Cardiff University
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"Research university with education across disciplines and a dedicated healthcare campus"
About Cardiff University
Cardiff University is a research university in Cardiff, Wales, which opened in 1883. It provides education and research across disciplines and works with industry and other organisations to translate research into practical applications. Its two Cardiff campuses are Cathays Park and Heath Park, the latter a dedicated healthcare campus alongside the University Hospital of Wales.
Health research includes the Brain Research Imaging Centre, which brings together brain imaging, mapping and stimulation to investigate neurological and psychiatric conditions. The university recruits medical and dental clinical academics as well as academic and professional services staff, placing health-related careers within a broader teaching and research institution.
Roles and staff development
The university advertises academic, clinical, professional services and senior management roles. Its staff offer includes training and development opportunities. An annual Positive Health, Environment and Wellbeing Fortnight is open to all staff, with activities supporting health, wellbeing and environmental awareness.
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