, Plenary
Debate on a Member's Legislative Proposal: A Bill to ban the use of single-use plastic on fruits and vegetables
… there's no reason to do it and more and more information is turning up, both at Cardiff University, in New Mexico and other places, to show that it's penetrating our brains and it's passing the … The samples in New Mexico, taken in 2024, were significantly higher than in 2016. The work done by Cardiff University, working with the waste treatment plant in Newport, which is run by Dŵr Cymru, indicates very significant levels …
, Plenary
Business Statement and Announcement
… drawing attention to the event that you attended that was held last week, with the pioneering work by Cardiff University's SURE initiative, which is ongoing, of course. Just to reassure you that as far as Welsh Government … which you've highlighted today, and we can congratulate them and draw attention to it, as far as Cardiff University is concerned. Thank you for that question about diversity and inclusion guidance. As many across this Chamber will …
, Plenary
Questions to the Cabinet Secretary for Education
… held with universities in Wales, and, of all the learners who attended the Seren medic summer school with Cardiff University in 2023, 82 per cent of them applied to Cardiff University. Seren currently works very closely with Cardiff …
, Plenary
Statement by the Cabinet Minister for Government Effectiveness and the Constitution: Wales Covid-19 Review
… timely manner. I'm pleased to announce, therefore, that Professor Daniel Wincott, professor of law and society at Cardiff University School of Law and Politics, has agreed to serve as the panel's independent chair. He brings extensive …
, Petitions Committee
New Petitions
… yes, we thank the petitioner and we'll close the petition. Petition 4.3, P-06-1517, 'Help Cardiff University to keep their Modern Languages degree courses'. So, again: 'Cardiff University's Executive Board proposes to cut all Modern …
, Culture, Communications, Welsh Language, Sport, and International Relations Committee
Cymraeg for all? inquiry - Ministerial evidence session
… what we are trying to create in Wales. So, we do have specific investments in Canolfan Bedwyr, in Cardiff University, in those very high level and very particular higher education courses. You can do an MSc in Bangor … language technologies. You can do one in Cardiff University in natural language processing and in artificial intelligence. So, at one end of the spectrum, you need to be creating the skills. I myself believe, it's slightly …
, Children, Young People, and Education Committee
Issues facing the Higher Education Sector - evidence session
May I come in? Just in terms of our Unison members in Cardiff University, with that announcement, the professional support staff, although we're not being consulted at the moment about effects on them, and there are … the moment', it's just created so much stress and anxiety for people. So, yes, UCU and Cardiff University, that's been the headline, but it's affecting the whole organisation. So, I just think it's important …
, Children, Young People, and Education Committee
Issues facing the Higher Education Sector - evidence session
… you of any privileges in any way. I will come to you at some point, don't worry. Cardiff University has been a hot topic for all of us. We have been made aware of discussions that took … your reflections on these discussions that took place? Did they indicate that the right approach was taken by Cardiff University, or could they have done better …
, Children, Young People, and Education Committee
Issues facing the Higher Education Sector - evidence session
… job. My job isn't to worry about the welfare of the others, it's to protect Cardiff University. Now, we all see the benefits of the sector and we see the benefits for Wales. So, the chairs … the CMA, maybe you need to issue a derogation to allow those conversations to happen. To take my Cardiff University hat off, for three universities to be offering the same subject in one city at a time …
, Children, Young People, and Education Committee
Issues facing the Higher Education Sector - evidence session
… shape the restructuring proposals? And, going back to the first point, what does success look like for Cardiff University? What does success look like for the city of Cardiff and for Wales and the economy? So, you know … there's an investment zone where I'd have thought that Cardiff University would have lots of interest …
, Children, Young People, and Education Committee
Issues facing the Higher Education Sector - evidence session
One more, if that's okay, Chair. In recent statements, Cardiff University has acknowledged the effect of the consultation that it's had on student well-being and anxiety amongst staff. It's something that's prevalent, and … just meant having these difficult conversations earlier', particularly in relation to the changes that are taking place at Cardiff University. So, how have you assessed student and—more importantly now, in my question—staff well-being, and what …
, Children, Young People, and Education Committee
Issues facing the Higher Education Sector - evidence session
… our conversation that we had, I did ask the question of what financial implications will that have on Cardiff University in the form of spending, and I recall that you said, 'No spend will be happening on our … are there going to be any transitional one-off costs or recurrent costs that will be inflicted on Cardiff University as a consequence of opening the campus …
, Children, Young People, and Education Committee
Issues facing the Higher Education Sector - evidence session
… brief update. You've met my colleague Mr Pat Younge, who, in addition to being chair of Cardiff University council, is an alumnus of university college Cardiff. You know, from the evidence that Medr and my fellow vice … Now, despite this challenging context, we remain very positive and optimistic about our university. We know how important Cardiff University is to our city, to Wales and beyond. This is the context in which we launched the Academic …
, Health and Social Care Committee
Ophthalmology Services in Wales - evidence session - panel 7
… training programme, very recently they have benefitted from the investment that has been made from Welsh Government in Cardiff University in the simulation facilities, and HEIW provides funding to Cardiff University to ensure that our trainees can attend …
, Economy, Energy and Connectivity Committee
Global Centre of Rail Excellence (GCRE) Inquiry: Panel 1
… had to build the centre of excellence at GCRE was also developed in conjunction with Swansea and Cardiff universities. So, it would have been Birmingham, Swansea and Cardiff particularly, but others as well. I think it could certainly …
, Plenary
Questions to the Cabinet Minister for Education and the Welsh Language
… shift towards greater school-level flexibility on learning approaches and a more interlinked learning approach, researchers from Cardiff University have warned that schools need significant investment in materials and learning resources to avoid the widening of educational outcome …
, Culture, Communications, Welsh Language, Sport, and International Relations Committee
Welsh Government's International Strategy - Oral evidence - Panel 2
… highlight the way that we are set up. So, we are set up like a subsidiary company of Cardiff University, and therefore we are, in that sense, an independent entity from Welsh Government, and we have a board … directors that we report to. On that board, we have both members from Cardiff University, because they’re accountable for the successful running of the company, and independent directors, just to manage the potential conflict of interest …
, Plenary
Questions to the Cabinet Secretary for Finance and Welsh Language
… one of the pillars of advanced practice. And obviously, if there is no longer a nursing school in Cardiff University, there will be fewer opportunities for that to be developed, and developed through the medium of Welsh … keep nursing education and the research that may be there as part of the advanced nursing roles in Cardiff University …
, Health and Social Care Committee
Ophthalmology Services in Wales: evidence sessions - Panel 1
… been involved with myself. I am a clinical academic; I have a research and training post within Cardiff University, so it is something that I have done and am involved with. We are expanding our clinical trials within … develop, or we’ve had funding for, the centre for vision services research within Wales. It’s within Cardiff University, but it’s going to, hopefully, have a global impact. So, actually, our research basis in terms …
, Plenary
Short Debate: Ensuring Wales has a thriving university sector
… all either. I'd like to say, in relation to the points made by several Members about Cardiff University, I think it's really important that we remember that this is a consultation. We're still within the … time frame of that consultation, and I understand from my conversations with staff and students at Cardiff University, particularly with the trade unions, that they've put in really meaningful responses to that consultation, and I'm hopeful …