The International Student Welfare Office at Bangor provides comprehensive support and guidance for international students and their families, offering study support, financial advice, accommodation, and more. Whether it is adjusting to life in a new country or navigating academic challenges, Bangor ensures you always have someone to turn to.
The Bangor University Study Skills Centre is another valuable resource. It helps students develop essential academic skills. The centre offers workshops and one-on-one support in academic writing, critical reading, statistics, presentation skills, and project management.
Bangor also values cultural exchange and student engagement. Along with various events on campus, the university organises trips to iconic UK destinations like London and York throughout the year. For personalised support, the university has over 20 international student ambassadors who provide peer guidance from the day you arrive until graduation.