So far I have thoroughly enjoyed my time at uni and not regretted the decision. The people, course and location all come together to make it one of the best places (in my opinion) to study.

The careers department run the employability award which organises events, seminars and conferences. They also come to do presentations to each individual school about what their degrees can lead to as well as offering support on finding other career paths. The careers team are always on hand to help. The school also has weekly seminars from people in industry or academic work from another university. The staff team are always happy to go above and beyond heir requirement to get information on jobs, projects etc.

The lecturers always answer emails fast, remember who you are and will move heaven and earth to help. Our haematology lecturer is happy to sit down and offer support whenever we need and always offers to put on extra tutorial sessions to recap etc. Lecturers produce workbooks etc to help with revision. - by far the best of the lecturers in terms of going out of their way to make sure you get a good experience in uni.

The union is good if you need help. However it is limited by the fact that students don't pay fees for societies - this is instead replaced by a grant to societies and clubs from the union. However the grant is often not enough and definitely not representative of the society size and needs. More financial support is ploughed into sports.. The sabbatical officers this year have a clear approach and want to be as open and transparent as possible which is amazing - one of the Sabatical officers is always happy to chat and knows every society.. the staff team are, on the whole, also amazing!

Amazing. Very high quality, maintenance always on hand to fix an issue and security are very friendly.

A lot of money is put into sporting facilities which is excellent, however the School of Medical Sciences needs a lot more equipment for labs etc.

Bangor is great to live in!

There are some amazing clubs and societies which are awesome to go to. They're free which is good for students but that can limit them a bit as well

Excellent. Tutors are always on hand to chat and offer support with academic work. They're also good at signposting towards other support if it's needed. My tutor always checks in to see if I'm okay and need a chat about work etc.

All in all, my experience has been amazing. The small groups of students in each module means that it is a very familiar atmosphere, and the professors are incredibly open and approachable. Staff at the university is simply amazing, especially at the Main Arts Library. The extracurricular activities provided make for an overall amazing experience.

The Careers and Employability Department at the University makes a great effort in ensuring that students make the most out of their studies and are able to take first steps towards a successful career. Workshops focused on improving the CV or cover letter, as well as one-on-one meetings allow students to showcast their experience as best as possible.

The best thing about the way the courses are taught is that they are quite interactive. Instead of the professor lecturing and delivering a speech, the professors make sure to engage the students, through team-work, questions, quick assignments or workshops that fit perfect into the schedule.

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The students Union is fantastic. They supervise the various organizations and projects, and have always an open ear for ideas, queries and criticism. The students union is very active in promoting a move towards a sustainable and environmentally-friendly university, which is a great way of ensuring that future generations of students will be able to enjoy their time in a green Bangor as much as we do now.

The facilities are all well equipped, kept clean and all in all of satisfying standard.

Bangor is more of a town than a city, with lots of small shops and a handful of bars and cafes. Being close to both the mountains and bigger cities, Bangor has to offer something for everyone. Whether you are a nature-lover and cannot wait to jump into your hiking boots and explore Snowdonia, or whether you would like to spend the weekend shopping to your heart's content - Bangor and its surroundings will keep you busy and happy.

The University hosts a huge number of societies and clubs and there is something for everyone. I personally was a member of the Choir, Enactus Bangor and the Street Law Society. Thanks to the hard work of the Students Union and the leaders of the societies, you can be sure to have an amazing time outside of the classroom too.

Fortunately, I did not require any personal support from the University. The academic support, however, is fantastic. Tutors/ professors are always quick to reply to any queries and do not hesitate to spend some time with students to provide them with extra support.