26 | NEWS | CAMPUS SERVICES For more campus developments click here New Cardiff centre for leaders of future
A £14.5 million centre for teaching and training tomorrow’s global business leaders has opened at Cardiff Business School
The brand new learning and teaching hub provides high-tech lecture theatres, executive study zones and a ‘trading room’ to atract the very best business students from around the world.
UNI TO BUY CITY BREWERY SITE
The University of Wolverhampton has unveiled multi-million pound plans to transform the site of a former brewery in the city to create a new hub for construction education. The site will become the home of
the new West Midlands Construction UTC (University Technical College), which the University is sponsoring along with the Construction Industry Training Board (CITB). The University also has plans to
relocate its own School of Architecture and the Built Environment to the site making it a local, regional, national and international centre of excellence. The UTC will prepare students for
professional and technical careers in construction. Led by the CITB and co- sponsored by the University, it will open in September 2015 on a temporary site before moving into the new build at Springfield in September 2016.
Cardiff Business School – ranked
fourth in the UK – is already a global community, with 35 nationalities amongst its faculty members, 80 amongst its students and 120 countries represented in its alumni community. Professor Martin Kitchener, Dean
of Cardiff Business School, said: “The Centre symbolises our determination
to deliver public value through economic and social improvement. By working in innovative ways, and adopting multidisciplinary approaches, Cardiff Business School is addressing the grand challenges facing business through research, teaching and civic engagement.” The Centre will also help drive the local Cardiff economy. Independent
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