Teaching and Learning at Bangor University

Bangor University was established in 1884 and has a long tradition of academic excellence that continues to this day.

The University has an impressive range of learning resources, including an extensive collection of books and journals; over 1000 computers for student use (with some PC rooms open 24 hours a day) a number of social learning spaces, the research vessel 'The Prince Madog,' state of the art science labs and an MRI Scanner.

Modern and innovative teaching methods include the School of Psychology's 'Who Wants to be a Millionaire' style Audience Response System, the School of English's small group tutorials and Occupational Therapy's Problem Based Learning.

Take a look at the videos below to find out more.

Teaching and Learning Facilities at Bangor University

An overview of the teaching and learning facilities at Bangor.. More...

Audience Response System - Psychology

Find out how lecturers from the School of Psychology embrace different teaching and learning methods. More...

School of English Small Group Tutorials

Small group tutorials allow students to discuss and share ideas with their peers and tutor. More...

Medical Microwave Systems Research Group

The Group is developing new systems that makes use of focused thermal and non-thermal high frequency microwave and mm wave energy. More...

Seaweed Practical

First year students from the School of Ocean Sciences study seaweed as part of a practical session. More...

Experimental Research at the School of Electronic Engineering

Cutting-edge research into increasing broadband speeds is being carried out at Bangor. More...

Fisheries Practical on board the Prince Madog

Students at Bangor undertake practicals on board the University's research ship the Prince Madog. More...

Problem Based Learning - Occupational Therapy

Postgraduate Occupational Therapy students are encouraged to learn independently through Problem Baed Learning. More...

Marketing and Football

Bangor Business School offers a marketing module in partnership with Norwich City FC. More...

In a Heart Beat

First year students from the School of Biological Sciences measure heart rates as part of a practical session. More...

Waveform Practical

Students from the School of Ocean Sciences study bedforms and waterlevels during a Waveform Practical.More...