2,095 Bangor University reviews

Course Content is best

Course content on the whole has been really interesting, in the last year I have been able to go on 7 in person field trips and all of them have been really enjoyable. Most of the sessions have been in person, but have the option of joining online. Only downside is they do not give you many career options post uni, it has either been work in a zoo, or jobs that you need to do a masters for predominantly.

I study Neuroimaging, its a small course which means that the lecturers can afford to give us individual feedback and assistance. We also have out own MRI scanner, which is obviously a huge plus. The career prospects of a course in neuroimaging are also pretty good, it will help me with a lot of research focused job applications. The worst aspects of my course are also the best ones, it is hellishly hard, and there is a lot of programming. I appreciate the lecturer having so much time for us, because I know the work will be worth it.

Bangor is a beautiful city with a lot of unique places. Unfortunately it is very small and there are not that many jobs to go around for all the students that live here. This means that a lot of people can find themselves without a job, living off their savings or family while studying. The graduate work opportunities are also limited, and most students find work elsewhere in the UK. The city is small and it is easy to get almost anywhere. Additionally, there is a train station here as well as many bus lines.

Its been great

all good! they are always here when needed

I think the location is not the best as it is on the hill and not accessible to everyone. it also does not say so on the uni's website. however, overall, it is good, cleanniness, bed comfort and space

The Criminology course while I have been a student at Bangor University due to coronavirus has been offered with a blended learning approach with lectures and seminars. Wherever possible, there has been in class lectures and seminars. Additional to this is independent study time. All staff are very supportive.

The course runs very smooth and you are always aware of what assignments and topics are coming up. The topics are varied and from your second year you can fully personalise your studies. I took a lot of modules in using music for health and well being and its given me a new appreciation for music in a medical field.

The surrounding area is amazing for walking and there are places to go shopping close by but the town centre itself is a bit sparce.

It was in a great location for lectures. The common areas were kept clean and the bins emptied by the cleaners which was nice.

The course is good, there isnt much to say. Every course has challenges, you just have to over come them

the school does provide a lot of opportunities.

The best aspects of my course include the flexibility of the course in terms of where and when the lectures are. They are often provided online and in person, and the option to review recordings of the lectures at a later date is also an option. My course could be improved if we were able to see real specimens or patient samples. Another improvement would be if more support was provided to find graduate schemes to complete after this degree.

The rooms are spacious and have on-suite bathrooms. The kitchen is shared between 8 people. There is a good degree of security, with cctv and security guards nearby outside. All necessary contact details e.g., for support services and security were proved in all the rooms.