Showing posts with label US. Show all posts
Showing posts with label US. Show all posts

25 Mar 2010

[Student View] Chapters 7 & 8 of US Student's video diary

Two more chapters of Kristin's video diary for you. On our YouTube channel and embedded below.

If you're starting to think about what it will be like when you come to Cardiff - these will be really interesting to you.

As always - if you like the videos please comment on them and give them a rating. This helps other students find them when they're searching for information about Cardiff University and makes us feel happy!



Stuart
Chapter 7: Living in Cardiff


Chapter 8: First Few Days

5 Mar 2010

[Student View] Chapters 5 & 6 of the US student's video diary - travelling around Europe

Two more chapters of Kristin's video diary have been added to our YouTube channel and embedded below.

In these chapters she talks about travelling to and from Cardiff, and using your time in Cardiff to visit mainland Europe.

If you like the videos please comment on them and give them a rating. This helps other students find them when they're searching for information about Cardiff University. We also love all of your feedback and comments.

Stuart

Chapter 5: Travelling to and from Cardiff.


Chapter 6: Travelling in Europe.

4 Feb 2010

[Student View] Watch a US student's video diary about her experiences at Cardiff University

Below are the first two chapters from a video blog recorded by US student Kristin during her study abroad experiences at the University. She gives a great insight into what it is like to study here.

In the first chapter she talks about her studies and in the second chapter she shows us around her accommodation at University Hall.

More chapters to follow soon.

Enjoy!

Chapter 1: Introduction


Chapter 2: Accommodation


Stuart

19 Jan 2010

[News] US Fulbright scholars visit Cardiff University



Last week the University welcomed forty of the US' most prestigious scholars as part of the Fulbright Forum.

The Forum is an annual cultural immersion programme for American Fulbright Scholars currently studying, researching and lecturing in the UK.

As part of the event the students were immersed in the research of some of the University's most prestigious academics - including that of University president and Nobel Prize winner Professor Sir Martin Evans.

The Scholars also visited Cardiff Castle, the Wales Millennium Centre and the seat of Welsh Government - the National Assembly for Wales.

They finished their visit with a traditional Welsh 'Twmpath' - a folk dance with a backing band.

Read more about their visit on the University's website:
http://www.cardiff.ac.uk/news/articles/leading-us-scholars-visit-cardiff.html

To find out more about the Fulbright scheme visit the Fulbright website: http://www.fulbright.co.uk/

Stuart