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Situated in North-West Wales, Bangor University is known for its academic excellence, world-leading research and welcoming community.
With stunning mountains and picturesque beaches on your doorstep, you’ll be studying in one of the most beautiful places in the UK.
With the benefit of a great train service and the scenic, coastal A55 dual carriageway, getting to Bangor couldn’t be easier or more enjoyable.
Surrounded by breathtaking natural landscapes, travel guide Lonely Planet named North Wales as one of the best regions in the world to visit.
We are ranked within the top 11% of the most sustainable universities worldwide (QS World Rankings: Sustainability, 2025).
Bangor University was named the most affordable place to study in the UK by NoDepositFriend.Com (2024).
*guaranteed
Our student accommodation was voted by students as being in the top 10 in the UK, in the WhatUni Student Choice Awards (2024).
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*For full details of our halls guarantee go to bangor.ac.uk/ accommodation
We are ranked in the top 20 for teaching quality in The Times & The Sunday Times Good University Guide (2024).
You’ll be taught by academics whose research is helping to solve some of the world’s biggest challenges. 85% of Bangor’s research is world-leading or internationally excellent (Research Excellence Framework, 2021).
Receive dedicated support and resources from our Careers and Employability team, to help you apply for your dream job.
Our Peer Guides are on hand to help you settle into university life, and the personal tutor system means there is always an academic member of staff you can turn to.
Bangor is situated in an incredible location, on the doorstep of Eryri (Snowdonia) National Park.
In just a short drive or bus journey, you can visit one of Anglesey’s stunning beaches, explore epic castles, paddle across tranquil lakes or hike one of Eryri’s many peaks.
Estimated train and car journey times to Bangor (hours):
Bangor is a compact city and easily explored by foot or by bike. It’s a short stroll from your University accommodation to one of the many lecture theatres or the city centre.
Bangor has some amazing landmarks, including the beautiful Garth Pier with its Victorian kiosks; St Deiniol’s Cathedral, where many of the native princes of Wales are buried, and Thomas Telford’s stunning Menai Suspension Bridge.
Bangor is the oldest city in Wales, and Bangor University itself first opened its doors on 18 October, 1884. Wales’ most affordable student city - Edumentors, 2024
Bangor truly is a student city, with one of the highest ratios of students to permanent residents in the UK. Its close and welcoming community means our students tend to settle in quickly!
Supermarkets, shops, cafés, restaurants, takeaways and pubs are all within easy reach, and there are plenty of independent shops and eateries to discover too.
Visit the University’s Pontio Arts and Innovation Centre to enjoy the very best from the world of cinema, theatre, arts and culture.
The University city is home to international students from over 120 countries, giving you the opportunity to make friends from many different cultures and backgrounds.
is dedicated to Health Science subjects. This smaller campus allows students the opportunity to connect with all of the academic staff, with an excellent student-to-staff ratio.
Just a 10-minute walk to the city centre, Wrexham is one of Wales’ newest cities, awarded city status in 2022.
Bangor: The cheapest place to study in the UK
(NoDepositFriend.com, 2024)
The cost of utilities, such as electricity, gas and water, plus WiFi is included in hall fees.
Enjoy a timetable of social events run by Campus Life, plus Canolfan Brailsford gym membership, included in hall fees.
You can watch the latest films at Pontio Arts and Innovation Centre, for only £6 per student ticket.
Save on transport costs - almost everywhere in Bangor is walkable!
You’ll find almost all the major supermarkets in Bangor to suit your needs and budget.
Access to 24/7 learning warm spaces, so there’s always somewhere to go to warm up and recharge.
The University’s Money Support Unit can help with all your budgeting needs.
Enjoy affordable hot meals Monday-Friday at the University’s Café Teras and Bar Uno.
Students can apply to the Hardship Fund for support with essential costs that cannot be anticipated.
Living in our affordable, comfortable and safe halls of residence is the ideal way to make the most of your University experience. With just over 2,600 rooms, accommodation is guaranteed* for all new undergraduate applicants in one of our student villages; St Mary’s or Ffriddoedd.
* For full details of our halls guarantee go to bangor.ac.uk/accommodation
• En-suite bedrooms (with shared kitchen)
• Budget bedrooms (with shared kitchen and some with shared bathrooms)
• Studios (with en-suite bedroom and private kitchenette)
• Townhouses (with shared kitchen/bathrooms)
• Accessible rooms, including those with wheelchair access
• Provisions for those who are hearing-impaired
• Halls for Welsh-speakers
• Halls for health-care students
• Quiet halls
• Female-only flats
• Alcohol-free flats
All bills (water, heating, electricity) High-speed Wi-Fi Timely repairs and maintenance
Contents insurance Gym and Campus Life membership Weekly cleaning of shared areas
(based on 2025/26 prices) from £99 p/w Room with shared bathroom from £125 p/w
Townhouse with shared bathroom from £119 p/w
En-suite room from £210 p/w Studio with ensuite and private kitchenette
Ffriddoedd is our largest accommodation village and is located in Upper Bangor, a thriving student area. It’s about a 5-minute walk from the train station, and a 10-minute walk from the Main University Building or city centre.
• Approximately 1960 rooms - most with en-suite bathrooms
• Shop
• Launderette
• Common rooms with study areas, chill out zones and computer suites
• Bar Uno café bar
• Canolfan Brailsford sports centre
St Mary’s is the smaller student village, located in an elevated position overlooking the city of Bangor. It is about a 5-minute walk from the city centre and a 15-minute walk from the train station and the Main University Building.
• Approximately 650 rooms on the site, including en-suite bedrooms, budget rooms, studio apartments and townhouses
• Shop
• Launderette
• Common rooms with study areas, chill out zones and a computer suite
• Communal kitchens and meeting room
• Fitness room (students can also use Canolfan Brailsford sports centre)
• Barlows café
• Acapela entertainment space
the Students’ Union, is the voice of students and the home of student life at Bangor. Located on the fourth floor of Pontio, the Students’ Union runs sports clubs, networks, societies and volunteering projects.
Bangor (UMCB) is Bangor’s Welsh Students’ Union and looks after the welfare of Welsh-speaking students and learners, and anyone else with an interest in the Welsh language and culture.
The Students’ Union is led by elected student representatives whose role is to enrich and enhance the student experience at Bangor. If there’s anything you want or think needs to change, they are there to listen and support you.
At Bangor, you’ll have the opportunity to enjoy more activities and sports than you can ever imagine! It’s a fantastic way to make friends, meet new people and try something new.
During Welcome Week, the Students’ Union organises a huge fair called Serendipity where you’ll be able to see what’s on. All our clubs, societies and volunteering projects will be there, so you can stop by their stalls to find out more and sign up for taster sessions.
Whether you’re interested in traditional sports like rugby or badminton; outdoor activities like surfing or paddle-boarding; or something completely different like underwater hockey (Octopush) – there’s a club for it at Bangor!
Our societies bring like-minded people together, from courserelated societies like LangSoc and ZooSoc; societies that celebrate different nationalities and cultures, to hobby-based societies like the Film Society and Craft Society.
During your free time, you can join in with volunteering projects through Student Volunteering Bangor, which dedicates an amazing 2600 hours annually to community projects.
It’s a great way to give back to the community and meet new friends, whilst gaining valuable experience to boost your employability.
There are over 25 different volunteering projects which all fall under one of the following categories:
Wellbeing Elderly Children
Environmental Community Focused Fundraising Campaigns & Events
A placement year provides fantastic opportunities, helping you to develop new skills and boost your employability.
At Bangor, you can do a placement year as part of almost all undergraduate degrees we offer.
You will have the opportunity to fully consider if this option is for you and make an application after you have started your degree at Bangor.
Why take a placement year?
• Broaden your horizons
• Develop new skills
• Gain relevant subject experience
• Make valuable connections
• Improve your employability
Studying or working abroad is a great opportunity to see a different way of life and learn about other cultures, whilst continuing to earn credits towards your degree and gaining new perspectives on your subject.
You can take an International Experience Year on most of our undergraduate courses and will have the opportunity to fully consider this option whilst studying for your degree at Bangor.
Many of our courses have a foundation year option available, with a lower entry tariff.
Our foundation year courses are perfect if you don’t have the required qualifications for a degree-level course or are reentering education.
International students can take a ‘Year Zero’ at Bangor University International College.
At Bangor we place a high priority on caring for and supporting our students. From managing your finances to finding a graduate job, our services are here to help you make the most of your time at University.
Some of our Student Support services include:
• Money advice
• Health and welfare support
• Mental health advice
• Dyslexia support
• Counselling
• Disability services
• Chaplaincy team
• Study skills support
Whether it’s exploring your career options, undertaking work experience or setting up your own business, we’ll offer support and provide a range of resources to help you develop your employability and confidence .
• An online employability hub with a wealth of resources
• Help to find part-time work, internships, placements and work experience
• Support to prepare and search for graduate jobs
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• Opportunities to apply to a paid internship scheme within the University
• A programme to develop your entrepreneurship skills
• Complete Skills Pathways in CareerConnect; online courses to help you prepare for your dream job
Our range of bursaries and scholarships are designed to help support you through your studies.
Further information on what is available, eligibility and the application process can be found on our website.
For information about scholarships for international students, please visit: bangor.ac.uk/ international/ scholarship
We’re home to nearly 2,000 international students from over 120 countries.
You’ll join a truly international community, and we will support you to make the most of your time studying here.
• A welcome programme to help you settle at Bangor
• Information sessions on topics like finding work and study tips
• Immigration and Visa support
• Advice on a range of welfarerelated matters
• Guaranteed accommodation provided the application is made before the deadline
• Social events to help you make friends and get to know the area
Welsh-speaking students have the opportunity to study all or part of their degree through the medium of Welsh. There is a great demand for young professionals who can work bilingually in Wales, and studying through the medium of Welsh at University will provide an excellent foundation for your career.
In September 2025, our growing and expanding North Wales Medical School launches its first pharmacy degree, enabling students to study pharmacy in North Wales for the first time.
Bangor University’s medicine programme enables students to complete their entire medical degree programme in North Wales, working in close collaboration with Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board and Primary Care providers across the area. Our medicine degree offers students a rich learning environment with greater emphasis on learning in practice and at the heart of local communities, in keeping with the Welsh Government’s plan “A Healthier Wales”.
Biology
Business,
Computer
Conservation,
Criminology,
Cymraeg/Welsh
Engineering
English
English
Film,
History
year
Foundation Year options are available on most of our degrees.
Visit the course pages on our website for more information.
Bangor University offers many opportunities for students to study through the medium of Welsh.
To find out how much of your course is available in Welsh, visit colegcymraeg.ac.uk
NN4H Accounting and Finance BSc (Hons) 112-136 3
NN4F Accounting and Finance (with Foundation Year) BSc (Hons) 64-104 4
N4N2 Accounting and Management BSc (Hons) 104-128 3
N4NF Accounting and Management (with Foundation Year)
N391 Banking and Finance
N39F Banking and Finance (with Foundation Year)
N312 Banking with Financial Technology (FinTech)
(Hons) 48-96 4
(Hons) 104-128 3
(Hons) 48-96 4
(Hons) 104-128 3
N32F Banking with Financial Technology (with Foundation Year) BSc (Hons) 48-96 4
L110 Economics BSc (Hons) 112-136 3
L10F Economics (with Foundation Year) BSc (Hons) 64-104 4
L1N3 Economics and Finance
L1NF Economics and Finance (with Foundation Year)
Biology and Biotechnology
C100 Biology
(Hons) 104-128 3
(Hons) 48-96 4
(Hons) 112-136 3
C101 Biology MBiol (Hons) 128-144 4
C10F Biology (with Foundation Year) BSc (Hons) 48-104 4
Biology and Biotechnology
C511 Biology with Biotechnology BSc (Hons) 112-136 3
C510 Biology with Biotechnology MBiol (Hons) 128-144 4
Business, Management and Marketing
N313 Business Data Analytics BSc (Hons) 104-128 3
N31F Business Data Analytics (with Foundation Year) BSc (Hons) 48-96 4
N111 Business Enterprise and Entrepreneurship
N200 Business Management
N20F Business Management (with Foundation Year)
(Hons) 104-128 3
(Hons) 104-128 3
(Hons) 48-96 4
N206 International Business Management BSc (Hons) 104-128 3
N2N6 Management with Human Resource Management BSc (Hons) 104-128 3
N26F Management with Human Resource Management (with Foundation Year) BSc (Hons) 48-96 4
N501 Marketing
N50F Marketing (with Foundation Year)
N507 Marketing Communications Management
N832 Tourism Management
(Hons) 104-128 3
(Hons) 48-96 4
(Hons) 96-120 3
(Hons) 96-120 3
I110 Computer Information Systems BSc (Hons) 104-128 3
IN00 Computer Information Systems for Business BSc (Hons) 104-128 3
G400 Computer Science BSc (Hons) 120-136 3
H117 Computer Science MComp (Hons) 128-144 4
G40F Computer Science (with Foundation Year)
I103 Computer Science with Game Design
GW49 Creative Technologies
H118 Data Science and Artificial Intelligence
(Hons) 48-112 4
(Hons) 120-136 3
(Hons) 104-128 3
(Hons) 120-136 3
H114 Data Science and Visualisation BSc (Hons) 120-136 3
Conservation, Geography and the Environment
5DKD Conservation with Forestry BSc (Hons) 88-120 3
D447 Environmental Conservation BSc (Hons) 104-128 3
F900 Environmental Science
(Hons) 104-128 3 F850 Environmental Science
(Hons) 120-136 4
F90F Environmental Science (with Foundation Year)
D500 Forestry
(Hons) 48-96 4
(Hons) 88-120 3
L700 Geography BA (Hons) 104-136 3
F800 Geography BSc (Hons) 104-136 3
F801 Geography MGeog (Hons) 112-144 4
C347 Wildlife Ecology and Conservation
(Hons) 104-128 3
D515 Woodland Management and Conservation BSc (Hons) 104-128 3
M930 Criminology and Criminal Justice
L34L Criminology and Criminal Justice and Social Policy
V5V6 Philosophy, Ethics and Religion
L200 Politics
L20F Politics (with Foundation Year)
L436 Professional Policing
L300 Sociology
L30F Sociology (with Foundation Year)
LM39 Sociology and Criminology and Criminal Justice
LM3Y Sociology & Criminology and Criminal Justice (Bilingual course)
LL34 Sociology and Social Policy
L3LK Sociology with Social Policy (Welshmedium course)
(Hons) 104-128 3
(Hons) 104-128 3
(Hons) 104-128 3
(Hons) 104-128 3
(Hons) 48-96 4
(Hons) 96-120 3
(Hons) 104-128 3
(Hons) 48-96 4
(Hons) 104-128 3
(Hons) 104-128 3
(Hons) 104-128 3
(Hons) 104-128 3
(optional)
Cymraeg/Welsh
Q565 Cymraeg i Ddechreuwyr / Welsh for Beginners
BA (Hons) 96-120 4
Q562 Cymraeg / Welsh1 BA (Hons) 104-128 3
QW53 Cymraeg a Cherddoriaeth / Welsh and Music BA (Hons) 104-128 3
LQ35 Cymraeg a Chymdeithaseg / Welsh and Sociology
QV51 Cymraeg a Hanes / Welsh and History
(Hons) 104-128 3
(Hons) 104-128 3
QMV2 Cymraeg a Hanes Cymru / Welsh and Welsh History BA (Hons) 104-128 3
3Q5Q Cymraeg a Llenyddiaeth Saesneg / Welsh and English Literature BA (Hons) 104-128 3
Q5VV Cymraeg ac Athroniaeth, Moeseg a Chrefydd / Welsh and Philosophy, Ethics and Religion BA (Hons) 104-128 3
QQ15 Cymraeg ac Ieithyddiaeth / Welsh and Linguistics BA (Hons) 104-128 3
Q5WK Cymraeg gydag Ysgrifennu Creadigol / Welsh with Creative Writing
BA (Hons) 104-128 3
Q563 Cymraeg Proffesiynol / Professional Welsh BA (Hons) 104-128 3
QWM5 Cymraeg, Theatr a’r Cyfryngau / Welsh, Theatre and Media BA (Hons) 104-128 3
Engineering and Product Design
H612 Computer Systems Engineering BEng (Hons) 120-136 3
H617 Computer Systems Engineering MEng (Hons) 128-144 4
H661 Control and Instrumentation Engineering MEng (Hons) 128-144 4
H611 Electronic Engineering BSc (Hons) 104-120 3
H610 Electronic Engineering BEng (Hons) 120-136 3
H601 Electronic Engineering MEng (Hons) 128-144 4
H61F Electronic Engineering (with Foundation Year) BEng (Hons) 48-112 4
H607 Engineering BEng (Hons) 120-136 3
H608 Engineering MEng (Hons) 128-144 4
H60F Engineering (with Foundation Year) BEng (Hons) 48-112 4
W240 Product Design (English-medium course) BSc (Hons) 96-128 3
W241 Product Design (Welsh-medium course)
English Language and Linguistics
(Hons) 96-128 3
(optional)
QQC3 English Language and English Literature BA (Hons) 104-128 3
QQCF English Language and English Literature (with Foundation Year)
(Hons) 48-96 4
Q318 English Language for Speech and Language Therapy BA (Hons) 104-128 3
Q315 English Language for TEFL
(Hons) 104-128 3
English Language and Linguistics
Q3WL English Language with Creative Writing
Q3R8 Linguistics and Modern Languages
Q1C8 Linguistics and Psychology
Q140 Linguistics and the English Language
English Literature and Creative Writing
W801 Creative Writing
W8R8 Creative Writing and Modern Languages
8H25 English Literature
2P17 English Literature and Creative Writing
32N6 English Literature and Music
Film, Journalism and Media
Creative Arts
33PQ Film and English Literature
(Hons) 104-128 3
(Hons) 104-128 4
(Hons) 104-128 3
(Hons) 104-128 3
(optional)
(Hons) 104-128 3
(Hons) 104-128 4
(Hons) 104-128 3
(Hons) 104-128 3
(Hons) 104-128 3
(Hons) 96-128 3
(Hons) 104-128 3 P318 Media, Film and Journalism
(Hons) 96-128 3 P320 Media, Film and Journalism (with Foundation Year)
Media and Creative Writing
(Hons) 48-88 4
(Hons) 104-128 3 P302 Media and English Literature
P323 Media and Music
(Hons) 104-128 3
(Hons) 104-128 3
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VV41 Heritage, Archaeology and History BA (Hons) 104-128 3
V100 History BA (Hons) 104-128 3
V10F History (with Foundation Year) BA (Hons) 48-96 4
V103 History and Archaeology BA (Hons) 104-128 3
3QV1 History and English Literature BA (Hons) 104-128 3
VW13 History and Music
BA (Hons) 104-128 3
V130 Medieval and Early Modern History BA (Hons) 104-128 3
V140 Modern and Contemporary History
Law
M212 Criminal Law
M100 Law
M101 Law (2 year accelerated programme)
(Hons) 104-128 3
/ International Experience
(optional)
M10F Law (with Foundation Year)
M1M9 Law with Criminology
M1V1 Law with History
M1R8 Law with Modern Languages
M1L2 Law with Politics
M1C8 Law with Psychology
M1L3 Law with Sociology
M1Q5 Law with Welsh
LLB (Hons) 112-136 3
LLB (Hons) 112-136 3
LLB (Hons) Bachelor degree at 2.ii (or equivalent) in another subject 2
LLB (Hons) 64-104 4
LLB (Hons) 112-136 3
LLB (Hons) 112-136 3
LLB (Hons) 112-136 3
LLB (Hons) 112-136 3
LLB (Hons) 112-136 3
LLB (Hons) 112-136 3
LLB (Hons) 112-136 3
Medical and Health Sciences
B732 Children’s Nursing2
Code Programme
Modern Languages (French, Spanish, German, Italian and Chinese)
R800 Modern Languages4 BA (Hons) 104-128 4
R808 Modern Languages (with Foundation Year)4 BA (Hons) 48-96 5
R817 Modern Languages Studies4 BA (Hons) 104-128 3
R807 Modern Languages and Criminology and Criminal Justice4
R805 Modern Languages and Cymraeg (Welsh)4
R801 Modern Languages and English Literature4
R818 Modern Languages and Film4
(Hons) 104-128 4
(Hons) 104-128 4
(Hons) 104-128 4
(Hons) 104-128 4
R804 Modern Languages and History4 BA (Hons) 104-128 4
R820 Modern Languages and Media4
(Hons) 104-128 4
R806 Modern Languages and Philosophy, Ethics and Religion4 BA (Hons) 104-128 4
(optional)
Music and Drama
W300 Music
W302 Music
W30F Music (with Foundation Year)
(Hons) 104-128 3
(Hons) 104-128 3
(Hons) 48-96 4
W32F Music (with Foundation Year) BMUS (Hons) 48-96 4
WW38 Music and Creative Writing
W311 Music and Film
W3R8 Music and Modern Languages
QW34 English Literature and Drama
P34W Film and Drama
P31W Media and Drama
WW43 Music and Drama
Ocean Sciences
(Hons) 104-128 3
(Hons) 104-128 3
(Hons) 104-128 4
(Hons) 104-128 3
(Hons) 96-128 3
(Hons) 96-128 3
(Hons) 104-128 3
(optional)
F650 Geological Oceanography BSc (Hons) 120-144 3
F652 Geological Oceanography MSci (Hons) 128-152 4
F62F Geological Oceanography (with Foundation Year)
C160 Marine Biology
(Hons) 48-112 4
(Hons) 120-144 3 C167 Marine Biology MSci (Hons) 128-152 4
C16F Marine Biology (with Foundation Year) BSc (Hons) 48-112 4
Code
CF17 Marine Biology and Oceanography BSc (Hons) 120-144 3
F712 Marine Biology and Oceanography MSci (Hons) 128-152 4
CC13 Marine Biology and Zoology BSc (Hons) 120-144 3
C169 Marine Biology and Zoology MSci (Hons) 128-152 4
F715 Marine Science and Conservation BSc (Hons) 112-128 3
C355 Marine Vertebrate Conservation BSc (Hons) 112-128 3
C356 Marine Vertebrate Conservation MSci (Hons) 128-152 4
F7F6 Ocean and Geophysics BSc (Hons) 120-144 3
F700 Ocean Science BSc (Hons) 112-128 3
F840 Physical Geography and Oceanography BSc (Hons) 112-128 3
F734 Physical Oceanography MSci (Hons) 128-152 4 Psychology
C800 Psychology BSc (Hons) 112-136 3
C80F Psychology (with Foundation Year) BSc (Hons) 64-104 4
C880 Psychology with Clinical and Health Psychology BSc (Hons) 112-136 3
C813 Psychology with Forensic Psychology BSc (Hons) 112-136 3
C801 Psychology with Neuropsychology BSc (Hons) 112-136 3
/ International Experience
Code
C611 Adventure Sport Science BSc (Hons) 104-128 3
C680 Sport and Exercise Psychology BSc (Hons) 104-128 3
C616 Sport and Exercise Science BSc (Hons) 104-128 3
C61F Sport and Exercise Science (with Foundation Year) BSc (Hons) 72-96 4
C617 Sport Science, Physical Education and Coaching
X313 Childhood & Youth Studies
X314 Childhood & Youth Studies (Welshmedium course)
X319 Childhood & Youth Studies and Psychology
X315 Childhood and Youth Studies and Sociology
X316 Childhood and Youth Studies and Sociology (Welsh-medium course)
X321 Childhood & Youth Studies and Welsh (Welsh-medium course)
X131 Primary Education with Qualified Teacher Status (English-medium course)
X130 Primary Education with Qualified Teacher Status (Welsh-medium course)
(Hons) 104-128 3
(Hons) 96-120 3
(Hons) 96-120 3
(Hons) 96-120 3
(Hons) 96-120 3
(Hons) 96-120 3
(Hons) 96-120 3
(Hons) 104-128 3
(Hons) 104-128 3
C300 Zoology BSc (Hons) 112-136 3
C301 Zoology MZool (Hons) 128-144 4
C30F Zoology (with Foundation Year) BSc (Hons) 64-112 4
C3D3 Zoology with Animal Behaviour BSc (Hons) 112-136 3
C302 Zoology with Animal Behaviour MZool (Hons) 128-144 4
C335 Zoology with Animal Management BSc (Hons) 112-136 3
C336 Zoology with Animal Management MZool (Hons) 128-144 4
C3L2 Zoology with Conservation BSc (Hons) 112-136 3
CD34 Zoology with Conservation MZool (Hons) 128-144 4
C304 Zoology with Herpetology BSc (Hons) 112-136 3
C303 Zoology with Herpetology MZool (Hons) 128-144 4
C350 Zoology with Marine Zoology BSc (Hons) 112-136 3
C353 Zoology with Marine Zoology MZool (Hons) 128-144 4
C330 Zoology with Ornithology BSc (Hons) 112-136 3
C334 Zoology with Ornithology MZool (Hons) 104-128 4
C329 Zoology with Primatology BSc (Hons) 112-136 3
C333 Zoology with Primatology MZool (Hons) 128-144 4
1 This is a course for first and second-language Welsh speakers - please see the website for further details.
2 Full-time, on campus. Other modes of delivery, including flexibility in how and where you study, part-time and distance learning may be available for this course - please see website for details.
3 Campus: Wrexham campus.
4 Language-beginners’ pathway available - please see website for full range of options.
Bangor University makes all reasonable efforts to ensure that the information in this course guide is correct at the time of printing –February 2025. For full terms and conditions, visit: bangor.ac.uk/prospectus/termsandconditions
To apply for a course, visit UCAS.com and follow the simple steps.
If you are applying from outside the UK, you can apply either through UCAS or through our direct application service: bangor.ac.uk/international
