2. Bangor University (English: Bangor University, Welsh: Prifysgol Bangor) is one of the member institutions of the Commonwealth University of Wales. In September 2007, it became independent from the University of Wales. Now it is one of the important universities in Wales.
3. Bangor University is located in the north of Wales, in the center of the coastal town of Bangor; Surrounded by the spectacular coast and mountains of Sinonia National Park. Bangor, which has the characteristics of cathedral, is located in the beautiful seaside area of North Wales and is the most famous holiday resort in summer.
1, Bangor University was founded in 1884, 10, formerly known as University College of North Wales (UCNW). Students receive education here, and the degree is awarded by London University until 1893. As one of the three founding schools, Bangor began to award degrees to students in the name of the University of Wales after joining the Federal University of Wales, and the school was renamed as UWB. Bangor was founded without an independent campus. 1903, the city hall donated 10 mu of land to the university for campus construction, and local citizens also gave generously to the university. 1907 The groundbreaking ceremony was held in Bangor. Four years later, 19 1 1, and other major buildings were completed. Students begin to study in independent campuses. These buildings have been preserved to this day.
2. During World War II, a large number of art treasures were transferred from various national art galleries and galleries in London to Bangor, and these works of art were safely displayed in prichard-Jones Hall, avoiding the German bombing. Students from University College London were also evacuated to the relatively safe Bangor to continue their studies. In 2007, the University of Wales was exposed to academic scandals, and there was a growing trend of division within the University Federation. In September 2007, Bangor and Abel University declared their independence. After independence, the school will award degrees to students in the name of Bangor University.
3. More than 20 related departments of Bangor University belong to four colleges. In recent years, the Department of Marine Science of Bangor University not only ranks first in Britain, but also won the title of National Excellent Professional Center. The university also offers unique environmental science majors, including forestry, agricultural resource management and environmental ecology. The courses of banking, accounting and management of the University of Wales in Bangor are recognized all over the world, and its correspondence business administration is highly praised. The outstanding feature of the departments of electronic engineering, chemistry and psychology is to carry out innovative teaching and research. The University of Wales in Bangor also offers new degree courses in criminology, women's studies, business and social organization management and leisure tourism.
4. Student life
Many social activities of college students are centered on the Student Union Building, which is a natural gathering place. The student union is a membership organization, whose purpose is to improve the interests and welfare of students. It has a student travel office to help students arrange suitable holiday trips, a bookstore, a daily department store and a welfare consultation center to deal with students' problems in a safe and confidential way.
In the orientation week (student registration week) in September, all international students can enjoy the shuttle service. The school specially arranged a minibus. Students will be taken to the dormitory after they arrive at the railway station (bus station). The school arranges tutors for international students, providing advice and guidance to contact with various departments, or/and weekend trips and general benefits.
Bars, restaurants with sofas and fast food restaurants in student clubs are all good places to eat, drink or just take a nap and chat during the day. The student union holds entertainment programs in the club most evenings every week. Recent performances include national famous bands, such as Steps, Catatonic Depression, Voice Department, Mark and Lard, Judges Jules and Saint Etienne. In addition to large-scale performances, movies are often shown here, and music nights in the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s are organized.
Students will find all kinds of sports and leisure opportunities at home, from mountain climbing to gliding and water sports. The school specially organizes weekend trips for international students to visit Shakespeare's former residence in Stratford-upon-Avon, the bustling city of Leeds and the historic city of Chester.
Bangor is an ancient cathedral city, located in the natural scenic spot on the coast of North Wales. The city is only 8 kilometers away from Snowdonia National Park, the most spectacular scenery in Britain. Therefore, the most challenging terrain in Britain is in front of pedestrians and climbers. Cyclists have special lanes, such as the lane from Bangor to Snowdonia National Park. Cross the famous telford Suspension Bridge, one mile from Bangor, and you will find Anglesey Island. Its beaches are clean. It has historical sites and famous castles, such as Beaumaris. Other historic towns and castles that can be visited include carnarvon, Beaumaris and Conwy Castle, which are listed as world cultural heritage, and beautiful towns and villages in Snowdonia, such as Llanberis, Beddgelert and Betws-y-Coed. All the public signs in this city are displayed in English and Welsh. There is the oldest church in England in the center of the city. The locals call it "Bangor Cathedral".
The A55 expressway, which runs through the coast of North Wales, brings Bangor close to Britain's main expressway network. For example, it takes only one and a half hours to drive from most parts of northwest England to Bangor. By train, there are many through trains, such as from Crewe, Cardiff and London (Euston Station). There are frequent ferries between Ireland and Holyhead; Manchester International Airport is the nearest major airport, which takes one and a half hours by car and two hours by train. There are direct trains and coaches between Bangor and London, and it takes about four hours to go to Bangor by train from London.
Bangor has a low crime rate and is one of the safest cities in Britain. The urban environment is concentrated, and all the buildings, shops, student unions and sports facilities of the university are within safe walking distance. Most buildings in the university are close to the city center. There are two shopping centers in the city center, as well as national chain stores and small shops. There are many coffee bars and pubs, as well as theaters, swimming pools, children's play centers, art galleries and museums. The city has a series of overseas fast food restaurants, coffee shops and restaurants, including Indian, China, Greek, Lebanese, Italian and Far Eastern restaurants, as well as British fish and chips shops. Students can buy food from all over the world in some shops in Bangor. Therefore, if they want, they can cook dishes similar to hometown dishes. The Independent Daily's A-Z guide to universities and colleges rated Bangor as "one of the cheapest places in Britain".
The biggest supermarket in this city is Morrison Supermarket, which is open from 8 am to 8 pm. Everything in it can be bought. The cheapest supermarket is called "Alid". A new "Oriental Supermarket" opened in this city. China students can buy many foods and spices unique to China.