I used to study in Germany and just stay in Bangor for a year and both are good universities but here in Bangor they care more about your personal and academic problems. Internationals are really involved in the everyday life and welcome

Great, they offer a lot of things, library ist really good, new computer labs, space for learning

Really good, there are different people who help you with different problems related to everythinf you struggle with

Helpful und with a lot of opportunities and trying to do the best for the students

I like the small city between the mountains and the sea, friendly people everywhere. There are so many students and a lot of things to experience within and around the city

Loads of different clubs and societies, serendipity ist great to get an overviwe of all things available and to sign up for everything. Everyone's welcome from beginner to advanced

Close to the lecturer, who is willed to andwer every question. Field work and practical based working and learning

10

Career department, info lectures and a lot of opportunities to get involved

I have absolutely loved my time at Bangor and I would recommend it to everyone thinking of coming here. I have been supported in everything I've wanted to do whilst I've been here and made friends that I'll have for life. Where else can you climb a mountain and go surfing within the same day!!

Bangor University's facilities are great. There are more than enough computers about and a facility to check how many computers are being used in each computer room so that we don't waste time walking to the library if it's full. The biology labs are brand new and have all of the latest tech which we are able to use!

The support offered by Bangor is great, there is always someone I can speak to if I'm stuck with a piece of work or something more personal. Student support services are great with mental health, disabilities etc.

The Students Union is great and Bangor's clubs and societies are some of the best with them being free to join and very active. I do feel that the SU is too closely integrated with the university though.

Bangor city is quite small however it feels very homely, everyone is nice and everyone knows each other. If you are used to the big city life then you may find Bangor a big change.

Clubs and Societies are amazing. They're all really active and do great things for students and the community. The academic societies are especially great with them all running academic talks weekly and trips abroad as well as opportunities to improve your practical skills and make yourself more employable. And theyre all free!

I most like how much effort the university gives into making sure all students are doing well and nothing is too much trouble for them. I least like how sometimes deadlines may clash however they try and minimise this each year.

18

Bangor University has constantly supported me throughout my studies to increase my employability with things such as paid internships within working labs, CV workshops and 1:1 mentoring. I feel that whilst in my fourth year I am very employable for when I leave uni.

Brand new, really nice and clean. No maintenance issues and if there are they're fixed very quickly. Nothing too much trouble for the halls office.