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10 Mar 2026

Advances in monitoring of marine hazards to enhance risk assessments and resilience

  • Clock outline 18:30-19:30
  • Users Open to public

Quaking Earth: understanding and coping with a dangerous planet

  • Environment and sustainability
  • Science and technology
10 Mar 2026

Prof Paul Wright. University of St Andrews. 'New insights into nanoporous solids for carbon capture and catalysis'

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

Seminar 'New insights into nanoporous solids for carbon capture and catalysis'

  • Research
10 Mar 2026

Cappella Fede

  • Clock outline 19:00-21:00
  • Users Open to the public, staff and students

PRIMA DONNA NEWLY-DISCOVERED CANTATAS AND ARIAS FROM EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY ITALY Antonio Vivaldi, Francesco Mancini, Pietro Pizzolo, Maria Rosa Coccia and more. Musical Director: Peter Leech

  • Arts and culture
10 Mar 2026

Spring Careers Fair

  • Clock outline 11:00-15:00
  • Users Open to staff and students

Come along to meet a wide variety of employers recruiting for graduate roles, placement opportunities, and internships.  

  • Careers and employability
11 Mar 2026

Impact in Action lunchtime seminar: Working with international partners

  • Clock outline 12:00-13:00
  • Users Open to staff and students

The series aims to highlight the breadth of impact activity across the University and to inspire colleagues to think creatively about pathways to impact, collaboration, and the practical realities of developing meaningful research impact.

  • Careers and employability
  • Civic Mission
  • Innovation and enterprise
  • Research
  • Science and technology
11 Mar 2026

John Bird Research Lecture, School of Music: Prof Hong Ding (Shanghai Conservatory), “Translating the Pentatonic: The Adaptation of Chinese Traditional Music for Piano and the Negotiation of Modernity”

  • Clock outline 16:30-17:30
  • Users Open to the public, staff and students

Discover how Chinese composers navigated the clash between Western harmony and pentatonic tradition, evolving through three pivotal milestones to forge a modern musical identity in a global nationalist context.

  • Arts and culture
11 Mar 2026

Thinking about becoming a school governor? Join our in-person information session

  • Clock outline 12:00-13:00
  • Users Open to staff

Thinking about becoming a school governor? Join our in-person session to discover more about the role, hear from current staff governors, and learn how you can make a real difference in local schools.

  • Civic Mission
11 Mar 2026

Postgraduate Open Day

  • Clock outline 12:00-15:00
  • cymraeg-icon Available in Welsh
  • Users Open to the public, staff and students

Our Open Days are an excellent opportunity to get advice and support about postgraduate study at Cardiff.

  • Advice and money
  • Campus life
  • Careers and employability
  • Learning and teaching
  • Study skills
12 Mar 2026

Supporting care experienced young people into higher education

  • Clock outline 10:00-12:00
  • Users Open to public and staff

Free online training to equip you with up-to-date information and practical steps to support care-experienced young people to access and succeed at university.

  • Equality and diversity
  • Open Access
14 Mar 2026

Join us for a Drop in Art Workshop with Paper Artist Mari Wirth!

  • Clock outline 10:30-15:30
  • Users Open to the public, staff and students

Drop in Art Workshop with Paper Artist Mari Wirth!

  • Arts and culture