Cardiff University (English: Cardiff University, Wales: Prifysgol Caerdydd) is a comprehensive research university located in Cardiff, Wales, England. It is a member of GW4 Alliance, Russell University Group and International Applied Science and Technology Development Cooperation Network.
The school was formerly the University College of South Wales and Monmouth County, which was established in 1883. 1884 was granted the Royal Charter, 1893 became one of the founding members of the University of Wales Alliance, 1972 was renamed Cardiff University College, 1988 merged with the University of Wales College of Science and Technology, and merged with the University of Wales in 2004.
Learning facilities:
Cardiff University's computer facilities and modern library are among the best in Britain. The school has several resource centers, all located near the department it serves. There are a large number of computers, which are open to students day and night, and provide free services for sending and receiving emails, browsing the Internet and obtaining various online resources.
Cardiff University has the most advanced library and information technology services, and the most advanced computer technology is widely used to support research and teaching. The collection of university books is also growing, reaching nearly 6.5438+0 million volumes and more than 9,000 different magazines.
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