Studying at Bangor
Student Support
We want to make sure that you feel supported during your studies. Our Peer Guide scheme and the Personal Tutor system mean that there is always another student or member of staff that you can turn to.
Our student services centre provides professional support services, covering health, welfare, dyslexia, disability and study skills.
Visit the Student Services website to find out more about the wide range of support on offer.
I wanted to develop my counselling skills and gain a Masters qualification.
Sue Jackson
MA Education Studies
Learning resources
The University has an impressive range of learning resources, including an extensive collection of books and journals; over 1000 computers for student use, a number of 24-hour access PC rooms, social learning spaces, its own research vessel ‘Prince Madog’, state of the art science labs and an fMRI Scanner.
Find out more about our teaching & learning resources.
Study abroad – The opportunity of a lifetime!
Our study abroad programmes give you the opportunity to really make the most of your study experience. Studying at Bangor could take you to Europe and beyond!
- Study in Europe
- Work in Europe
- Worldwide Exchange – go to Canada, China, South Korea or the USA.
Find out more on our Studying Abroad site.
Mature students
We understand that as a mature student you are slightly different to a student who arrives here straight from school, and that your commitments, responsibilities and approach to university may vary.
Take a look at our Mature Students pages for information on the help and support we have available.