Bangor University
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Bangor University

WalesFounded 1884

Overview

Bangor University, located in North West Wales, is known for its strong academic reputation and welcoming community. Founded in 1884, the university offers a wide variety of courses, including Law, Business, Environmental Science, Arts, and Health Sciences. Bangor focuses on providing a supportive environment that helps students succeed both academically and personally.

As a research-led institution, Bangor University integrates the latest knowledge into its teaching. Smaller class sizes allow for more personal attention from lecturers, fostering interaction and discussion. This approach enhances students’ understanding of their courses and ensures they feel supported throughout their studies.

Why Study at Bangor University?

Studying at Bangor University means becoming part of an institution that values academic achievement, innovation, and inclusivity. The university consistently ranks among the top in the UK for student satisfaction, reflecting the positive experience of its students. It is also home to the Natural Environment Research Centre, making it an excellent choice for students interested in environmental studies.

Located near Snowdonia National Park and the Welsh coast, Bangor offers students a peaceful and inspiring place to live and study. The surrounding landscape provides opportunities for outdoor activities, creating a balanced and enriching student experience

Key Statistics

Students

10,195

Academic Staff

568

Student Satisfaction

75%

Rankings

QS World Ranking
725
Guardian Ranking
73

Fees (per year)

Undergraduate£17,000-20,000
Postgraduate£18,000-24,000

Contact Information

Bangor, Gwynedd, LL57 2DG, UK