Student Ambassadors

As a PhD student I have many opportunities, as well as my research: The best thing is that I can join any module that I think is relevant to my work

Supervisors and researchers here are supportive and knowledgeable, lectures are passionate and articulate. They love to help you with your research ideas and study.

The best thing about my course is that there is a good balance between theory and practice. I enjoy every minute of the lectures and think the amount of time left for students to read and deepen in the topics is perfect.

For me, Bangor is the perfect place to study, to connect yourself with nature and to open your mind by meeting people from all over the world.

The Psychology department in Bangor University has a high reputation among all the university in the UK. Lecturers here are helpful and friendly. They would love to help you with your study.

I found about the university online and was surprised by how pretty the city and the university itself was; that added with great facilities for my course was definitely enough to convince me to apply here.

The most wonderful part about my course is that it allows me to follow my own path when it comes to research, albeit with excellent guidance from my supervisors.

Whenever I need support, my personal tutor, Student Services and the International Education Centre are always there to help me out in any way possible

University life in Bangor is filled with rich experiences of the unique people from various corners of the planet who enrich your life and change your outlook towards life. Brace yourself for such a change!

Linguistics is research driven and we as students are encouraged to participate in new research and come up with any new ideas. Also, our department has a very friendly atmosphere where everyone knows each other.

I love the wide range of support and services students are able to use during the course. It really help students that are struggling with any kinds of issue. Be it coursework issues to mental health.

The Lecturers are so passionate about the subject that it is inspiring.  Staff are friendly and helpful and they are always willing to help you.

The best thing about living in Bangor would be the scenery and nature surrounding Bangor. There’s nothing like waking up to the cooling atmosphere and fresh air, especially since I come from a relatively hot country.

Prospective students will definitely find Bangor welcoming because it is a friendly community and the people are always ready to assist and support to make them feel at ease.

The Bangor Business School is a great, supportive, multi-diverse establishment made up of very supportive lecturers who guide students through their academic journey.

The International student service has been a source of happiness for me and my personal tutor has been wonderful.

The town is walkable, the air is clean, the people are warm and willing to help. There are lots of shopping discounts for students so the lifestyle is not expensive.

Being a PhD student is a totally different experience for me from my previous studies. The best thing is that I have to do self-study, which makes me feel free.

Bangor is a small, amazing and quiet city. The locals are friendly and I enjoy the close proximity of nature.

I enjoy the modules and the staff are amazing. Being a teacher as well is a good experience.

The best thing about living in Bangor is Bangor University and the people are so friendly there. I enjoy my School and time with my friends.

The course has been wonderful. The field trips let you experience learning outside of the usual classroom setting.

I’ve completed both my BSc and MRes in Bangor. Both courses helped me gain a better understanding of the natural environment and how to manage it efficiently in this changing climate.

With great professionals in the field of languages and linguistics, I have been able to develop a strong passion as I kept discovering more things I enjoy to do.

The course is well-rounded as we are introduced to various different fields within psychology in first and second year modules (e.g. behavioural, neuro, cognitive, social etc). This gives us an idea about which areas interest us the most.

Bangor is a truly stunning town. It is also a town that, as a student moving to it you do not lose yourself completely. By that I mean, it is a town where you can turn a familiar face from a lecture into a friend.

I found out about Bangor University through promotional material from a study abroad event in the US. Coming from a more rural, mountainous community in North Carolina, I wanted a university that wasn’t in a large city and had beautiful scenery, and boy does Bangor deliver!

The Psychology school is an interesting school. We have a friendly environment where lecturers are attentive to the students. The best thing about the Psychology school is that you have a great support scheme for students.