Collection and the University's Special Collections and Archives (SOCAR).
There is also the innovative 'e-Lounge' in the lower ground floor which incorporates networked PCs, study rooms and a lounge area.
More information on the Arts and Social Sciences Library, including opening times, can be found on their webpage.
A large range of facilities that are available for students of any discipline can be found at this Library, including a Short Loan Collection, a Reference Collection and the University's Special Collections and Archives (SOCAR).
There is also the innovative 'e-Lounge' in the lower ground floor which incorporates networked PCs, study rooms and a lounge area.
More information on the Arts and Social Sciences Library, including opening times, can be found on their webpage.
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16: Bute Building
Bute Building is a grade II listed building owned by Cardiff University. It currently houses the Welsh School of Architecture and the Cardiff School of Journalism, Media and Cultural Studies.
It is of a neoclassical design and the building was opened in 1916. The building has six Roman Doric columns in the front of the building and includes the Birt Acres Lecture Theatre.
It is of a neoclassical design and the building was opened in 1916. The building has six Roman Doric columns in the front of the building and includes the Birt Acres Lecture Theatre.
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17: CUBRIC Building
The Cardiff University Brain Research Imaging Centre (CUBRIC) is a University facility operated and supported by the School of Psychology. CUBRIC provides access to state-of-the-art brain scanning technologies, including structural and functional magnetic resonance imaging (MRI and fMRI), electro- and magneto-encephalography (EEG and MEG), and transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS).
These facilities support world-leading, cross-university, collaborative research projects that encompass four main research themes: Imaging Science, Clinical Applications, Neuroscience and Genomic Imaging.
These facilities support world-leading, cross-university, collaborative research projects that encompass four main research themes: Imaging Science, Clinical Applications, Neuroscience and Genomic Imaging.
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18: Eastgate House
EastGate House is the convieniently located city-centre location for the School of Nursing and Midwifery Studies.
EastGate House offers an exceptional learning environment, newly refurbished and includes excellent equipment. The Children’s, Mental Health and Midwifery nursing lecturers and students are based here, together with the Research arm of the School.
Classrooms, tutorials and IT facilities are available on site; library facilities are based at the nearby Trevithick Library.
EastGate House offers an exceptional learning environment, newly refurbished and includes excellent equipment. The Children’s, Mental Health and Midwifery nursing lecturers and students are based here, together with the Research arm of the School.
Classrooms, tutorials and IT facilities are available on site; library facilities are based at the nearby Trevithick Library.
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19: Glamorgan Building
The Glamorgan Building has been owned by Cardiff University since 1997 and currently houses the School of Social Sciences and the School of City and Regional Planning.
It was built in 1912, in a neoclassical style, designed by the architects Vincent Harris and Thomas Anderson Moodie who won a competition to design it in 1909, it is built from Portland Stone::text like many other buildings in the Cathays Park civic centre.
It was built in 1912, in a neoclassical style, designed by the architects Vincent Harris and Thomas Anderson Moodie who won a competition to design it in 1909, it is built from Portland Stone::text like many other buildings in the Cathays Park civic centre.
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20: Julian Hodge building
The Julian Hodge building forms part of Cardiff Business School. It has many useful facilities that are not just for Business School students. There is a café on the ground floor, a snack bar on the first floor, a 400-seat lecture theatre and the Julian Hodge Study Centre.
The study centre houses a large IT workstation room with over 150 networked PCs, as well as meeting and training rooms that can be booked by individuals and groups.
The study centre houses a large IT workstation room with over 150 networked PCs, as well as meeting and training rooms that can be booked by individuals and groups.
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21: Main Building
The Main Building at Cardiff University is a striking example of early 20th Century architecture designed by William Douglas Caroe. It is built in bright white Portland stone.
Today, the School of Chemistry, the School of Earth and Ocean Sciences and part of the School of Biosciences are housed here.
The impressive Science Library can also be found here, as well as a cafe and various study areas.
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22: School of Biosciences
The School of Biosciences provides a dynamic and stimulating research environment with impressive modern facilities and high-calibre research-active staff.
The Cardiff School of Biosciences is one of the largest bioscience departments in the UK with over 100 academic staff, ~150 research staff, more than 160 postgraduates and ~2000 undergraduate students. Supported by state-of-the-art facilities, its topical courses and cutting-edge research spans the full range of the Life Sciences from whole (eco) systems to molecular biology.
The Cardiff School of Biosciences is one of the largest bioscience departments in the UK with over 100 academic staff, ~150 research staff, more than 160 postgraduates and ~2000 undergraduate students. Supported by state-of-the-art facilities, its topical courses and cutting-edge research spans the full range of the Life Sciences from whole (eco) systems to molecular biology.
The International Office met a PhD student who is working with the School of Biosciences:
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23: Cardiff Business School
Cardiff Business School one of the leading business schools in the UK and has a global reputation for research, teaching and learning. A faculty of international repute delivers high quality educational programmes to 2,500 students a year, 700 of which are postgraduate students.
One of the programmes that is offered at postgraduate level is the MSc in Logistics and Operations Management, we chatted to a current student:
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24: School of City and Regional Planning
Cardiff School of City and Regional Planning (CPLAN) is one of the world’s leading centres for teaching and research in the urban, regional, rural, spatial and geographical social sciences. We are a multi-disciplinary applied human geography and urban studies school that for over half a century has been the premier school in the UK for spatial planning research and professionally accredited education.
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25: School of Dentistry
The School of Dentistry is located at the University Dental Hospital on Cardiff University’s Heath Park campus, a 53-acre site shared with the University Hospital of Wales. Progressive healthcare education and patient care are successfully integrated with world famous research facilities in this major teaching and research centre. The academic and clinical staff within the School are recognised as being world-leading experts in their fields, providing valuable clinical services to the people of Wales in addition to their academic responsibilities.
The International Office met a current post-grad student who took us on a tour of the Dental School:
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26: School of Engineering
The Cardiff School of Engineering is an integrated School with a reputation for the highest quality teaching and research. It is renowned for its up to date teaching and research facilities and its strong links with industry.
Here's the School of Engineering's websiteThe newly renovated Trevithick Library can be found here, the video below shows you the fantastic facilities that are on offer.
Here's the School of Engineering's websiteThe newly renovated Trevithick Library can be found here, the video below shows you the fantastic facilities that are on offer.
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27: School of English, Communications and Philosophy
With its unique mix of disciplines, the Cardiff School of English, Communication, and Philosophy (‘ENCAP’) offers an exciting range of undergraduate and postgraduate programmes, informed by its dynamic and highly successful research culture.
One of the largest units in the University, the School has over a thousand students (more than one hundred of them postgraduates) and over fifty full-time academic staff, as well as research associates on funded projects in its various research centres and groups, all of whom are supported by an experienced team of administrators and technicians. National Student Satisfaction surveys confirm our sense that our students find this a friendly and exciting place to study.
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28: School of Healthcare Studies
The School of Healthcare Studies is the leading provider of education for Allied Health Professionals in Wales and one of the leading Schools in the United Kingdom. It provides pre-registration programmes, recognised by the UK Health Professions Council, in Occupational Therapy, Operating Department Practice, Physiotherapy, Diagnostic Radiography and Radiotherapy & Oncology.
It also offers a wide range of post registration and postgraduate programmes. This provision is supported by its rapidly developing research profile and its links to a wide range of clinical placement providers throughout Wales.
It also offers a wide range of post registration and postgraduate programmes. This provision is supported by its rapidly developing research profile and its links to a wide range of clinical placement providers throughout Wales.
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29: School of History, Archaeology and Religion
The School of History, Archaeology & Religion is a well-resourced centre with a strong reputation for its research and research-led teaching.
We are a community of researchers and teachers, undergraduates and postgraduates, devoted to the study of the past from prehistoric times to contemporary societies. Having all these disciplines in one School brings many advantages to staff and students.
We are able to offer a huge range of taught modules with a wide measure of choice and flexibility within and between disciplines. It is called a School rather than a department because of its size and the breadth of the subject interests available.
We are a community of researchers and teachers, undergraduates and postgraduates, devoted to the study of the past from prehistoric times to contemporary societies. Having all these disciplines in one School brings many advantages to staff and students.
We are able to offer a huge range of taught modules with a wide measure of choice and flexibility within and between disciplines. It is called a School rather than a department because of its size and the breadth of the subject interests available.
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30: School of Journalism, Media and Cultural Studies
The Cardiff School of Journalism, Media and Cultural Studies is a world-leading centre for media teaching and research.
The School has been a pioneer in journalism education since the 1970s, and is a world renowned centre for the study of all aspects of journalism, media and cultural studies.
The School combines a long-standing record of excellence in teaching and journalism training with an outstanding research portfolio – with over 40 awards from a wide range of Research Councils, Foundations, Charities and the media industry since 2001.
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31: Cardiff Law School
Cardiff Law School is a large, well resourced centre of excellence which plays a full role in serving the University in its mission as one of the UK's leading research institutions.
Cardiff Law School have produced a number of useful videos for prospective Law students.The International Office met Zeher Chadi, a Law School scholarship winner:
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32: School of Mathematics
The School of Mathematicsis conveniently located on Senghennydd Road, just 5 minutes walk from the Students' Union and both Senghennydd Court and Hall.
Teaching within the School is research led which reflects the focus of the school. Students are taught by internationally recognised scholars who are themselves shaping the future of their respective fields.
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33: School of Medicine
The mission of the School of Medicine is to pursue the highest standards of research, education and training, in medicine and related subjects, so as to enhance the health and wealth of the people of Wales and the wider world.
The School of Medicine at Cardiff is one of the largest in the UK, employing nearly 500 academic and 300 support staff. Over 1000 undergraduate and 1100 postgraduate students are currently enrolled on medical and science courses.
The School’s major Undergraduate Programme is the MBBCh in Medicine.
This is a modern integrated five-year curriculum, delivered in partnership with the School of Biosciences with additional contributions from Psychology and Social Science. Clinical placement teaching occurs in partnership with over a dozen NHS Trusts and over 150 General Practices, covering the whole of Wales. This ‘hub and spoke’ model gives a unique diversity of clinical learning experience in both hospital and community settings.
The School of Medicine at Cardiff is one of the largest in the UK, employing nearly 500 academic and 300 support staff. Over 1000 undergraduate and 1100 postgraduate students are currently enrolled on medical and science courses.
The School’s major Undergraduate Programme is the MBBCh in Medicine.
This is a modern integrated five-year curriculum, delivered in partnership with the School of Biosciences with additional contributions from Psychology and Social Science. Clinical placement teaching occurs in partnership with over a dozen NHS Trusts and over 150 General Practices, covering the whole of Wales. This ‘hub and spoke’ model gives a unique diversity of clinical learning experience in both hospital and community settings.
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34: School of Music
The School of Music at Cardiff University is one of the most vibrant in the UK.
It is home to about 240 undergraduate and 40 postgraduate students, 17 full-time and almost as many part-time academic staff, five academic support staff, and a large number of part-time tutors, many of whom are members of the BBC National Orchestral of Wales or Welsh National Opera. The School has a high reputation, monitored by external examiners and assessors, for the quality of its undergraduate and postgraduate programmes.
The School of Music is also noted for the international significance of its research (it was awarded an excellent '5' rating in the 2001 UK Research Assessment Exercise).
It is home to about 240 undergraduate and 40 postgraduate students, 17 full-time and almost as many part-time academic staff, five academic support staff, and a large number of part-time tutors, many of whom are members of the BBC National Orchestral of Wales or Welsh National Opera. The School has a high reputation, monitored by external examiners and assessors, for the quality of its undergraduate and postgraduate programmes.
The School of Music is also noted for the international significance of its research (it was awarded an excellent '5' rating in the 2001 UK Research Assessment Exercise).
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35: School of Nursing and Midwifery Studies
Cardiff School of Nursing and Midwifery Studies is a dynamic, innovative and forward looking School with recognised excellence in learning, teaching and research; committed to the development of nursing and midwifery knowledge which directly improves health outcomes and health care for patients.
The world of nursing and midwifery is constantly changing, and we are aware of the need to be responsive to new ideas and new developments. The School wants to be recognised nationally and internationally for the quality and impact of our contribution to excellence in health and social care.
The School is proud of its friendly environment fostered by close interaction between staff and students, and an active Midwifery and Nursing Society.
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36: School of Optometry & Vision Sciences
The School of Optometry & Vision Sciences is the only optometric training department in Wales, and one of the largest in the UK, with 28 academics, 4 clinicians, 17 post-doctoral fellows, 42 post-graduate students, and 12 School staff. In addition, we have a large number of visiting lecturers who support the clinical supervision of undergraduate students.
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37: School of Pharmacy
The Welsh School of Pharmacy is one of twenty six UK schools of pharmacy and the only one in Wales. For nearly a century, the School has cultivated a strong tradition of innovative pharmaceutical education, scientific research and service to pharmacy profession, especially in Wales.
Judged by nationally recognised standards, the School is one of the top UK schools of pharmacy. Our research output is considered to be predominantly of international standing.
We were awarded an excellent for the quality of our teaching and learning in the last TQA and pharmacy teaching at Cardiff always features at or near the top of national league tables of excellence.
Judged by nationally recognised standards, the School is one of the top UK schools of pharmacy. Our research output is considered to be predominantly of international standing.
We were awarded an excellent for the quality of our teaching and learning in the last TQA and pharmacy teaching at Cardiff always features at or near the top of national league tables of excellence.
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38: School of Psychology
Cardiff University's School of Psychology is one of the largest and best departments in the UK. We offer outstanding undergraduate and postgraduate teaching informed by international cutting-edge research. The last Teaching Quality Assessment judged our teaching ‘Excellent’, and we consistently obtain the highest scores possible for our research (see RAE 2008).
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39: School of Social Sciences
Cardiff School of Social Sciences is a large School with over 160 staff and a thousand undergraduate and postgraduate students. The 2008 Research Assessment Exercise rated almost all of its research to be of an international standard with 55% of it either “world leading” or “internationally excellent”. This rating, together with the size of the School, places it amongst the top five centres in the UK.
Our teaching is research led and also reflects the School’s inter-disciplinary focus. Here, undergraduates and postgraduates are taught about the latest ideas within the social sciences by internationally recognised scholars who are themselves shaping the future of their respective fields
Our teaching is research led and also reflects the School’s inter-disciplinary focus. Here, undergraduates and postgraduates are taught about the latest ideas within the social sciences by internationally recognised scholars who are themselves shaping the future of their respective fields
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40: Welsh School of Architecture
The Welsh School of Architecture [wsa] has a reputation of being one of the best schools in the UK and for the past two years it has been voted the UK’s top School of Architecture in the Times Higher Educational Supplement league table. Its holistic approach to design embraces all aspects of architecture. The learning experience is focused around the studio project, based on the traditional one-to-one approach to design teaching. The studio culture is strong and the School has recently invested in improving and expanding its studio and workshop facilities.
Our graduates have a reputation for being able to design buildings that combine aesthetics with performance and build ability. They are therefore very much in demand and are to be found in leading practices throughout the world.
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41: Cardiff Students' Union
The Students' Union building is situated directly over the main railway going north from Cardiff to the South Wales Valleys, adjacent to the Cathays railway station.
The Union aims to promote the interests of its students, with the inclusion of the ARC (Advice and Representation Centre) to help students with all manner of issues.
It has a shop, a restaurant, a pub (The Taf), a Night Club (Solus) and houses the studios of Xpress Radio (which is broadcast throughout the union), gair rhydd (Welsh for 'Free Word') student newspaper, Quench the student lifestyle magazine and the newly developed Cardiff Union TV (CUTV).
Its biggest student services are the Athletic Union and Societies Membership, the Athletic Union having within the region of 5000 students actively registered each year.
The Union aims to promote the interests of its students, with the inclusion of the ARC (Advice and Representation Centre) to help students with all manner of issues.
It has a shop, a restaurant, a pub (The Taf), a Night Club (Solus) and houses the studios of Xpress Radio (which is broadcast throughout the union), gair rhydd (Welsh for 'Free Word') student newspaper, Quench the student lifestyle magazine and the newly developed Cardiff Union TV (CUTV).
Its biggest student services are the Athletic Union and Societies Membership, the Athletic Union having within the region of 5000 students actively registered each year.
It also houses a number of shops, including Cardiff Student Letting , Blackwell's bookshop and the Jobshop.
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42: Cardiff University Fitness & Squash Centre
The Fitness & Squash Centre - Park Place is located in the heart of the city centre campus and offers a friendly, personal approach to Health and Fitness.
The Fitness Centre on Park Place offers a variety of top of the range Cardio Equipment, Resistance Equipment, and there is also a Free Weights Area.
The Exercise Studio which holds a mixture of classes is located above the main gym and the Squash Centre can be found at the back of the Students Union.
To find out more about the classes that are on offer and the membership packages available visit the Health and Fitness website.
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43: Cardiff University Health Centre
The University operates a Health Service to supplement that provided by your General Practitioner (Doctor).
The Health Centre is open from 9.00 a.m. to 4.30 p.m. Monday to Friday. A slightly restricted service is available during the recesses. For appointments or to speak to a nurse, please phone (do not email). You may also call in without an appointment.
Email: health@cardiff.ac.uk
Phone: (029) 2087 4810
Address:
47 Park Place
Cardiff
CF10 3AT
The Health Centre is open from 9.00 a.m. to 4.30 p.m. Monday to Friday. A slightly restricted service is available during the recesses. For appointments or to speak to a nurse, please phone (do not email). You may also call in without an appointment.
Email: health@cardiff.ac.uk
Phone: (029) 2087 4810
Address:
47 Park Place
Cardiff
CF10 3AT
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44: Cardiff University Sports Training Village
Sports Training Villagehosts the majority of indoor sports clubs and is also the location of 3 artificial floodlit pitches. It is an integral part of the large halls of residence site at Talybont.
Inside there are two large multi-purpose sports halls, a fitness suite, and a martial arts dojo. As well as changing facilities and refreshments.
Outside is the impressive new 3rd Generation Pitch, as well as an artificial grass Hockey pitch, Netball and Tennis Courts. All of the outside facilities are floodlit.
For more information about the facilities on offer and how to book, please visit their website.
For information on the wide range of sports clubs and teams that you can join - check out the Athletic Union, part of the Students' Union.
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45: Careers and Graduate Services
The Careers Service works with students, graduates, postgraduates, employers, and University staff, to deliver a highly respected and valued service.
We offer a wide range of careers advice and information, workshops, employer events, careers fairs and many other activities as detailed throughout our website.
We offer a wide range of careers advice and information, workshops, employer events, careers fairs and many other activities as detailed throughout our website.
The International Office visited the Careers and Jobs Fair run by the Careers Service last summer, we spoke to Aled who works at the Careers Service to chat about what they can do to help international students:
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46: Chaplaincy at 62 Park Place
The Chaplaincy at Cardiff University is a place of friendship, hospitality, reflection, support, and dialogue. We offer opportunities for students and staff to relax and unwind and to explore faith and spirituality.
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47: Information Services
Cardiff University's Information Services (INSRV) are there to help you with any problems you might encounter using your University e-mail, logging onto the University's network or using wi-fi on your personal Laptop.
They have a physical help desk that you can visit at 40-41 Park Place, alternatively you can email the support desk on insrvConnect@cardiff.ac.uk
There is lots more useful information about how to troubleshoot your problems, connect to the Cardiff University network and how to contact the help service on their website.
They have a physical help desk that you can visit at 40-41 Park Place, alternatively you can email the support desk on insrvConnect@cardiff.ac.uk
There is lots more useful information about how to troubleshoot your problems, connect to the Cardiff University network and how to contact the help service on their website.
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48: Sports and Social Club
The Sports and Social Club is run on the Heath Park Campus for staff of the Hospital and it's subsidaries. It is also available for Medicine, Dentistry, Nursing and Healthcare students to use.
There is a gym, a swimming pool and a variety of exercise classes as well as a bar and cafe for it's members to use.
There is plenty of information including class timetable and membership options on their website.
There is a gym, a swimming pool and a variety of exercise classes as well as a bar and cafe for it's members to use.
There is plenty of information including class timetable and membership options on their website.
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49: Student Support Centre
The Student Support Centre on Park Place offers students a wealth of advice and assistance on a variety of different issues. From Financial advice and counselling services, to help for Dyslexic and Disabled students through to Visa support for International Students.
They have even developed an iPhone App to provide current and prospective students with a way of finding out more about life at Cardiff University.
To find out more about what help is available and for contact details of the centre please visit their website.
They have even developed an iPhone App to provide current and prospective students with a way of finding out more about life at Cardiff University.
To find out more about what help is available and for contact details of the centre please visit their website.
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50: Student Support Centre - Heath Park
The Student Support Centre at Heath Park offers students a wealth of advice and assistance on a variety of different issues. From Financial advice and counselling services, to help for Dyslexic and Disabled students through to Visa support for International Students.
They have even developed an iPhone App to provide current and prospective students with a way of finding out more about life at Cardiff University.
To find out more about what help is available and for contact details of the centre please visit their website.
They have even developed an iPhone App to provide current and prospective students with a way of finding out more about life at Cardiff University.
To find out more about what help is available and for contact details of the centre please visit their website.
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51: Talybont Social
Talybont Social is a convenient venue for all Talybont residents, where you can: meet friends, unwind after lectures/sports, play pool/darts/table tennis, listen to music, dance, eat/drink, read, study, watch TV sports, watch TV/DVDs, surf the net and party!
For more information and to keep up to date with planned events, check out their webpage.
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52: A Student's Perspective: Getting around Cardiff
Kristin was a study abroad student visitng Cardiff in 2010 from UPenn in the USA. She made a series of video blogs for us. One of which described getting around Cardiff.
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53: A Student's Perspective: Law
Clara, who has been keeping a video blog for the International Office, talks about studying Law and takes us with her to do Pro Bono work at the Law school..
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54: A Student's Perspective: Sport
Clara, who has been keeping a video blog for the International Office, talks about sport at Cardiff and talks about playing IMG Netball.
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55: A Student's Perspective: Student Societies
Clara, who has been keeping a video blog for the International Office, talks about her experiences of Student Societies.
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56: A Student's Perspective: A tour of Cardiff city centre
Kristin was a study abroad student visitng Cardiff in 2010 from UPenn in the USA. She made a series of video blogs for us. One of which gave us a tour of Cardiff city centre.
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57: Cardiff Central Library
Cardiff's new Library is more than a collection of books. It is a modern cultural venue. Light open spaces, vibrant colours and wide expanses of glass offering spectacular views across the City. An exciting environment to read, listen to music, to learn or to just relax and enjoy.
The library can be found at the south end of 'The Hayes' and has a range of facilities from over 90,000 books, to wi-fi, cultural events and meeting rooms.
Find out more about how to join Cardiff's library service and the location of different libraries throughout the city on their website.
The library can be found at the south end of 'The Hayes' and has a range of facilities from over 90,000 books, to wi-fi, cultural events and meeting rooms.
Find out more about how to join Cardiff's library service and the location of different libraries throughout the city on their website.
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58: Castle Arcade
Another one of Cardiff's spectacular Victorian Arcades is Castle Arcade.
Well worth a visit, there are lots of small independent shops, boutiques and cafes to explore. There is an entrance opposite the Castle and also on St. Mary's street.
Well worth a visit, there are lots of small independent shops, boutiques and cafes to explore. There is an entrance opposite the Castle and also on St. Mary's street.
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59: Cardiff Castle
In the heart of the capital city is Cardiff Castle, a truly remarkable site with a history that spans over 2000 years. Roman soldiers slept here, noble knights held court here, and The Bute family, with extraordinary wealth and vision, transformed the Castle into a romantic Victorian fantasy.
Well worth a visit during your time in Cardiff, the Castle is free to people who live or work in Cardiff - just take along proof of your address when you visit.
Well worth a visit during your time in Cardiff, the Castle is free to people who live or work in Cardiff - just take along proof of your address when you visit.
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60: Mermaid Quay
Overlooking Cardiff Bay is Mermaid Quay, it is a popular collection of restaurants and bars that provides a nice alternative to the city centre.
A good place to visit with friends, it is easily accessible by getting a train to Cardiff Bay station.
To see which restaurants you can choose from, visit their website.
A good place to visit with friends, it is easily accessible by getting a train to Cardiff Bay station.
To see which restaurants you can choose from, visit their website.
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61: Millennium Stadium
Since opening in June 1999, the Millennium Stadium has welcomed, on average, over 1.3 million visitors per year. Sporting the first fully-retractable roof in the UK, the venue is at the leading edge as a multi-purpose, multi-faceted event venue.
The Millennium Stadium is established as a world class must play, must visit venue and has played home to five major sporting bodies over the last eight years.
The Millennium Stadium is due to host London Olympics 2012 events, as well as the annual Six Nations rugby tournament.
A visit to the stadium should be on your list during your time at Cardiff, to see what events are happening, check out the website.
The Millennium Stadium is established as a world class must play, must visit venue and has played home to five major sporting bodies over the last eight years.
The Millennium Stadium is due to host London Olympics 2012 events, as well as the annual Six Nations rugby tournament.
A visit to the stadium should be on your list during your time at Cardiff, to see what events are happening, check out the website.
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62: National Assembly for Wales - Senedd
The Senedd, also known as the National Assembly building, houses the debating chamber and three committee rooms for the National Assembly for Wales in Cardiff.
The building itself is an important piece of architecture, built using Welsh materials and in a sustainable way. Visitors can go inside to view assembly sessions in progress, as well as visit the exhibition space that is located within the Senedd.
The National Assembly for Wales is Wales' law-making body that has devolved from Parliament in London.
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63: National Museum of Cardiff
Discover art, archaeology and the geological evolution of Wales. With a busy programme of exhibitions and events, we have something to amaze everyone, whatever your interest – and admission is free!
Situated in the heart of Cardiff’s elegant civic centre, today it houses Wales’s national archaeology, art, geology and natural history collections as well as major touring and temporary exhibitions.
Situated in the heart of Cardiff’s elegant civic centre, today it houses Wales’s national archaeology, art, geology and natural history collections as well as major touring and temporary exhibitions.
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64: Norwegian Church Arts Centre
The iconic Norwegian Church on Cardiff Bay's water's edge is now home to an Arts centre.
It hosts art exhibitions, musical concerts and craft workshops amongst other things. There is a popular cafe located in the church that serves typical Welsh and Norwegian foods.
To see what exhibitions are coming up, as well as to find out opening times, take a look at their website.
It hosts art exhibitions, musical concerts and craft workshops amongst other things. There is a popular cafe located in the church that serves typical Welsh and Norwegian foods.
To see what exhibitions are coming up, as well as to find out opening times, take a look at their website.
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65: Queen's Arcade
Queen's Arcade, situated off Queen's Street is home to some of Cardiff’s most exciting and fashionable boutiques, shops, jewellers and cafes and is situated on Queen Street, right in the heart of Cardiff.
It leads through to St. David's shopping centre and out onto the renovated Hayes area.
It leads through to St. David's shopping centre and out onto the renovated Hayes area.
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66: Queen's Street
Queen's Street is the central location for High Street shopping in Cardiff city centre.
You can find all of the top high street brands, coffee bars and cafes as well as a great mix of arcades and shopping centres.
It is entirely pedrestrianised allowing you to shop at your own pace, and there are great transport links as well, including Cardiff Queen's Street train station and nearby bus stops.
You can find all of the top high street brands, coffee bars and cafes as well as a great mix of arcades and shopping centres.
It is entirely pedrestrianised allowing you to shop at your own pace, and there are great transport links as well, including Cardiff Queen's Street train station and nearby bus stops.
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67: Royal and Morgan Arcades
The Royal and Morgan Arcades are a good example of Cardiff's Victorian arcade history.
In fact, Cardiff is often referred to as the City of Arcades. The series of indoor shopping arcades reflect Cardiff’s fascinating Victorian and Edwardian heritage.
There is a wealth of independent boutiques, shops and cafes to be found within these arcades.
If you're looking for something in particular, why not take a look at the website for some inspiration.
In fact, Cardiff is often referred to as the City of Arcades. The series of indoor shopping arcades reflect Cardiff’s fascinating Victorian and Edwardian heritage.
There is a wealth of independent boutiques, shops and cafes to be found within these arcades.
If you're looking for something in particular, why not take a look at the website for some inspiration.
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68: St. David's
The St. David's shopping centre spans a large area of the city centre. The name now incorporates the original St David's and the new St. David's 2 extension. There are entrances into the shopping centre from Queen's Street and the Hayes.
St. David's is the 11th largest shopping centre in the UK and houses a wide range of high-street and designer brands. There is also a selection of restaurants to be found here.
St David's was crowned the international shopping centre of the year in 2010 by Global Retail Leisure International, beating contenders in Portugal and Singapore.
To see which stores you can find, as well as opening times - take a look on their website.
St. David's is the 11th largest shopping centre in the UK and houses a wide range of high-street and designer brands. There is also a selection of restaurants to be found here.
St David's was crowned the international shopping centre of the year in 2010 by Global Retail Leisure International, beating contenders in Portugal and Singapore.
To see which stores you can find, as well as opening times - take a look on their website.
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69: Wales Millennium Centre
Wales Millennium Centre opened in 2004 and has already established its reputation as one of the World`s iconic arts and cultural destinations. The vision of the Centre is to be an internationally significant cultural landmark and centre for the performing arts, renowned for inspiration, excellence and leadership.
There are regular performances of Opera, Ballet, Drama, Musical Theatre, Modern Dance and many more.
Students can often benefit from low cost tickets to performances; check out the website for more information about what is coming up and how to book.
There are regular performances of Opera, Ballet, Drama, Musical Theatre, Modern Dance and many more.
Students can often benefit from low cost tickets to performances; check out the website for more information about what is coming up and how to book.
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70: Alexandra Gardens
Alexandra Gardens is a formal garden in the heart of Cathays Park. At the heart of the garden is the dramatic Welsh National War Memorial, as well as several other memorials and statues that can be found within the garden.
It is a popular place to relax in the summer months as it is located between Main Building and the Bute/Glamorgan buildings.
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71: Cardiff City Hall
Part of Cathays Park, the civic centre of Cardiff, City Hall is made of the striking Portland Stone that can be seen throughout the city.
It was built in 1906 in the English Renaissance style, just a year after Cardiff was granted city status.
Some of the University's exams are scheduled here in the main exam sessions.
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72: Bute Park
Bute Park is a large 56 hectare park in the heart of Cardiff. It is a popular destination for students looking to relax, play sport or even have BBQs in the summer months. The Taff Trail runs through the park and up towards the Brecon Beacons, the park is flanked by the River Taff.
There is a wealth of historical, horticultural and environmental features to be found within the park.
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73: Tesco Extra
This large Tesco Extra supermarket is handy for students living in Talybont Residences. It sells a huge range of groceries, homeware, electronics and even furniture at competitive prices.
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74: Lidl
Another popular destination for students is the local Lidl supermarket. Known for it's low prices, this supermarket has a good range of food (especially European brands) as well as household essentials. It is situated on the corner of Cathays Terrace and Corbett Road, just a few minutes walk from the heart of the Cathays campus.
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75: Co-Operative Food
This is another popular supermarket, positioned in the Cathays area. It sells a good range of produce at reasonable prices. It is situated opposite Roy Jenkins hall.
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