Cardiff University stands out as one of the UK's leading teaching and research institutions. Endorsed by independent government assessments, this prestigious university builds on its long-standing achievements with modern facilities and innovative teaching methods. The university has around 30,000 students, of which around 10,000 are international students. Cardiff offers specializations in many fields, including social sciences, engineering, technology and business. Recognized for the quality of its research, the university is ranked 5th in the UK and is among the top 160 in the QS World Rankings.

The School of Journalism, Media and Cultural Studies has a reputation comparable to Oxbridge universities. 95% of graduates enter the workplace or go on to study for a Masters/PhD, with 78% taking graduate-level positions. Cardiff University is also part of the Russell Group of 24 elite research-oriented universities in the UK.

Location: Cardiff, Wales
Establishment: 1883
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