Welcome Week: Music, Drama and Performance Schedule

Introduction to the staff and the Music Degree Programmes

Mathias Hall, Music Building

Your Personal Tutor will be your first point of contact for all questions about your study. This will be an opportunity for you to have a quick chat and get to know your tutor.

Staff Offices

Introduction to the staff and the Drama Programmes.
Roberts Room, Music Building

Powis Hall is based in Main University Building often referred to as Main Arts 

Lecture Room 3

If you are following a Joint Honours Degree, this is a chance to be welcomed to your second subject area and to meet the staff.

Mathias Hall, Music Building

Lecture Room 2

There'll be free Pizza, and a good film. 

Main Arts Lecture Theatre and the foyer area

Mathias Hall, Music Building

Canolfan Brailsford, Ffriddoedd Rd, Bangor LL57 2EH

Canolfan Brailsford, Ffriddoedd Rd, Bangor LL57 2EH

There is a lot of support available to help you use the Welsh Language in your work at the University. Come and hear what help is available in order to develop yopur language skills and use Welsh confidently in your academic work.

Lecture Room 4

Meet your Employability Adviser and find out about the support available to you from your first day of study here at Bangor University, including searching for part-time jobs and work experience, and ways you can develop your skills and knowledge to enhance your employability while you study.

Lecture Room 2

An opportunity for you to use the latest language tools available to help you write accurately and confidently in Welsh.

Computer Room 1

There'll be free Pizza, and a good Welsh language film

Drama Rehearsal Room, Main Arts Building

Come to share a favourite piece of writing (whether your own, or by a favourite writer) or come to listen.
Blue Sky Cafe, Bangor High Street
 

University Chorus, University Chamber Choir, Music Society Choir

All welcome to come and sing!

Prichard Jones Hall, Main Arts Building

 

Lecture Room 1

Lecture Room 5, Main Arts Building   

Ever wanted to have a go at learning French, German, Italian, Spanish, or Manadarin? Well, now you can in short, interactive, and fun sessions with language tutors from the Department of Modern Languages and Cultures. These sessions are aimed at students who are considering doing a beginners language module as part of their degree, interested in our Languages for All evening classes, or just keen to try a new language. All welcome!

10.00 - 10.20:  French (Nathalie Thomas)
10.25 - 10.45: Italian (Elsa Barratt)
10:50 - 11:00: Spanish (Elena Castillo)
11:15 - 11:35: German (Lana Feldmann)
11:40 - 12:00: Chinese (Shasha Wang)

Lecture Room 5, Main Arts Building

This session is to introduce students to the union, and course rep system, explaining how students can get involved in signing up to be a rep, and how peers can feedback and improve their course. The session will also include a welcome from the DoSE, and a talk from Mandy around Student Engagement and Surveys. 

We strongly encourage all students to attend this and treat it as an essential induction session.

(Bea Fallon) - Main Arts Lecture Theatre

Come along and try some informal, fun drama activities

Lecture Room 2, Main Arts Building

An informal music taster session. Come to have some fun

Mathias Hall, Music Building

A word of welcome from the Head of school of Arts, Culture and Language, Professor Ruth McElroy.

John Phillips Theatre

Computer Room 2, Main Arts Building

On the hour and half past the hour

Computer Room 2, Main Arts Building

University Symphony Orchestra, Music Society Orchestra
All players of orchestral instruments are welcome to take part in the rehearsal.

Pritchard Jones Hall, Main Arts Building

Mathias Hall, Music Building

Organised by the Music Societies

Room 1 Activities Hub (Bar Uno)

Organised by the Music Societies