Bangor University

In Bangor, Wales, there is a public university called Bangor University. It was one of the founding organisations of the federal University of Wales and acquired its Royal Charter in 1885. Officially known as University College of North Wales (UCNW), it changed its name to the University of Wales, Bangor (UWB) before separating from the University of Wales in 2007 to become Bangor University. CurreBangor, located on the coast of North Wales and 450 kilometres northwest of London, is home to nearly 10,000 students from 85 different nations.

Bangor University for International Students

International Student Welfare Office at the university to help students
Bangor University Study Skills Centre for helping with university life and academic progression
Over 20 international student ambassadors to help from day one
Trips to London, York and other places of interest
Event organisation throughout the year
Self-catered accommodation and free gym membership for students in university accommodation
3000 rooms for accommodation across two locations

Bangor University Courses

Foundation
Undergraduate
Pre-Masters
Postgraduate
Research
Pre-Sessional

Bangor University Intakes

September
January

Fees & Fundings

The fees for Bangor University students are estimated as below:

Undergraduate: £15000 to £18000

Graduate Research: £15500 to £21000

Graduate Taught: £16000 to £19500

Various scholarships and fundings are available for eligible students at the university.

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