Cardiff Business School (reviews)

Campus & Student Life

Cardiff Business School is located at the northern end of the Cathays Park Campus. It is just a 15-minute walk from the city centre and all the attractions it has got to offer. The campus has representatives of multiple countries and nationalities, which creates an international environment.

The Aberconway Building is where most of the Business School activities happen thanks to its teaching space, seminar rooms and lecture theatres. The building also houses academic offices and a café. The Aberconway Library is part of the Aberconway Building. The Library is specifically dedicated to business disciplines and has an availability of multiple copies of textbooks and more than 60,000 books. It has subscriptions to approximately 1,800 national and international journals, e-books and newspapers as well. The Julian Hodge Building is also part of Cardiff Business School. It contains a large lecture theatre and a resource centre equipped with 136 computers, which all have various software packages, statistical packages, and databases. The Postgraduate Teaching Centre provides students with a working space, a coffee shop and seating areas perfect for group work, networking or simply relaxing between lectures. Cardiff Business School boasts a 56-seat capacity trading floor, which gives students the opportunity to get a real experience of trading stocks.

Career & Alumni

Cardiff Business School improves graduates’ employability and supports them in finding placements, internships and business projects. Students also have access to the Careers Centre, which helps them in realizing their professional goals.

97% of Cardiff Business School undergraduates find employment or further study within six months of graduation. Graduates’ secure managerial and operational roles and their employment places range from global organizations to small businesses in different sectors in the UK, Europe and the rest of the world. Examples of companies that graduates work for include Sky, Barclays Corporate, Citibank, Deloitte, KPMG, Microsoft, JP Morgan, and BMW.