[{"text_idx": "#000000", "text": "Amdanom niEin proffilStrategaethPwy ydym niEin heffaith economaidd a chymdeithasolAdolygiad BlynyddolHanesFfeithiau a ffigurauEin safle'n y tablauSicrhau ansawddArolwg Myfyrwyr CenedlaetholStrwythurBwrdd Gweithredol y BrifysgolLlywodraethuStrwythur colegolGwasanaethau ProffesiynolSwyddogion Er AnrhydeddAnrhydeddau a gwobrauCymrodyr er AnrhydeddPrifysgolflaenllawyng nghanol prifddinassy\u2019n ffynnuAstudioIsraddedigPorwch drwy ein pynciauCyrsiauPam astudio gyda ni?Diwrnodau Agored ac ymweliadauGwneud caisAriannu'ch astudiaethauFfioedd dysguCwrdd a\u0302\u2019n blogwyr myfyrwyrProsbectwsRhieni a chefnogwyrAthrawon a chynghorwyr gyrfaoeddCysylltu a\u0302 niO\u0302l-raddedigPorwch drwy ein pynciauPam astudio gyda ni?Cyrsiau a addysgirYmchwil o\u0302l-raddedigAriannu'ch astudiaethauFfioedd dysguDiwrnodau Agored ac ymweliadauProsbectwsGwneud caisCysylltwch a\u0302 niRhyngwladolYour countryGlobal eventsFunding and feesEnglish language requirementsEnglish language programmesFoundation and pre-master's programmesEuropean ExchangeStudy abroad in CardiffGraduate visa routeVisit usProspectusContact usCareer support for international studentsBywyd myfyrwyrLletyCyrsiau rhan amser i oedolionDatblygu proffesiynolCyrsiau byr ar-leinRoedd96%o'n graddedigion mewn cyflogaeth a/neu\u2019n astudio ymhellach, i fod i ddechrau swydd neu gwrs newydd, neu wneud gweithgareddau eraill fel teithio.(HESA 2021)YmchwilArchwilioPynciau ymchwilDod o hyd i uned ymchwilCyhoeddiadau AcademaiddSefydliadau YmchwilRhwydweithiau YmchwilCyfleusterau ymchwilArloesi ac effaithEffaith ymchwilAnrhydeddau a gwobrauCysylltiadau strategolAnsawdd a pherfformiadDiwylliant ein hymchwilCynorthwyo ymchwilwyrCydweithioUniondeb a moesegCyllid a dyfarniadauNewyddion a straeon nodedigRhyngwladolPartneriaethau rhyngwladolPrifysgol XiamenUnicampPrifysgol BremenPrifysgol Normal BeijingPrifysgol WaikatoPrifysgol NamibiaExchange partnersYmchwil rhyngwladolAdnabod ein poblMyfyrwyr rhyngwladolCroesawgar acuchelgeisiolrydym yn brifysgolfyd-eangArloeseddEin gweledigaethMyfyrwyrStaffCwrdd a\u0302\u2019n harloeswyrCampws ArloeseddEin partneriaethauNewyddionBuddsoddwyd\u00a3600myn y gwaith uwchraddiomwyaf ar ein campws erscenhedlaethBusnesPam gweithio gyda ni?Ein partneriaidAr gyfer cyflenwyrCyfeiriad strategolCysylltwch a\u0302 niCynnig gostyngiad i'n staffDefnyddiwch ein harbenigeddYmgynghoriaeth fusnesCyfleoedd wedi\u2019u hariannuTrwyddedu ein canfyddiadau ymchwilCyfnewid gwybodaethHysbysebu cyfle am ymgysylltu dinesigDatblygwch eich gweithluAddysg broffesiynolArdystiad a hyfforddiant sgiliau TGRecriwtio ein myfyrwyr a'n graddedigionPartneriaethau trosglwyddo gwybodaethYsgoloriaethau Sgiliau Cyfnewid Gwybodaeth (KESS 2)CyfleusterauRhwydweithio a digwyddiadauNewyddion busnesRydym yn gweithio i greudyfodol gwelli Gymru a'r bydCymunedEin huchelgaisCofleidio ymgysylltiad cymunedolMeithrin sgiliau Cymru ar gyfer y dyfodolArwain adferiad gwyrdd CymruHyrwyddo'r Gymraeg a diwylliant CymruProsiectau cymunedol lleolArchaeoleg ymarferol yng Nghaerau a Threla\u0301iPresgripsiynu cymdeithasol gwyrddCyllid ar gyfer prosiectau peilotPorth CymunedolPharmabeesChildren's UniversityEin heffaithCefnogi pobl ifancRydyn ni\u2019n helpu pobl ifanc i wireddu eu potensialAdnoddau a gweithgareddau addysgol i athrawon, ysgolion a cholegauEin grwpiau blaenoriaethDigwyddiadauDefnyddiwch ein cyfleusterauCymryd rhan mewn ymchwilCodi arian ar gyfer ein hymchwilRydyn ni'n rhoein cymunedauwrth wraidd popeth a wnawn"}, {"text_idx": "#000004", "text": "Anrhydeddau a gwobrauCymrodyr er Anrhydedd"}, {"text_idx": "#000005", "text": "IsraddedigPorwch drwy ein pynciauCyrsiauPam astudio gyda ni?Diwrnodau Agored ac ymweliadauGwneud caisAriannu'ch astudiaethauFfioedd dysguCwrdd a\u0302\u2019n blogwyr myfyrwyrProsbectwsRhieni a chefnogwyrAthrawon a chynghorwyr gyrfaoeddCysylltu a\u0302 ni"}, {"text_idx": "#000006", "text": "O\u0302l-raddedigPorwch drwy ein pynciauPam astudio gyda ni?Cyrsiau a addysgirYmchwil o\u0302l-raddedigAriannu'ch astudiaethauFfioedd dysguDiwrnodau Agored ac ymweliadauProsbectwsGwneud caisCysylltwch a\u0302 ni"}, {"text_idx": "#000007", "text": "RhyngwladolYour countryGlobal eventsFunding and feesEnglish language requirementsEnglish language programmesFoundation and pre-master's programmesEuropean ExchangeStudy abroad in CardiffGraduate visa routeVisit usProspectusContact usCareer support for international students"}, {"text_idx": "#000008", "text": "Bywyd myfyrwyrLletyCyrsiau rhan amser i oedolionDatblygu proffesiynolCyrsiau byr ar-lein"}, {"text_idx": "#000009", "text": "o'n graddedigion mewn cyflogaeth a/neu\u2019n astudio ymhellach, i fod i ddechrau swydd neu gwrs newydd, neu wneud gweithgareddau eraill fel teithio."}, {"text_idx": "#000014", "text": "Ymchwil rhyngwladolAdnabod ein poblMyfyrwyr rhyngwladol"}, {"text_idx": "#000015", "text": "Cwrdd a\u0302\u2019n harloeswyrCampws ArloeseddEin partneriaethauNewyddion"}, {"text_idx": "#000016", "text": "yn y gwaith uwchraddiomwyaf ar ein campws erscenhedlaeth"}, {"text_idx": "#000017", "text": "Pam gweithio gyda ni?Ein partneriaidAr gyfer cyflenwyrCyfeiriad strategolCysylltwch a\u0302 niCynnig gostyngiad i'n staff"}, {"text_idx": "#000019", "text": "Datblygwch eich gweithluAddysg broffesiynolArdystiad a hyfforddiant sgiliau TGRecriwtio ein myfyrwyr a'n graddedigionPartneriaethau trosglwyddo gwybodaethYsgoloriaethau Sgiliau Cyfnewid Gwybodaeth (KESS 2)"}, {"text_idx": "#000020", "text": "Rydym yn gweithio i greu"}, {"text_idx": "#000022", "text": "Prosiectau cymunedol lleolArchaeoleg ymarferol yng Nghaerau a Threla\u0301iPresgripsiynu cymdeithasol gwyrddCyllid ar gyfer prosiectau peilotPorth CymunedolPharmabeesChildren's UniversityEin heffaith"}, {"text_idx": "#000023", "text": "Cefnogi pobl ifancRydyn ni\u2019n helpu pobl ifanc i wireddu eu potensialAdnoddau a gweithgareddau addysgol i athrawon, ysgolion a cholegauEin grwpiau blaenoriaeth"}, {"text_idx": "#000025", "text": "wrth wraidd popeth a wnawn"}, {"text_idx": "#000026", "text": "It\u2019s important to look into different exam venues before attending exams as this means you have one less thing to worry about.\nDon\u2019t let the layout and echo of a crowded hall get to you, just find your seat number and focus on the task at hand. Remember your student card and pens (preferably more than one in case it runs out, blue or black) leave with plenty of time to avoid being late and take some revision with you to look at before you go in. Don\u2019t worry, if you forget your student card you can use your drivers license or another form of ID as a back up, and if you sit in the wrong seat it\u2019s not the end of the world but you might have to ask an invigilator for help; the seating numbers are clearly provided outside the hall so remember to look before you go in.\nThe exam venues tend to be a bit splayed out, this requires some organisation and in some cases a practice run to get there- this is always a good bet if you\u2019re worried about getting lost.\nIn first year I walked from halls a few days before my exam to All Nations on a practice run, which sounds overprepared but I\u2019d hate to miss the exam because I couldn\u2019t find the venue? Now in third year I know All Nations like the back of my hand, but this year I had three out of four exams in new venues."}, {"text_idx": "#000027", "text": "One was in the Temple of Peace and although at 9am and half asleep, the building was easy to find, it\u2019s actually pretty close and it\u2019s fairly small and for me that is definitely more calm.\nAnother was in The Heath recreation hall and sports centre which was totally alien to me, luckily I have a housemate who had the same exam, 25 minutes walk in the pouring rain later and we were there, although it was quite far we left with plenty of time and got there very early, better to be overprepared."}, {"text_idx": "#000028", "text": "It so important to look where the venues are particularly in first year when you\u2019ve only just found out how to get to Martin Evans."}, {"text_idx": "#000029", "text": "The point I\u2019m attempting to stress here is to revise of course but also look where your exams are and perhaps google it a few days in advance, taking into account the time of the exam itself, the half hour before waiting period and any rush hour traffic if a taxi is needed. Exams are stressful enough you don\u2019t need to be googling directions to the venue the morning of the exam, the key to everything during this season is organisation, exam preparation involves more than just revision, once I grasped that, I was ready to go."}, {"text_idx": "#000031", "text": "Exam venues make me more stressed than some of my actual exams.\nNot just the layout and echo of a crowded hall, but the fear of forgetting your student card, sitting in the wrong seat, being late to the exam or filling out the form incorrectly. To top it all off the exam venues are splayed about like nobodies business, and this requires some organisation and in some cases a practice run to get there."}, {"text_idx": "#000032", "text": "In first year I walked from halls a few days before my exam to All Nations on a practice run, which sounds stupid, but how much worse would it be to miss the exam because you can\u2019t find the venue? Now in third year I know All Nations like the back of my hand, but this year I had three out of four exams in new venues."}, {"text_idx": "#000033", "text": "One was in the Temple of Peace and although at 9am and half asleep, the building was easy to find, it\u2019s actually pretty close and it\u2019s fairly small and for me that is definitely less stressful than Taly Sports Hall with 300+ people sitting different exams that leave at different times.\nAnother was in The Heath recreation hall and sports centre which was totally alien to me, luckily I have a housemate who had the same exam, 25 minutes walk in the pouring rain later and we were there, I can\u2019t help but feel that putting our exams in such a diverse rang of venues increases the stress, particularly in first year when you\u2019ve only just found out how to get to Martin Evans. Another of my exams was in a Hotel in town, in a conference room, that one was odd, sitting in the lounge/bar area with my course mates trying to do revision whilst businessmen order a whisky? seemed a bit strange but again was quite small and once we were there it was fine."}, {"text_idx": "#000034", "text": "The point I\u2019m attempting to stress here is to revise of course but also look where your exams are and perhaps google it a few days in advance, taking into account the time of the exam itself, the half hour before waiting period and any rush hour traffic if a taxi is needed. Exams are stressful enough you don\u2019t need to be googling directions to the venue the morning of the exam."}, {"text_idx": "#000036", "text": "Blogs by students for students"}, {"text_idx": "#000038", "text": "Oni nodir fel arall, mae'r safbwyntiau a geir yn y blog hwn yn perthyn i'r awdur ac nid ydynt o reidrwydd yn cynrychioli barn Prifysgol Caerdydd."}, {"text_idx": "#000039", "text": "Ysgolion AcademaiddDewch i ymweld a\u0302 niCysylltu a\u0302 niCysylltiadau mewn argyfwngGwybodaeth gyhoeddus"}, {"text_idx": "#000041", "text": "Datganiad hygyrcheddDatganiad ynghylch caethwasiaeth fodernPreifatrwyddTelerau defnyddioCwcis"}]