I haven't been here for a long time, but from my short experience, I do find this place fantastic and I'm sure I will enjoy spending my time for the rest of my degree here. The main university building is quite old but on the other side you feel like you're in a museum every time you enter it. I also like the city itself - small, but bursting with activity everywhere.

Very good. Everything is modern and reliable.

I haven't really used them myself, but from what I've seen and read, they are excellent. If you have some sort of problem, there are a large number of organisations that are run by students, all with the goal of helping you.

Not much to say here, it's OK.

Besides going to clubs, partying and getting drunk, there isn't much else to do here.

I like the idea that membership in clubs and societies is free. This means you can do an activity you really like or try something new, plus the benefit of meeting new people and sharing similar interests.

I really like all my lecturers - they are kind, funny and helpful. They like being asked questions and present the material well, making the learning process that much more fun. The courses are varied and teach all the aspects of the specialisation.

University provides a vast selection of job prospects such as regular workshops focused on future career and jobs and an employability award, just to name a few.

In short, it's great. Halls are modern and comfy; everything that you need is provided. The rooms are a bit small, but I don't have a problem with that and there are bigger rooms for those who think this is a concern. Kitchens are well equipped. It's cheap too.

First and the most exciting thing about Bangor University is its surrounding area which has many breathtaking locations. University facilities are well in a higher standard and the teaching staff includes a very friendly and with expertise. Bangor university Library has a long list of academically supportive materials which are vital for our studies and is one of the nicest places to spend time in campus. The university takes good amount of time in organizing many events throughout the year which helps the students enjoy their Uni life with utmost pleasure. I feel I'm lucky to be a part of the Bangor University as an international student from Sri Lanka.

The course that I'm following is MA Business and Marketing, which offers some interesting modules taught in class which is recorded and later uploaded on university online portal to be reviewed by the students again for any revision or if by any chance miss the lecture. the course keeps the students engaged in learning activities throughout the semester to make sure best student outcome. The modules are taught in a clear and understandable way to support all students who speak different languages. I enjoy learning this course and looking forward to completing the same with best possible grades.

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