Showcasing Bangor University at the National Eisteddfod

Join Dr Rhian Hodges, Senior Lecturer in Sociology and Social Policy, for a drop-in session. An opportunity for an informal talk about the degree, the University’s resources and view the on-screen animations.

This is a talk between Dr Edward Jones (Business and Economics) and Dr Gareth Evans-Jones (Philosophy and Religion) regarding two spaces that appear to be contradictory, namely “tai potas” (taverns) and “tai Duw” (chapels). The session will look at that which binds Genesis and Guinness, the spiritual singing and the rousing of songs, in the context of the roots of BOTH community taverns and Nonconformist chapels.

Join us to launch the new and innovative PCE Additional Learning Needs at Primary level programme which will include parents, pupils as well as experts in the field of ALN. Come and join us as we launch the first programme of this kind in Wales.

Join Dr Edward Jones (Business and Economy) for a session that looks at the growth of assets being developed by the community.
A panel discussion that will look at the advantages of community-led ventures, the barriers and opportunities for the future.

Join Dr Edward Jones (Senior Lecturer Business and Economy) and Darren Morley (Business Link Manager) for the Bangor Business School podcast launch and live recording from the University’s stand on the Eisteddfod Maes.

Join Osian Gwynn (Pontio Arts Director) for a panel discussion looking at the contribution of culture and the arts to regenerate our rural communities. The panel will discuss the current situation, the barriers and opportunities for the future.

Panel discussion hosted by the National Centre of Religious Education for Wales. With one of the Centre’s directors, Dr Gareth Evans-Jones, chairing, the panel will consider the attitudes of our society that demonstrate how we do live in a tolerant period, but also those examples of intolerant views which exist. By considering matters such as religion, cultures, sexuality, and ‘alternative’ identities, Siân Melangell Dafydd (English Creative Writing, Bangor University), Malachy Edwards, Kayley Roberts, and Dr Gareth Evans-Jones will discuss this important subject.

Join the Sebra imprint of Atebol as we celebrate the publication of a brand new short stories volume: Ar Amrantiad. Following a short stories competition that was held earlier this year, Dr Gareth Evans-Jones selected three award-winning stories to be included in a new book, side-by-side with stories written by published authors, namely, Jon Gower, Fflur Dafydd, Siân Melangell Dafydd (English Creative Writing in Bangor) and Gareth Evans-Jones. The volume is full of interesting works and significant voices, and this will be a real celebration in the company of various contributors.

Join Professor Jason Walford Davies to look back at the history of the Welsh and Celtic Studies Department at Bangor University, and to celebrate the launch of the new Welsh School.

To coincide with Bangor University’s 140th anniversary celebrations, an opportunity to learn about the key individuals in the work to develop the College on the Hill.

Join Dr Nia Jones and Prof. Angharad Davies for a presentation summarising the current state of play with the Medical School and the opportunities we have to create doctors for Wales.

The Bangor Alumni Reunion is back, and there's a lot to catch up on. Hear about University developments since our last Eisteddfod get-together, meet up with your fellow alumni for light refreshments.

Join Dr Nia Jones for a Basic Save a Life session, providing practical advice and information.

A presentation by Lois Nash and Tracey Horton (School of History, Law, and Social Sciences) on the Legal Advice Clinic. An opportunity to learn more about the clinic and how it’s relevant to you.

Short demonstrations and chats about Marine Science and conservation, led by Dr Martyn Kurr, Dr Dei Huws, Claire Carrington and Rhianna Parry (School of Ocean Sciences).

Short demonstrations and chats about Marine Science and conservation, led by Dr Martyn Kurr, Dr Dei Huws, Claire Carrington and Rhianna Parry (School of Ocean Sciences).

An opportunity to celebrate Bangor University’s Welsh Halls of Residence – Neuadd JMJ – becoming 50 years old. Led by Rhian Tomos (School of Education), come and reminisce!

Thinking of becoming a student at Bangor University? Already studying at Bangor? Well, come and celebrate the Eisteddfod at our event! Including a performance by the fabulous Fleur de Lys Band. See you there!