4.89 / 5

Mechanical, production & manufacturing engineering, Cardiff University

5 Reviews by Students
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Glendower House offers shared flats & private studios
On-site gym, kitted out communal rooms & great location
It's only an 8-minute walk to Cardiff University

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Covid-19 Response

TEACHING DELIVERY STATUS:: Confirmed Sept/Oct start
TEACHING MODE:: Blended learning
OPEN DAYS:: 21st April 2021
TEACHING NOTES:: Large lectures will take the form of high-quality and enhanced online learning activities. Where social distancing requirements can be met, on-campus engagement will likely take the form of small-group teaching which will include tutorials, studio and laboratory sessions.

This is the latest available data taken from the cardiff.ac.uk website on 30th November 2020