Schools and Colleges
Cardiff University has 27 academic schools.
The academic schools are:
- Architecture
- Biosciences
- Cardiff Business School
- Chemistry
- City & Regional Planning
- Computer Science & Informatics
- Cymraeg
- Dentistry
- Earth and Ocean Sciences
- Engineering
- English, Communication and Philosophy
- European Languages, Translation and Politics
- Healthcare Studies
- History, Archaeology and Religion
- Cardiff School of Journalism, Media and Cultural Studies
- Law
- Lifelong Learning
- Mathematics
- Medicine
- Music
- Nursing and Midwifery Studies
- Optometry and Vision Sciences
- Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences
- Cardiff School of Physics and Astronomy
- Postgraduate Medical and Dental Education
- Psychology
- Social Sciences
Cardiff also has a new University Graduate College which brings together the work of four previous, discipline- based Graduate Schools and the postgraduate research activity of the University's Graduate Centre.
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