Online Enrolment and Registration
All students (including visiting students and members of University staff studying for an award) must formally register centrally with the Student Administration section of the University. This takes place at the start of your course and subsequently, every September, will need to confirm continued attendance. The University is required to maintain up to date information on all students, and monitor your attendance and engagement.
You have a responsibility to ensure that you are aware of all your financial obligations and have made the necessary arrangements for payment prior to registration. Late registration and late payment charges will be applied in accordance with the University’s fee schedules in force for the academic session – see full details of fee charges and refund policies.
During the on-line enrolment and re-registration processes you will also be requested to check and complete some personal statistical data. We will send some of the information we hold about you to the Higher Education Statistics Agency (HESA). This forms your HESA record, which includes details of your ethnic group and any disabilities you have. HESA will pass your record, or parts of it, to organisations that need it to carry out their statutory functions connected with funding higher education. For further details please see the HESA Student Collection Notice.
Towards the end of your studies, we will pass your contact details to the organisation (usually a marketing company) that has been contracted to carry out the National Student Survey. That organisation will use your details only for that purpose, and will then delete them. About six months after you graduate, you will be contacted to ask you to fill in the HESA ‘Destination of Leavers from HE’ survey. We will not give your contact details to HESA. You might be included in a sample of leavers who are surveyed again a few years after they graduate. If so, we will pass your contact details to the organisation that has been contracted to carry out that survey. That organisation will use your details only for that purpose, and will then delete them. (If you do not want to take part in these surveys, please let us know).
Proof of Identity
There are two stages to complete before you are formally registered as a Bangor University Student. The first stage is the on-line enrolment process and then for stage two, you must provide the University with proof of your identity. Once these two stages have been completed successfully you will receive your Student Identity card and will be formally registered. International students will need to provide the documents listed in Section A. UK and EU students will need to provide either one document from Section B or two documents from Section C. Please note that students whose courses are not based in Bangor (e.g. distance learners and some part-time students) are requested to upload copies of the relevant documents as part of the on-line enrolment process.
- Students who are continuing on their current course do not need to have another ID check.
- If you are a Bangor graduate, and you are commencing a new course, you will need to complete an ID Check.
ID checking events for those full-time students who will be starting their studies in May 2025 will take place as follows:
Location: Main Arts Student Admin Hub (1st Floor)
Monday to Friday
10:00am–12:00pm
14:00pm–16:00pm
Acceptable documents
You must provide the following:
- Passport
- Entry Clearance Vignette and Biometric Residence Permit
- Student Visitor Visa (for students on courses 6 months or less e.g. Exchange Students)
For international part-time students/ international distance learners
- Passport or National Identity Card
You must provide one of the following or two documents from Section C below:
- Passport
- UK Photographic Drivers Licence (including provisional)
ONE of these documents must contain your full name and address, (which will be checked against your address held on the university student record system):
- Current Credit Card or Bank Debit Card
- Full Drivers Licence (without photo)
- Original Birth/Adoption Certificate
- Marriage/Civil Partnership Agreement
- National Insurance Card
- HM Forces ID Card
The following must have been issued within the last 12 months
- Credit Card Statement
- Utility Bill
- Mortgage Statement
- Council Tax Statement
- Home Office Documents
- Inland Revenue Documents
- Benefit Statement (e.g. Child Benefit, pension, etc)
- Correspondence from the Student Loans Company or Local Authority
Information for Continuing Students
All continuing students must re-register on-line every year, for administrative purposes only, and is not intended to be used for changing academic options (e.g. selecting or switching modules or courses, etc). Please see the Course Queries FAQs for guidance on academic matters. Once the results have been finalised for your previous academic year, you will be able to complete online re-registration (the link to that page will be visible to you in the progression message that you receive on MyBangor). If you have not already made arrangements to pay your tuition, or other fees, and/or have not satisfied other academic and/or administrative requirements, you will not be able to access the system and you should contact registration@bangor.ac.uk for advice.
If you need to discuss something prior to confirming your registration status, then first check our FAQ section. If you cannot find the answer you are looking for there, then please contact registration@bangor.ac.uk as soon as possible explaining your position. If you have not re-registered by the advertised deadlines (please see above), then you will be liable for a ‘late registration’ charge.
Please remember to quote your student ID number (500...) in all correspondence.
Information for New Students
All new Bangor University students (students commencing a new programme of study, including those who have graduated from Bangor and are now commencing a new programme) now enrol on-line. Your enrolment email will contain the necessary information to create your password which will then be linked to your university computer and email account. Your university email account will be used to communicate with you for all academic and administrative purposes and it is a condition of your registration that you access this account at least once a week.
If you are prepared, then it should not take long to complete. Please note that your registration at the University will not be finalised until you have completed the online process and have also provided us with proof of your identity at one of the ID checking events either before Welcome Week or during it.
Once you have completed both stages of registration, your student ID card will be available for you to collect from the ID checking event (assuming that you completed the online enrolment process and uploaded a photograph in advance of attending the ID checking event).
If you are a member of University staff you will have been allocated a separate student user account and will need to activate this account as instructed.
Frequently Asked Questions
ALL continuing students must re-confirm attendance on-line in September each year. It is for administrative purposes and is not intended to be used for changing academic options (e.g. selecting or switching modules or courses, etc). Please see the FAQ section on ‘COURSE QUERIES’ for guidance on academic matters.
All students register for their studies and re-confirm attendance on-line. Check your university e-mail account regularly for information.
Normally you can re-register on-line following a period of temporary suspension . You will be sent an e-mail with the instructions approximately 2 weeks before you are due to re-register provided that you have completed a request to resume your studies in the MyBangor Request Centre of your intention to re-commence.
All students must formally register centrally with Student Administration of the University at the start of their course and subsequently from time to time will need to confirm continued attendance. The University is required to maintain up to date information on and monitor the attendance of all students.
All new Bangor University students now enrol on-line. Your enrolment email will contain the necessary information to create your university password which will link to your university computer and email account. Your university email account will be used to communicate with you for most academic and administrative purposes and it is a condition of your registration that you access this account at least once a week.
The system will open for you approximately three weeks prior to the start of your course and will only be available for a limited period (usually until the end of week three of semester one), so please ensure that you enrol promptly. If you are prepared, then it should not take long to complete.
Confirmation of attendance is for ALL continuing students and is for administrative purposes only and is not intended to be used for changing academic options (e.g. selecting or switching modules or courses, etc). Please see the FAQ section on ‘COURSE QUERIES’ for guidance on academic matters.
As technical problems can be caused by so many different things, it’s not possible to answer all technical queries regarding private computers and home network arrangements. In general, clearing your browser cache or trying a different browser sometimes helps.
No, you should never give your login credentials to anyone else. You will need your Bangor user id and password to use the on-line facility. Please see www.bangor.ac.uk/itservices/policies/accept_use.php.en
You may be liable for a ‘late registration’ charge, please see: www.bangor.ac.uk/registration. If you are an undergraduate student with Student Finance in place, failure to register in a timely manner will result in Student Finance payment delays.
All important communications will be sent to your university e-mail account which should be checked regularly.
You are strongly advised to use your university e-mail account as your primary e-mail account, however if for other reasons (e.g. professional work reasons for part time students) you need to maintain more than one e-mail account, then you must either check your university account regularly or arrange for all university e-mails to be forwarded as appropriate. When forwarding e-mail, please ensure that university e-mail is accepted by the new account. Failure to read university e-mails cannot be used in mitigation for non-compliance with university regulations and procedures
Additional important information regarding registration procedures and regulations will be emailed to your university email account and you should read this thoroughly and keep this information throughout your period of registration.
You can request a confirmation of registration document via the MyBangor Request Centre (https://apps.bangor.ac.uk/requests/).