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Bangor University provides a dedicated halls of residence where postgraduate students are housed, alongside other students at postgraduate and doctoral levels of study. Applicants have the choice between two residential villages, placed at either side of the well-equipped university complex, with a variety of room options to suit varying housing preferences and budgets.
Standard, en-suite, studio flats and townhouses are available for students, and all accommodation options are conveniently located within easy walking distance of both the main teaching venues and the city centre, where students can find a healthy selection of local pubs, bars, cafés and restaurants.
Bangor University students on Postgraduate Search say:
“It is such a good place to live. It is safe as well.”
“All facilities are point-on and the staff and security are always available at any time. Every facility is well kept and maintained well. I have never had any trouble concerning my stay in the halls.”
“There are lots of on-site facilities that are actually really good. Bar uno is actually a really good bar onsite and the gym that’s included in the cost of halls is great too.”
The university offers an impressive range of facilities, all within walking distance. It is located close to the centre of town and its hub is a beautiful Georgian stone main building. The university’s location provides students with stunning views out towards the Menai Strait, which separates Anglesey from the Welsh mainland.
Bangor University’s main library is a cutting-edge learning hub. It has an extensive collection of books and journals, and over 1,000 high-speed computers, with a digital archive of hundreds of thousands of online resources and course materials. The university offers 24-hour computer laboratories, individual and group study spaces and a selection of coffee shops for students to enjoy. Bangor University’s main library is uniquely supplemented by its very own Natural History Museum, Botanical Gardens and even a purpose built state-of-the-art marine research vessel, the ‘Prince Madog’, which enables the UK’s marine scientists to study the biology, chemistry, geology and physics of the surrounding seas. The vessel can take up to ten scientists and 20 students at any one time.
The university also offers students access to state-of-the-art sports and fitness facilities, with two large sports halls, three fully equipped gymnasiums, a multi-route climbing wall and many other outdoor facilities.
Bangor University students on Postgraduate Search say:
“The University has very good lecturers, facilities and a great student support service.”
“Not too busy, great place, quiet and cool for study”
“Really good facilities and sports in particular.”
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