Criminology and Criminal Justice PhD

Bangor University

I love the environment, the lecturers and the welcoming students. However, there need yo be an active body representing international students

It's been a month since I joined the Bangor University as Law Student in Masters' Program. I am loving the study environment the university has to offer when you are into your post graduate program, including the enormous amount of sources online and offline both for case laws, journals, books, and articles to further enhance your knowledge which helps you stay updated with all latest developments in legal world. Coming from a country like India and being a international student to a totally new and unknown country like United Kingdom can sometimes be very depressing and lonely, but this university knows how to tackle this problem with its international student and which why it has an amazing student union called Undeb, which offers lost of societies and sports clubs to take care of the student 24 hours and 7 days. This is why I would like to give 5 starts to this university. International support and employability staff is very supportive and welcoming to provide your assistance related to your financial problems 5 days week, which is itself is absolutely a plus point. Even after being a such an amazing university on national and international level, this university still remembers its roots, and always support and promote the Welish language and Welish Culture but never impose, which is why its again a 5 star. Everything from the University campus is on walking distance which save your a lot of money from travelling and keeps your life style healthy. Infact at the end I would like to conclude that, there is not even a single day has passed when this university has not amazed me with its hospitality. Also I am just a month old student, I am still considering myself to nominate for the upcoming elections, just because of the so overwhelming and open hearted nature of the university.

This University has the appropriate environment created to enhance the teaching-learning experience. It embodies diversity and inclusively in its admission policies. The academic and social infrastructure are supportive for student engagement and productive interaction in the social environment. Freedom of speech, respect for human rights and liberty is promoted on the top of its agenda.

The legacy of Bangor maintaining a thriving and inclusive international community makes it a great institution. Having more affordable transport options which commute directly to and from the Manchester International Airport to Bangor would, nonetheless, make the student life more comfortable and convenient.

My best experience is the friendly staff that guide you around the campus. My least favourite experience is the length between the campuses.

The university is stunning and has some of the best views and walks around for when you need to take a break from studying. The lecturers are amazing and provide support for all assignments.