Browse events

Campus Visit organised by Parent Power

• 10:00-15:00
• Open to public

Campus visit for for children, young people and parents. No experience of university needed!

• Advice and money
• Campus life
• Equality and diversity
• Open Access

Futures Thinking Seminar: Exploring lived futures through place and heritage

• 12:30-14:00
• Open to the public, staff and students

Join us in welcoming Professor Richard Sandford for the fifth talk in our Meddwl am y Dyfodol

Prof Sofia Pascu.Bath University.‘Repurposed Metallodrugs:' Organic-Inorganic Fluorescent Hybrids for Imaging and Sensing Applications’

• 13:00-14:00
• Open to the public, staff and students

Seminar ‘Repurposed Metallodrugs: Organic-Inorganic Fluorescent Hybrids for Imaging and Sensing Applications’

LGBTQ+ Lunch Social at Sbarc

• 13:00-14:00
• Open to staff and students

Lunchtime social for LGBTQIA+ staff and postgraduate students, along with friends and allies.

• LGBTQIA+

Green Impact 2026 launch

• 12:00-13:00
• Open to staff

Green Impact is our sustainability learning and awards programme for schools, departments, and teams across the university. Join us as we launch our refreshed 2026 toolkit.

• Environment and sustainability

Translation and Health Equity: The Translate Myeloma Project

• 12:00-14:00
• Open to the public, staff and students

Professor Federico M. Federici will talk about the Translate Myeloma Project which led to some innovation in patient consent practices in the UK.

Maths for Industry Day

• 09:30-14:00
• Open to public and staff

Join us for an opportunity to discover how you can engage with our School and students to exchange knowledge with academia on real-world problems and new mathematics.

• Careers and employability
• Data
• Innovation and enterprise
• Science and technology

Canopi virtual symposium 2026

• 13:30-15:30
• Open to the public, staff and students

Canopi virtual symposium 2026: Research frontiers in mental health and wellbeing

• Health and wellbeing
• Research

Cardiff-Japanese Webinar Series: Reading Fashion: 17th Century Kimono Designs and Classical Japanese Literature

• 12:00-13:00
• Open to the public, staff and students

Discover how kimono patterns tell stories in Dr. Michelle Kuhn’s exploration of Genji hinagata (1687) and its literary and historical connections at the 19th lecture in the Cardiff-Japanese webinar series.

The Trickster: From Oral History to Literature to Screen

• 19:00-20:00
• Open to the public, staff and students

Explore the rich and varied history of the Trickster.