An Honorary Fellowship is a highly prestigious award which the University can bestow on an annual basis to distinguished individuals who have a connection with the University, or with Wales, and who have made an outstanding contribution to their chosen field. Honorary Fellowships have been awarded for the last 20 years during the Degree Ceremonies each year, and over 150 individuals have been honoured in this way. The University maintains links with its Honorary Fellows, and the annual Honorary Fellows’ Dinner is one of the highlights of the University year.
Bangor University's
Honorary Fellows
Here are just some of the many famous names that are Honorary Fellows of Bangor University:
Chris Coleman
Elin Manahan-Thomas
Gruff Rhys
Huw Stephens
Huw Edwards
George North
John Sessions
Duffy
Bangor University's
HONORARY FELLOWS
Here are just some of the many famous names that are Honorary Fellows of Bangor University:
Sian Lloyd
Iolo Williams
Frances Barber
Catrin Finch
Tim Haines
Mark Hughes
Aled Jones
Matthew Maynard
Philip Pullman
Bryn Terfel
Carol Vorderman
Honorary Degrees
To celebrate the 125th anniversary of its foundation, Bangor University decided to award honorary doctorates to four individuals of world renown whose contributions over a long period were considered to be of major international significance.