Pete Sims - MSc Counselling
Pete is from Manchester and moved to Anglesey (Ynys Mon) 4 years ago. He's a mature student and before applying for 18ËêÑÇÖÞÎçÒ¹¸£Àû, worked for various Local Authorities and Voluntary sector organisations in children's and young people services, for over 30 years.
Bangor has got a great reputation for its teaching and research in Psychology and the student satisfaction awards made it even more appealing!
Elliott Ward - MSc Neuroimaging
Elliott Ward from Cambridge is studying MSc Neuroimaging
There is always someone you can email with any kind of problem. There are peer guides who will show you around the town, personal tutors who will know all about your course, not to mention the email buddy system. You never feel like you're alone as there's always someone you can get in contact with!
Marcela Porto Costa - PhD in Environmental Science
Marcela is a PhD student in the School of Environmental and Natural Sciences . She is originally from Brazil.
As a PhD student I have many opportunities, as well as my research: The best thing is that I can join any module that I think is relevant to my work
Tathagata Ganguly - PhD Media
Tathagata Ganguly, studying a PhD in Media, from India.
The school has excellent lecturers, labs, training facilities and research supervision.
Pretty Karibo - PhD Social Policy
Pretty Karibo, a Postgraduate student of Social Policy, from Nigeria.
I am involved with the Afro Caribbean Society, where I get to meet people who share the same culture. I love dancing, and it is an opportunity for me to meet new people and to socialise.
Mitali Soni - MSc Counselling
Mitali Soni is from North London and went to Woodhouse College before coming to 18ËêÑÇÖÞÎçÒ¹¸£Àû.
I decided to study in Bangor because it was very different to London, in the sense that it was very open and calm compared to the busy and constant need to be active in London.
Ahmed Dhaif - MSc Management and Finance
Ahmed Dhaif, studying MSc Management and Finance, from Bahrain.
The Welsh and the people living in Bangor are just very accommodative and down to earth, making it very easy to blend in with society.
Sudeshika Preethimali - MA Social Policy
Sudeshika Preethimali, a postgraduate student studying MA Social Policy and from Sri Lanka.
My advice is this is the best time to enjoy your life in a meaningful way. Never be afraid to try things out which new for you.
Khalil Amamra - MBA in Environmental Management
Khalil is currently studying towards an MBA in Environmental Management and is from Algeria.
Everyone in Bangor has been very supportive, welcoming and friendly from the international student support team to lecturers and tutors.
Suzy Clarkson - MSc Counselling
Suzy is from North Wales and is stuyding MSc Counselling at Bangor.
I had always been interested in people's behaviours, communication, and coping styles and had an overwhelming desire to support people. The Counselling course ticked all the boxes for me.
Aili Dong - MBA International Business
Aili Dong is studying an MBA in International Business and she's from China.
The staff at Bangor are really helpful and supportive, regardless of the issues students face. The International Office work really well, and there are always plenty of support staff and fellow students around to help everyone.
Bukola Adetonwa - PhD in Management Studies
Bukola Adetonwa is from Nigeria. She's in her first year studying a PhD in Management Studies.The Bangor Business School is a great, supportive, multi-diverse establishment made up of very supportive lecturers who guide students through their academic journey.
Abdulaziz Alwishiqri - MSc in Accounting and Finance
Abdulaziz Alwishiqri (Aziz) is studying an MSc in Accounting and Finance and he is from Saudi Arabia.
There is a lot of support is given, whether it is from the university or from the International Student Support Office or from my Personal Tutor.
Gurjiven Malhi - MSc in Applied Sport and Exercise Physiology
Gurjiven is from Hong Kong. Previously, he attended The Education University of Hong Kong (formerly known as The Hong Kong Institute of Education), where he did his undergraduate studies.
The generous 'Bangor International Scholarship' and the opportunity to be a Graduate Assistant at SSHES provided additional financial support and the latter also provided valuable work experience.
Sandra Williams - MSc Councelling
Sandra Williams lives in Anglesey, attended Ysgol Gyfun Llangefni and attended Coleg Menai as a mature student.
I found the Open Day experience to be a positive one as I talked to a few of the lecturers I realised that people come from all walks of life to come to learn.
Adekemi Olabisi Adebowale - PhD Law
Adekemi is 34 years old and from Nigeria. She is in her third year of studying for a PhD in Law.Prospective students will definitely find Bangor welcoming because it is a friendly community and the people are always ready to assist and support to make them feel at ease.
Raphael Owusu-Antwi - MSc Banking and Finance (Chartered Banker)
Raphael Owusu-Antwi, a Postgraduate student studying MSc. Banking and Finance (Chartered Banker) from Ghana.
The great thing about Bangor is proximity. Everything is within a walking distance. The cost of living here is low compared to other cities and the people here are very friendly.
Sandy Paola Perez-Robles - PhD in Finance
Sandy Paola Perez-Robles is in the third year of a PhD at Bangor Business School
For me, Bangor is the perfect place to study, to connect yourself with nature and to open your mind by meeting people from all over the world.
Leanne Rowlands - PhD Neuropsychology
Leanne Rowlands is from Anglesey. Before she came to study at Bangor she went to Ysgol Gyfun Llangefni (Llangefni High School).
The Psychology department is amazing, there are lots of opportunities for development, and the staff are so supportive.
Nebu George - PhD in Archaeology
Nebu George is from Mumbai, India. After having completed his undergraduate degree in Archaeology and masters in Celtic Archaeology at Bangor, he is currently pursuing a PhD in Archaeology with period ranging from prehistory to Viking age in Britain.University life in Bangor is filled with rich experiences of the unique people from various corners of the planet who enrich your life and change your outlook towards life. Brace yourself for such a change!
Radha Shah - MSc Counselling
Radha's originally from London and before starting her postgraduate degree, she studied her undergraduate at Bangor. After a few years away in employment, she decided to return and study a Masters.
"During my open day, I just felt at home. Walking around the old buildings and the halls of residence helped to solidify my choice."
Nenie Eunice Anetekhai - MBA Law and Management
Nenie Eunice Anetekhai is 26 years old and from Nigeria.
The town is walkable, the air is clean, the people are warm and willing to help. There are lots of shopping discounts for students so the lifestyle is not expensive.