School of Arts, Culture and Language

Students reading and working together in one of the libraries traditional reading rooms, on the Main Arts campus

School of Arts, Culture and Language Welcome

Arts, culture and language have been taught at Bangor University since its founding in 1884. Today the school continues to offer the highest quality teaching alongside within a close-knit and supportive community of students and teaching staff.

The university is set between the mountain and the sea in a cultural landscape which has inspired creative works from ancient myths to authors such as JRR Tolkien and Philip Pullman, and Oscar winning filmmaker Danny Boyle. After 130 years Bangor University remains the perfect destination for those who want to unleash their creativity and spark their intellectual curiosity.

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Undergraduate Study

Undergraduate Subject Areas

Choose from the following subject areas:

Undergraduate Subject Areas

Choose from the following subject areas:

Creative Writing and Professional Writing

Drama, Theatre and Performance

English Language

English Literature

Film, Media and Journalism

Modern Languages

Linguistics

Music

Welsh and Celtic Studies

Postgraduate Study

Postgraduate Taught Subject Areas

We offer postgraduate taught courses in the following subject areas:

Linguistics, English Language and Bilingualism

Celtic and Medieval Studies

Creative Writing

English Literature

Film, Media and Journalism

Music

Translation Studies

Welsh

Postgraduate Research Subject Areas

Postgraduate Research opportunities are available in the following subject areas:

Linguistics, English Language and Bilingualism

Creative and Critical Writing

English Literature

Film, Media and Journalism

Modern Languages and Cultures

Music

Translation Studies

Welsh

Departments

This is a new department that incorporates elements of the previous School of Languages, Literature and Linguistics and the School of Music and Media.

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This is a new department that incorporates elements of the previous School of Languages, Literature and Linguistics.

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This is a new department that incorporates elements of the previous School of Languages, Literature and Linguistics.

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This is a new department that incorporates elements of the previous School of Music and Media.

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This is the new name for the previous School of Welsh and Celtic Studies.

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