Plans to axe music courses at Cardiff University will silence Wales as the "land of the song", a former student has said.

Helen Whyley, executive director of the Royal College of Nursing Wales, told BBC Radio Wales Breakfast the ... external it is confident it can avoid compulsory redundancies. Aberystwyth University has ...

"Aberystwyth went musically a long time ... says she is scared for the future of higher education The University and College Union in Wales condemned the plans as "cruel and unnecessary" and ...

Applications to study nursing degrees in Wales rose in 2024 and the acceptance rate among international students also grew, ...

I see this role as a chance to give back to both higher education and to Wales – both of which have been and continue to be central to my life and my character." Meri Huws, Chair of Aberystwyth ...

What do the deep suggested cuts, job losses and axing of courses mean for students. staff, other universities, the NHS, Welsh Government and wider Wales?

The outgoing head of a new public body set up to oversee post-16 education warned of “massive challenges”, with cuts proposed ...

Helen Whyley, executive director of the Royal College of Nursing Wales, told BBC Radio Wales ... it can avoid compulsory redundancies. Aberystwyth University has confirmed that 101 staff have ...

Staff say they are in shock as nursing, modern languages, and music are among degrees under threat with 400 jobs academic ...