Studying at Bangor University
During the Open Day, there will be the opportunity to attend Subject Talks, giving you the chance to learn more about particular courses and departments. Please check the Open Day programme for full details of the Subject Talks so you can plan ahead and make the most of your visit. This is the perfect opportunity to ask staff about entry requirements, course content, modules and careers.
Student Life at Bangor University
Bangor is known for its close-knit community and welcoming environment. There is plenty going on too - from joining in with our Students' Union clubs, societies and volunteering to nights out at the Pontio centre.
At the Open Day, current students will be on hand to talk to you about their experiences of living and studying at Bangor.
Our Student Accommodation
All new, full-time undergraduate students, including those who come through Clearing are guaranteed a room in University accommodation.
At the Open Day, you can attend the Accommodation Talk and take a Campus and Accommodation Tour. They run throughout the day, allowing you to see the accommodation at both student villages and learn about living in Bangor.
Supporting Our Students
From the moment they arrive at Bangor, they will have access to a wide network of support. Come and talk to us at the Open Day about how your child will be supported at University.
You can attend the Finance Talk to find out more about tuition fees, scholarships and bursaries. In the Open Day Exhibition, you can find out more about:
- Student Services
- Mental health and wellbeing support
- Disability and inclusion services
- Tuition fees and student finance
- Scholarships and bursaries
Our Location
Questions You May Want To Ask Current Students During The Open Day
- How do you balance your studies with your social life?
- How much independent study is expected compared to school or college?
- Do you feel like you’re gaining the skills you need for life after university?
- Have you had opportunities for work experience, placements, or part-time jobs?
- How easy was it to settle in during your first few weeks?
- What helped you make friends when you arrived?
- What does a typical day or week look like for you?
- What kinds of clubs or societies are popular?
- Is it easy to get involved in activities if you’ve never tried them before?
- What do students typically do in their free time?
- Is it manageable to live on a student budget here?
- What are the biggest unexpected costs?
- What is university accommodation really like?
- How easy is it to manage things like cooking, laundry, and budgeting?
- Did you stay in halls, and would you recommend it?
- Do you feel safe living and studying in Bangor?
- How do you find getting around the campus and the city?
- Do you need a car to get around?
- Is it easy to get to Bangor on a train?
- Where would you go if you were struggling or feeling overwhelmed?
- Do students use the support services, and are they helpful?
- How did you manage homesickness (if you experienced it)?