Bangor University offers its students the opportunity to meet new people and become independent by providing them with accommodation in modern halls of residence such as Friddoedd Village, St Mary's Village, and College Road. Many of these halls, located within walking distance of campus, are equipped with kitchens where students can prepare their own meals and rooms with private bathrooms.

Accommodation applications typically begin in January, and students receive an email invitation after selecting Bangor University as their Final Choice via UCAS. International students receive guaranteed accommodation upon confirmation of their conditional acceptance offer. The application deadline is usually July 31st, but this date may vary depending on the academic calendar.

Bangor University guarantees accommodation for first-year students regardless of department or faculty. Applying to these modern, well-equipped residences, located close to the university, requires a separate process. Depending on occupancy, students can choose where they want to stay and select the room and building type that suits their needs. Additionally, students residing in university residences receive a free annual gym pass.

Bangor University is a well-established institution offering modern educational and living facilities on its campus in Bangor City. Providing students with up-to-date libraries, well-equipped laboratories, and sports facilities, the university also supports academic achievement with spacious study areas and computer labs. With over 150 student clubs and societies, Bangor offers a vibrant student city atmosphere, fostering social and cultural interaction.

Main Accommodation Areas:

• Friddoedd Village
• St Mary's Village
• College Road

Features:

• Rooms with private bathrooms
• Kitchen sharing
• All residences are within walking distance of campus.
• Annual gym membership is free.
• Guaranteed accommodation for the first year (including international students)

Bangor University, which supports first-year students with living expenses, caters to students' diverse interests not only through academic excellence but also by organizing outdoor sports and adventure activities through clubs such as "Outdoor Pursuits". Known as one of the prestigious universities in the United Kingdom, Bangor also makes a name for itself with social responsibility projects, various seminars and conferences.

The university, home to over 10.000 undergraduate students, offers a wealth of academic and cultural resources through its library with extensive digital resources and its two significant museums, the Brambell Natural History Museum and the Storiel Museum. This campus provides students with both a high-quality education and a vibrant social life experience.

The current rector of Bangor University is Professor Edmund Burke, who has been in office since 2019. The university currently has over 200 professors, more than 500 lecturers, and a total of over 1000 academic staff.