Cardiff University

About the university

Cardiff University, established in 1997, is a public, non-profit institution situated in the urban area of Cardiff, a medium-sized city in Wales with a population between 250,000-499,999. Recognized by the Privy Council, it's a large institution with 25,000-29,999 students enrolled. The university provides recognized higher education degrees from pre-bachelor's to doctorate levels across various fields. Admission is selective, relying on applicants' past academic records, and international students can apply for enrollment. Cardiff University offers several services, including a library, housing, sports facilities, financial aid, study abroad programs, online learning opportunities, and administrative services.