Student Profiles
Bukola AdetonwaBukola Adetonwa – PhD in Management Studies
Bukola Adetonwa is from Nigeria. She's in her first year studying a PhD in Management Studies.The Bangor Business School is a great, supportive, multi-diverse establishment made up of very supportive lecturers who guide students through their academic journey.
Henry WilliamsHenry Williams – Business Economics
Henry Alexander Williams came to Bangor University through Clearing. He is now studying BSc Business Economics.
Feiyu MaFeiyu Ma – BSc Banking and Finance
Feiyu is 20 years old and from China. She's in the third year of a BSc in Banking and Finance.Banking and Finance is a course where you will have the opportunity to broaden your horizons with solid finance knowledge. The academic school is helpful when you face difficulties in your work. The lecturers are really great, and you can always seek help from them.
Raja AsadRaja Asad – Accounting and Finance
Raja Asad is from Pakistan and is studying BSc Accounting and Finance.I've made loads of friends here who have become my family away from home. I'll miss all the beautiful people whom I met here in Bangor.
Jamie PottenJamie Potten – MBA Management
Jamie Potten is from Maidstone in Kent. He graduated from Bangor with a degree in Creative Studies and is now studying for an MBA in Management.
Bangor offered everything I wanted, I’d heard great things about the course and it’s such an amazing and unique place to study, There really is nowhere like it.
Benjamin SimmondsBenjamin Simmonds – Financial Economics
Benjamin Simmonds, from Ashford in Kent is studying Financial Economics.
The University offers great opportunities to develop skills through the Bangor Career and Employability office. I got involved in: Flux, Enterprise by Design and the University Business Challenge.
Megan BradleyMegan Bradley – BSc Accounting and Economics
Megan Bradley from Wilmslow, Cheshire is a third year BSc Accounting and Economics student.
The staff are so lovely and always have time to help you out whether it’s in their office hours or by email, they truly do want the best for your wellbeing and to make sure that you succeed and get the grades you want.