Open Day dates
- Saturday, 05 July 2025
- Sunday, 17 August 2025
- Sunday, 12 October 2025
- Saturday, 1 November 2025
- Saturday, 22 November 2025
What to expect at an Open Day
- ain an insight into your subject area
- iew course-specific facilities and resources
- visit the student accommodation
- et a feel for student life at Bangor
- ttend presentations on topics such as student life and finance
- amiliarise yourself with the University buildings and Bangor itself.
Please let us know beforehand by emailing openday@bangor.ac.uk if you or anyone in your party has a disability or mobility problems so that we can make any necessary arrangements.
If for any reason you are unable to attend any of the Open Day dates and would like to arrange an individual visit to the University please email openday@bangor.ac.uk.
Get ready for an Open Day
There’s a lot to fit in to one day so read the programme and make a note of everything you’d like to see and do before you arrive.
Think of any questions you have beforehand – you may have questions for staff about the entry requirements or the modules offered on your course or questions for current students about student life at Bangor e.g., the clubs and societies offered here.
Although most University buildings are within walking distance of the main building where you’ll be signing in, you’ll be amazed by how much walking you’ll do during an Open Day so wear shoes or trainers that you’ll be happy to wear all day. We also can’t guarantee what the weather will be like so bring a coat or jacket with you.
Open Day Programme
The Open Day programme will be available in due course.
Book your place
Why Choose Bangor?
As well as our quality teaching and excellent facilities, there are many other things that make studying here a truly unique university experience. Bangor is a small, friendly city and you’re sure to settle in quickly. And, if you like mountain-top sunrises and beach sunsets, you'll love our location.
Live in convenient, modern accommodation
Be close to the University, the city and your friends by living in University accommodation. Choose to stay in one of our two student villages - Ffriddoedd or St Mary's - and you'll be living in modern and spacious accommodation within walking distance of the main University buildings.
An inspiring place to Live and Learn that's closer than you think
The location, the scenery and the surrounding area are amongst the reasons why many of our students choose to come here. We're also easier to get to than you may think - Bangor is well connected by road and rail.
We place a high priority on supporting our students
From the moment you arrive you’ll be given as much help and support as you need. From managing your budget, to mental health advice, there is a team of staff dedicated to making sure you thrive.
A range of Clubs and Societies
Our award-winning Students' Union Clubs and Societies are a great way to meet like-minded people. So, whether it’s a lifetime passion of yours, or a sport or activity that you have always wanted to try, there is plenty to keep you busy in your spare time.