Cardiff University
Cardiff University is a public research university in Cardiff, Wales. Founded in 1883 as the University College of South Wales and Monmouthshire, it became a founding college of the University of Wales in 1893, and in 1997 received its own degree-awarding powers, although it held them in abeyance.
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Nicholas Watt
Journalist
Adrian Chiles
British writer
Susanna Reid
Television presenter
Gwilym Lee
British actor
Huw Edwards
Welsh journalist
Anna Botting
News presenter
Jason Mohammad
Television presenter
Cliff Morgan
Presenter
Spencer Dale
British economist
Jamie Roberts
Welsh rugby union player
Gareth Roberts
Welsh former footballer
Kevin Maguire
British journalist
Rhys Priestland
Welsh rugby union player
Wayne David
Member of Parliament of the United Kingdom
Mike Hedges
Member of the Senedd
Siân Gwenllian
Politician
Max Foster
Correspondent
Martin Lewis
Humorist
Siân Lloyd
Television presenter
français Siân Phillips
Actress
Sam Underhill
Rugby union player
Nick Broomfield
Film director
Bill Rammell
British Politician
Nick Ramsay
Former Member of the Senedd
Andrew Gould
Businessman
Kate Riley
Television presenter
Jamie Owen
Journalist
Claire Summers
Welsh news presenter
Jack Matthews
Physician
Claire Molloy
Rugby union player
Elin Jones
Llywydd of the Senedd
Glyn Davies
Member of Parliament of the United Kingdom
Barham Salih
President of Iraq
Michelle Terry
English actress
Joseph Y. Yun
Former United States Special Representative for North Korea Policy
Emyr Jones Parry
Diplomat
Guto Harri
Writer
Marie Lebec
Member of the National Assembly of France
Tim Hetherington
British photojournalist
Nerys Evans
Former Member of the Senedd
Sara Ahmed
Australian writer
Rahul Kanwal
Indian journalist
Rob Hartill
Computer programmer
Will Brooker
Author
George Ewart Evans
Schoolteacher
Val Feld
Former Member of the Welsh Assembly
Riad Ismat
Former Minister of Culture of Syria
