Overall I believe that the university has a very strong record of student graduates and student support. The city itself also provides a large range of services and stores for students.

There are several library's and computer rooms on offer to all students with an online database cataloguing books provided. There is also a large amount of support provided by staff when searching for particular research material.

I haven't experienced what the university has to offer but I am aware of what support they provide to students.

The students union provides a lot of support to societies and clubs and keeps an organised database on all of the official documentation of societies.

The city feels very small but has a lot to offer if you know where to look - especially down the high street. There are many big name stores and superstores where students can buy food and various other items.

There is a large range of clubs and societies on offer, there are clubs and societies cor everyone ranging from Football to the Assassin society.

The lecturers and lectures provided at the university are filled with information and are of a suitable level for graduate study. There is also plenty of information provided for exams and revision with resources provided.

I haven't yet looked into careers after University. However I know that the university provides a Bangor Employability Award (BEA) which enables graduates to acquire careers with the extra support provided by the award.

The halls of residence sites are very secure and comfortable for students under residence with the university. Security do regular patrols around ffriddoedd and normal site in order to make sure that the site is secure and only students are on site overnight.

Every teaching location in the city can be reached in a few minutes by foot, so it's really convenient to attend lectures. Most lectures can be attended in person and online as well, and are recorded and uploaded for revisiting later. The clubs and societies are well organised and free, that's great. I am a bit disappointed by the lack of cafeterias for students - there are not many places to eat, in the few cafeterias there often is not enough space to sit there. Also, the food is good, but there aren't many options of warm food and it's expensive. Further, it would be great if there were more quiet study spaces for students with wifi and electricity. Lastly, it is too cold in all university rooms.

My courses are mainly taught in person, but the classes are recorded and live-streamed, so that they can be attended online and revisited later. Course materials are mostly uploaded to the Blackboard platform. The contact with the lecturers is pleasant and they are easily accessible.

The university accomodation is really expensive though the rooms are really small. Public transport is not but should be free or at least cheaper for students.

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