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	Welcome to Cardiff University
		Founded by Royal Charter in 1883, Cardiff University is a dynamic and successful centre of higher education with an international reputation for high quality teaching and research.
		About the University, University profile, Photos and Views, Locations and Maps, Events, Contacts and People
		Cardiff University’s world-wide networks include strong and mutually-beneficial links with China which have been built and developed over more than 25 years.
	www.cardiff.ac.uk (79 words)

	Cardiff University - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		As such, Cardiff entered students for the examinations of the University of London until, in 1893, it became one of the founding institutions of the University of Wales and began awarding their degrees.
		Cardiff currently still awards University of Wales degrees but for students admitted from 2005 these are planned to be replaced by Cardiff degrees except for medicine, dentistry and other health-related areas, which will begin to admit students for Cardiff degrees from 2006.
		Cardiff University Students' Union is situated directly over the main railway going north from Cardiff to the Valleys, next door to the Cathays train station.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Cardiff_University (981 words)

	Encyclopedia: Cardiff University (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Cardiff was made a city in 1905 and proclaimed capital of Wales in 1955.
		The city was county town of Glamorgan until council reorganisation in 1974 paired Cardiff and the Vale of Glamorgan together as the new administrative county of South Glamorgan.
		Cardiff's centre is a particularly green one with Bute Park, formally the castle grounds, extending northwards from the top of the Cardiff's main shopping street (Queen Street); when combined with the adjacent Llandaff Fields to the northwest it produces a massive open space skirting the river Taff.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Cardiff-University (525 words)

	Cardiff University Rowing Club - Home
		Cardiff University Rowing Club have secured the university's first BUSA point of the year after two Cardiff crews clalmed gold medals in the Novice category at BUSA Head of the River in Nottingham.
		Cardiff look set to turn more heads with the arrival of a brand new boat later this month, which is promised to be finished in bright pink.
		Cardiff senior women completed the Wycliffe 2500 m sprint in 10.23 minutes with the other Cardiff team finishing hot on their tails with a time of 10.40.
	www.stusoc.cf.ac.uk /suon/au/rowing/home.html (1036 words)

	Cardiff University (Site not responding. Last check: )
		In 2003, Cardiff and the College of Medicine, which had for some years been collaborating closely, decided to merge with effect from 1 August 2004 under the formal title “Cardiff University” (a title which the University of Wales, Cardiff had for some years used as is “public name”).
		Cardiff (which has for some years held but not used its own degree-awarding powers) has indicated that, with effect from 1 August 2005, it will begin to enrol students onto degree schemes that lead to the award of a Cardiff degree as opposed to a University of Wales degree.
		However, because of the all-Wales role of the College of Medicine, Cardiff and UWCM wish to continue for the foreseeable future to enrol students onto University of Wales undergraduate degree schemes in medicine, dentistry and some related areas.
	www.wales.ac.uk /newpages/external/E803.asp (189 words)

	Welcome to Cardiff University - Cardiff University (Site not responding. Last check: )
		There are a number of factors that make this a particularly exciting and dynamic period in the history of the University.
		These include the merging of activities with the University of Wales College of Medicine; the increasing recognition of the high quality of our teaching and research; and the continuing development of the capital city of which we are privileged to be part.
		Through the efforts of a dedicated and talented staff, the University has established itself as a progressive and successful centre of higher education and earned its current position among the front rank of British universities.
	www.cardiff.ac.uk /welcome.html (242 words)

	:: Cardiff Labour Students ::
		We are students at Cardiff University who are supporters and members of the Labour Party.
		Cardiff Labour Students' 2003-4 Committee supported the Government both during the series of votes in the Commons on the HE Bill and during the conflict with Saddam Hussein's regime.
		Wales' First Minister Rhodri Morgan and Cardiff North MP Julie Morgan joined Cardiff Labour Students in December to celebrate Christmas - and a New Year in which we face a probable General Election.
	www.geocities.com /cardiff_labour (304 words)

	Teaching at Cardiff School of Earth Sciences (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Earth Science education at Cardiff provides a research-led, holistic view of the Earth in which the oceans, atmosphere, biosphere and Solid Earth are studied in depth as constituent components of the Earth system.
		All the degree courses begin with a common first year course which provides a strong foundation in Earth Sciences.
		A four year degree for students interested in the study of the physical, hydrographical and managerial issues relating to the ocean and its coastline, with a year out working in a marine related industry.
	www.earth.cardiff.ac.uk /teaching/undergraduate (736 words)

	£9million telescope project brings astronomy into school classroom
		Project Co-ordinator, Dr Lucie Green, at Cardiff University's School of Physics and Astronomy, agreed that linking into the Faulkes Telescope project could provide schools with an exciting new science resource.
		It is estimated that, each year, thousands of pupils, university students, and members of the public will use the Faulkes Telescopes.
		The Faulkes Telescope project is funded by the Dill Faulkes Educational Trust, the Particle Physics and Astronomy Research Council, the Department for Education and Skills and the University of Hawaii.
	www.eurekalert.org /pub_releases/2003-11/cu-tp112803.php (632 words)

	PDB-CV. (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The first two years of research were conducted at University of Wales, College of Cardiff, but the work was completed at Bristol University, I officially graduated from Cardiff.
		I was an active member of Cardiff University Running Club for 5 years (awarded colours in 91 and 95), captaining it in '93/4 during which we achieved our best ever results in many competitions.
		I now compete for Cardiff AAC, whom I have represented since 1996 (to the present) in Divisions 1and2 of the British Athletics League, Trionfo Ligure in Italy and LG München in Germany.
	www.stecf.org /~bristowp (1235 words)

	BBC NEWS \| Wales \| Low-cost school meals criticised
		School meals in the UK are produced in an "industrial food culture" which has a knock-on effect on the environment and children's health, claims a report.
		Cardiff University researchers say UK school lunches need to be more like Italy for both pupils and countryside.
		Professor Kevin Morgan and Dr Roberta Sonnino of the university's school of city and regional planning highlighted how a national law in Italy emphasised the importance of sourcing local and organic food.
	news.bbc.co.uk /go/newsFeedXML/moreover/-/1/hi/wales/4643925.stm (433 words)

	Search results - Cardiff University (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Within these are encompassed Organisational Behaviour, Personnel Management, Industrial Relations, Marketing, Strategic Management, Managerial Economics, Financial Management, Business Statistics and Operations Management, together with a range of elective subjects from which students may choose according to their particular interests.
		* The Cardiff MBA will provide you with evidence of personal dedication and commitment, an international orientation, development of inter personal skills, presentation and communication skills and greater confidence in your overall managerial abilities.
		Applications will be considered from recent graduates with an Honours degree from an approved university or those with a similar level of qualification gained by other methods.
	coursefinder.cardiff.ac.uk /course_detail.shtml?course_id=243 (340 words)

	Cardiff University (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The course in German Legal system is a compulsory part of the four year Law and German Degree at Cardiff, which also includes German language teaching and options in the German Department.
		The course is also available to all undergraduates in the law school who possess the appropriate language skills (B at A level or an equivalent abililty).
		Students should be able to provide an overview of the German Legal system and introduce some of the German legal terminology and concepts necessary to know.
	www.law.cf.ac.uk /german_law/cardiff.html (742 words)

	Learn English In Wales (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The International Development Division houses Cardiff University’s official English language teaching centre for international students.
		University accommodation is guaranteed and everyone joins together for the fantastic social programme we provide evenings and weekends!
		University of Wales Aberystwyth - University of Wales Bangor - Cardiff University - CELT - Cardiff College International
	www.englishinwales.org.uk /school03.htm (213 words)

	Home Page for Dr. Martin J. Ball
		After a year working as an Assistant Lecturer at the University of Al Fateh, Sebha, in Libya, I was appointed as Senior Lecturer in Linguistics and Phonetics at the Cardiff School of Speech Therapy (now part of the University of Wales Institute Cardiff) in 1978.
		In 1987 I took up a post at the University of Glamorgan in Wales, and moved from there in 1991 to the University of Ulster at Jordanstown in Northern Ireland, where I taught on both the Speech and Language Therapy degree and the Linguistic Science degree.
		In 2004 I was awarded an honorary Fellowship of the Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists of London, UK, and an Honorary Professorship of the University of Wales.
	www.ucs.louisiana.edu /%7Emjb0372/mjball.html (439 words)

	Manufacturing Engineering Centre Home
		The award-winning Manufacturing Engineering Centre (MEC) forms part of Cardiff University, which dates back to 1883 and is one of Britain's major civic universities.
		The MEC is the first autonomous research centre to be created by Cardiff University and is granted the same status as the University's academic Schools.
		The Consortium comprises Universities and SMEs with interdisciplinary expertise.
	www.mec.cf.ac.uk /research (641 words)

	Nanobacteria in clouds could spread disease, scientists claim
		They say nanobacteria are now accepted as being widely prevalent in the terrestrial environment and that their evidence is compelling for the existence of these nano-organisms, even in the stratosphere.
		Their work corroborates the findings of Ruprecht Jaenicke, of the Institute for Atmospheric Physics at Mainz University, Germany, on bioaerosols (airborne contaminants) and proteins in the atmosphere reported in New Scientist (31 March) and Science (1 April).
		The contribution of nanobacteria to pathogenic bioaerosols, in the view of the authors, must overwhelm all other types of biological particles in the atmosphere.
	www.eurekalert.org /pub_releases/2005-04/cu-nic040605.php (350 words)

	Events at Cardiff University
		Dawn Phillips (University of Oxford) - "The Photographic Event"
		Dr Diarmait Mac Giolla Chriost, Cardiff School of Welsh
		Your chance to find out what big name companies have to offer you!
	events.cardiff.ac.uk (70 words)

	Cardiff University - Dermatology
		The Department of Dermatology in Cardiff has an international reputation for research and teaching.
		The University Hospital of Wales in Cardiff acts as a referral centre for a large and cosmopolitan population.
		The research laboratories, outpatients and teaching department are all combined in the large and modern campus of the University Hospital of Wales and the Wales College of Medicine, Cardiff University.
	www.uwcm.ac.uk /uwcm/dm/jdt/index.html (116 words)

	Relativity Group (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Cardiff's relativists research into theoretical aspects of fl holes and gravitational waves and how those aspects can be used in their direct observations.
		Though fl holes do not emit any light or radio waves, they do emit a new sort of radiation, predicted by Einstein, called gravitational waves.
		Cardiff and Glasgow in Britain together with the Albert Einstein institute, University of Hannover, and MPQ Garching, in Germany, are involved in the construction of this technologically highly advanced gravitational wave antenna.
	carina.astro.cf.ac.uk /groups/relativity (203 words)

	Cardiff University - Medicine
		The Department is mainly based at the University Hospital of Wales, Llandough and Velindre Hospital but there is a grouping also at Wrexham Park Hospital.
		The Department is involved in basic and clinically applied research activities, in undergraduate and postgraduate clinical training (across several Schools within UWCM) and in the provision of clinical care in general internal medicine and its specialties.
		Members of the Department also have a wide range of roles in relation to NHS Research and Development, Postgraduate Medical Training and other Healthcare Activities both in Wales, the rest of the UK and beyond.
	archive.uwcm.ac.uk /uwcm/md/ETA.html (172 words)

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