Bangor University
About
Bangor University was established in 1884 and is a public university previously known as the University College of North Wales. Their campus is stretched across Bangor and is very accessible, connecting to Manchester, London, Cardiff, and Crewe via direct trains. They have some incredible facilities including libraries, accommodation, learning facilities, and sports facilities. The campus is surrounded by nature too.
They provide a range of undergraduate, postgraduate, and online programs. The university has three colleges that have fourteen different academic schools. They have more than 11,000 students and provide a number of scholarships opportunities for UK-based students and international students. They were ranked as top 20 for teaching quality in the Times and Sunday Times League Table in 2019 and recognised as best in the UK based on StudentCrowd reviews.
Postgraduate Programs They Run
Bangor University has a wide range of postgraduate courses to choose from that span a range of different topics. These include creative writing, languages, business, marketing, criminology, history, archaeology, and more. Some of the award classifications their courses offer include Master of Art (MA), Master of Science (MSc), Master of Research (MRes), and more.
Admissions Process
If you are looking to study a full-time undergraduate course at Bangor University, you will need to make your application through the UCAS website. Here, you will find an online application to complete and you can include up to five courses in your application. It is vital to ensure you include the correct institution and course codes in your application also. Once you have submitted your application, the admissions team will review it and contact you to let you know their decision.
Those hoping to study postgraduate courses or part-time undergraduate courses should apply directly on the website. To do this, simply visit the relevant course page and press the apply button. Then, begin filling in your details and send it off for review by the admissions team. Before you begin filling in your application, be sure to check all the entry requirements and that you meet them. After you have sent your application, the admissions team will revert back to you with their decision.
Accommodation
Bangor University has a wide range of student accommodation options. In addition, first-year students are guaranteed a place. All of the campus residences include Wi-Fi and wired internet access, gym, and Campus Life membership, and all bills are included in the rent price. They have accommodation available in St Mary’s Village and Ffriddoedd Village. Both are a short walk or bus ride from the campus. In addition, they are nearby all necessary amenities and restaurants, cafés, gyms, shops, and more. There is also security on-site 24/7. Your room will have a bed, wardrobe, shelves, and a study area that features a desk, chair, waste bin, and desk lamp. All accommodation has a shared kitchen and common living area. Some rooms have a private en-suite bathroom while others do not so you will have to share a bathroom with other students. To apply for accommodation with Bangor University, visit their website.
Scholarships and Financial Support
Bangor University provides a number of scholarships and bursaries to undergraduate and postgraduate students. Some of these scholarships and bursaries include the Bangor Merit Scholarships, Sports Scholarships, Coleg Cymraeg Cenedlaethol Scholarships, the Carers Bursary, Welsh-medium study Bursaries, and more. You can find out more about the scholarships available at Bangor University including their entry criteria and how to apply on their website.
Contact Info
For general enquiries, call +44 1248 351 151
