Your Offer
Question: Have you received an offer from Bangor University for your undergraduate course?
Your Next Steps
Accept your offer to study at Bangor
Accept your offer
If you're offered a place at Bangor, you’ll be given a Conditional or Unconditional offer.
- Conditional means you’ll need to meet the conditions that we set – usually by gaining certain grades in your exams.
- Unconditional means you’ve already met the conditions we ask for.
Once all your chosen universities have made their decisions, UCAS will contact you with a deadline date for your decision. You must chose one university offer as your Firm Choice, and one as your Insurance Choice and Decline all other offers. You should check the 'Your choices’ section of your UCAS application and mark your decisions there. You’re usually given around four weeks to think things over and make your decision.
What is a Firm Choice?
Your Firm Choice university should be the one you most want to attend. By making this your Firm Choice, you’re saying that you agree to study here as long as you meet the conditions of your offer.
What does Insurance Choice mean?
Your Insurance Choice is your back-up university, so if you miss out on the grades for your Firm Choice, you should hopefully have met the conditions of the Insurance Choice university. When choosing an Insurance Choice it’s wise to make sure that you’re confident you can meet those conditions. Don’t choose a university that’s asking for similar conditions as your Firm Choice.
Confirmation of your place to study here will be confirmed by UCAS. For September entry, we will email you in August with information about the student registration process, arrival and Welcome Week activities.
Student Finance Support
There is support available to help meet the costs of studying for an undergraduate degree - the exact financial support available to you will depend on which part of the UK you are from.
We also offer a range of Scholarships and Bursaries to new students.
Watch - Accommodation Options
[VISUAL DECRIPTION] Aerial view of Bangor, with the Menai Straits stretching majestically in the background.
[VOICEOVER] Welcome to Bangor University’s student halls - safe, affordable and designed to help you feel at home from day one.
[VISUAL DECRIPTION] Students strolling through Ffriddoedd Village, surrounded by lush trees and vibrant greenery with Bar Uno in the background. Students walking towards the entrance of a modern flat, cars driving past on the adjacent road. Two students sitting on a cosy double bed in St Mary’s Village, chatting warmly while one holds a textbook.
[VOICEOVER] Whether you're starting your journey as an undergraduate
[VISUAL DECRIPTION] A pair of students enjoying a conversation on a charming little bridge in St Mary’s Village.
[VOICEOVER] or seeking postgrad accommodation, we’ve got options to fit your needs.
[VISUAL DECRIPTION] A group of four students sitting on a bench on the Main Arts terrace, the camera zooming in to capture their lively expressions.
[VOICEOVER] Bangor has just over 2,400 accommodation places,
[VISUAL DECRIPTION] Aerial footage of Ffriddoedd Village beginning at the all-weather pitch and Reichel Building, gradually panning up to reveal the sleek new halls, Canolfan Brailsford, and the classic-style halls above. A bird’s-eye view of St Mary’s halls, framed by the nearby supermarket and high street. Students gathered in a St Mary’s kitchen: two relax on green armchairs while another sits at the dining table with a laptop, chatting to an off-screen friend.
[VOICEOVER] which means that accommodation is guaranteed for all new undergraduate applicants
[VISUAL DECRIPTION] Close-up of student seated at a dining table, smiling at the laptop screen, while others enjoy casual conversations in the background.
[VOICEOVER] who apply within the timeframe.
[VISUAL DECRIPTION] Aerial footage of Ffriddoedd Village from the Menai Strait
[VOICEOVER] Our halls are situated at either:
[VISUAL DECRIPTION] Aerial footage of Ffriddoedd Village also from the Menai Strait but showcasing a different angle of this picturesque community.
[VOICEOVER] Ffriddoedd Village, known to students as ‘Ffridd’ or St Mary's Village.
[VISUAL DECRIPTION] Elevated footage of St Mary’s halls, highlighting the blend of traditional and modern architecture.
[VOICEOVER] But, which village is right for you? Ffriddoedd is located in Upper Bangor,
[VISUAL DECRIPTION] Three students walking through Upper Bangor, passing vibrant bars, shops, and takeaway restaurants.
[VOICEOVER] a thriving student district. It’s a 10-minute walk to the
[VISUAL DECRIPTION] Students enjoying pizza and laughter in Jones’ Pizza, a cozy pizzeria in Upper Bangor, spread across three tables. A barista skillfuly creating intricate latte art.
[VOICEOVER] main University building on College Road and to Bangor train station.
[VISUAL DECRIPTION] Two students seated in Reubens Coffeehouse: one sipping a green drink, the other with their back to the camera drinking a latte. Two students walking along College Road under a canopy of trees.
[VOICEOVER] St Mary’s is located on the opposite side of Bangor, overlooking the city centre,
[VISUAL DECRIPTION] Aerial footage of Bangor from St Mary’s, with sweeping views of the city centre, Hirael Bay, and glimpses of Anglesey. Students walking past a colourful mural on the high street. Friends relaxing at Blue Sky Taproom: two embrace while others share hearty laughs.
[VOICEOVER] around a 20-minute walk from the main University building and the train station.
[VISUAL DECRIPTION] A panoramic view of the Main Arts Building’s Outer Quad, dotted with students on picnic benches and three law students in their robes crossing the quad.
[VOICEOVER] Ffriddoedd is the largest and busiest of the two villages – there’s always a great atmosphere here, and lots going on.
[VISUAL DECRIPTION] Two students wearing eye-catching red jumpers walking along a path in Ffriddoedd Village, framed by contemporary buildings. Three students chatting animatedly in front of a bike shed.
[VOICEOVER] Students can head to Bar Uno for a hot meal and affordable drinks,
[VISUAL DECRIPTION] Two students strolling past Bar Uno, with its distinctive sign in the background. Students seated across three tables inside Bar Uno, some deep in conversation while others focus on work. A cheerful group of students chatting outside Bar Uno, with the iconic sign prominently displayed.
[VOICEOVER] or attend one of the many student events held here!
[VISUAL DECRIPTION] A person dusting chalk on their hands in the fitness room, readying for weightlifting. A determined student lifting weights at Platform 81
[VOICEOVER] Also onsite is gym and sports centre, Canolfan Brailsford,
[VISUAL DECRIPTION] Students immersed in a lively netball game inside Canolfan Brailsford’s sports dome.
[VOICEOVER] with a whole range of fitness activities on offer.
[VISUAL DECRIPTION] A tennis player executing a strong forearm stroke.
[VOICEOVER] St Mary’s is the smaller student village, with a relaxed atmosphere.
[VISUAL DECRIPTION] Two students walking through St Mary’s, with alternating camera angles capturing their journey. Close-up of Barlows signage.
[VOICEOVER] Students can head for a coffee at Barlows café; enjoy fun activities in the onsite entertainment space, Acapela;
[VISUAL DECRIPTION] A cozy scene in Barlows’ common room: two students chatting on comfortable seating. Two Campus Crew members having fun with a game of table tennis at Acapela. An athlete lifting a dumbbell.
[VOICEOVER] or pop to the on-site fitness room for a workout.
[VISUAL DECRIPTION] A runner hitting their stride on a treadmill. Sweeping aerial views of Ffriddoedd and St Mary’s Villages, capturing their unique layouts.
[VOICEOVER] Both villages have everything you need on site,
[VISUAL DECRIPTION] A customer interacting with staff at Barlows shop, completing a purchase.
[VOICEOVER] including a shop, laundrette, coffee shop, common room and computer room.
[VISUAL DECRIPTION] A student opening a dryer in the Ffriddoedd laundrette, preparing to unload their laundry. Students socialising in a St Mary’s common room, glimpsed through a window. Fingers typing diligently on a laptop keyboard. Two students chatting while walking down a corridor in a St Mary’s flat.
[VOICEOVER] So, what about the rooms themselves? A standard room at Ffriddoedd has a
[VISUAL DECRIPTION] A student studying on her bed in a Ffriddoedd standard room, surrounded by notes and a textbook.
[VOICEOVER] private ensuite bathroom, with shared kitchen facilities for up to 8 people.
[VISUAL DECRIPTION] A student spritzing perfume in front of a mirror in her en-suite. Five friends gathered around a dining table in a Ffriddoedd standard kitchen, with one cooking in the background.
[VOICEOVER] There are a limited number of budget rooms at Ffriddoedd, available on a first-come first serve-basis.
[VISUAL DECRIPTION] Aerial footage of Ffriddoedd Village focusing on the budget accommodation and some car parking spaces.
[VOICEOVER] These are older-style rooms, but they still include en-suite facilities and shared kitchens.
[VISUAL DECRIPTION] A joyful student showcasing a budget room in Ffriddoedd, her arms outstretched in delight. A cosy gathering of two students in a budget flat in Ffriddoedd, sharing hot drinks and lively conversation.
[VOICEOVER] St Mary’s Village has a wider range of rooms to suit all tastes.
[VISUAL DECRIPTION] The signage at St Mary’s, framed by the flats in the background. Two students sitting on a cosy double bed in St Mary’s Village, chatting warmly while one holds a textbook.
[VOICEOVER] A standard room at St Mary’s has a private en-suite bathroom, with shared kitchen facilities for between 5-8 people.
[VISUAL DECRIPTION] The same two students are now at in the kitchen looking at a mobile phone while smiling and chatting.
[VOICEOVER] There are some budget rooms available at St Mary’s too, which have shared bathrooms.
[VISUAL DECRIPTION] Student sitting on the bed in a bedroom in Bryn Eithin, St Mary’s budget options, while looking and scrolling on their phone. Two students sitting in a studio flat.
[VOICEOVER] Students can opt for more privacy when they chose one of four different types of studio flats at St Mary's The studio flats have a private kitchenette and en-suite.
[VISUAL DECRIPTION] A townhouse exterior at St Mary’s, its modern design standing out.
[VOICEOVER] There are also townhouses, which give that feeling of living in a student house.
[VISUAL DECRIPTION] A student preparing a quick meal in a St Mary’s townhouse kitchen, placing something into the microwave.
[VOICEOVER] Kitchens are shared up to 12 people, and bathrooms are shared between 2 people.
[VISUAL DECRIPTION] A zoom into the microwave’s interior. Exterior of Snowdon Hall in Wrexham.
[VOICEOVER] If you’re a radiography student, you can apply to live in Snowdon Hall, near our Wrexham campus.
[VISUAL DECRIPTION] A tidy standard room in Snowdon Hall, complete with a bed, desk, chair, and window view.
[VOICEOVER] These en-suite rooms are arranged in flats of 6 rooms with a shared kitchen.
[VISUAL DECRIPTION] A student immersed in conversation in a St Mary’s standard kitchen.
[VOICEOVER] So, why should you choose to live in Halls?
[VISUAL DECRIPTION] Students gathered in a St Mary’s kitchen: Student sits at the dining table with a laptop, chatting to an off-screen friend while two relax on green armchairs.
[VOICEOVER] One of the main benefits is that everything is included.
[VISUAL DECRIPTION] Close-up of student seated at a dining table, smiling at the laptop screen, while others enjoy casual conversations in the background.
[VOICEOVER] That includes, fast Wi-fi; all bills like water, heat and electricity,
[VISUAL DECRIPTION] Water flowing from a tap as hands are thoroughly washed under it. Two students engrossed in a video game in a standard bedroom in Ffriddoedd, laughter and focus filling the room.
[VOICEOVER] plus free membership to the main sports centre, Canolfan Brailsford, as well as Campus Life membership -
[VISUAL DECRIPTION] A student from the trampoline club gracefully jumping on a trampoline inside Canolfan Brailsford. The Campus Crew gathered in St Mary’s, wearing bright orange hoodies and cheering energetically while holding free goody bags.
[VOICEOVER] a huge calendar of free social events and activities to bring students together.
[VISUAL DECRIPTION] Two Campus Crew members enjoying a light-hearted game of table tennis in Acapela.
[VOICEOVER] You can also feel safe in the knowledge that all
[VISUAL DECRIPTION] Two students engaged in a friendly conversation with a member of the security team outside the Ffriddoedd Security Office. A close-up shot of the word ‘diogelwch/security’ embroidered on the security staff’s jacket.
[VOICEOVER] the halls at Bangor have 24-hour campus security, 7 days a week.
[VISUAL DECRIPTION] Another angle showing two students chatting with a member of the security team outside the Ffriddoedd Security Office.
[VOICEOVER] We understand that every student has different needs and budgets,
[VISUAL DECRIPTION] A cosy moment with a student chatting on a comfortable green sofa in a St Mary’s kitchen. Another student seated on the same sofa, enjoying the casual atmosphere.
[VOICEOVER] and we have a range of affordable rooms to suit you. Various accessible options are available, with adapted bedrooms, kitchens and bathrooms.
[VISUAL DECRIPTION] Two students having a lively conversation in an accessible room in Ffriddoedd, decorated with cuddly toys, knick-knacks, and personal photos pinned on the notice board. A student stirring food in a pan while seated in an adapted kitchen.
[VOICEOVER] We also have specially-allocated halls for Welsh-speakers, healthcare students,
[VISUAL DECRIPTION] A student focused on their laptop, typing and working intently. Two students enjoying a game of pool in the JMJ common room, surrounded by a relaxed vibe. A cheerful group of healthcare students standing together in their scrubs, laughing and sharing a light-hearted moment.
[VOICEOVER] quiet halls, female-only flats, and alcohol-free flats.
[VISUAL DECRIPTION] Two students in a standard bedroom in St Mary’s: one lounging on the bed laughing, while the other is absorbed in their laptop. The scene is cleverly captured via the room’s mirror. Two students walking into the halls office, smiling and chatting as they approach the front doors.
[VOICEOVER] If you have any issues during your stay, our Halls Office staff can help you.
[VISUAL DECRIPTION] A person ringing the bell at the halls office, signalling for assistance.
[VOICEOVER] Each of our residential locations has a Residential Support Team responsible for your welfare, which includes student mentors living in the halls, plus senior wardens.
[VISUAL DECRIPTION] A student interacting warmly with a staff member at the halls office, the scene radiating a friendly atmosphere.
[VOICEOVER] When choosing to live at Bangor University halls, you can be sure of comfortable,
[VISUAL DECRIPTION] A student relaxing in a St Mary’s standard kitchen, with a bright background of white walls. Two students sitting near the fence by the St Mary’s outdoor sports court, engaged in a casual conversation. A student sitting on a bed in a St Mary’s standard kitchen.
[VOICEOVER] affordable and safe accommodation in the heart of Bangor, with support every step of the way.
[VISUAL DECRIPTION] The scene moves to reveal a second person in the bedroom, working on their laptop while the other is on the bed. Three students in a local café bar, raising their soft drinks in a cheerful toast. Two friends sharing an embrace, their happiness and connection evident. Six students seated on the steps of Pontio, smiling directly at the camera, exuding a sense of unity and pride.
[VOICEOVER] Find out more on our website.
Explore Your Subject Area
Take a look at our dedicated subject pages with tailored information for offer holders and get a real feel for student life here. Click on your subject below to uncover everything you need to know and get ready to embark on your Bangor adventure.
- Accounting, Banking and Finance
- Biology
- Business, Management amd Human Resources Management
- Childhood and Youth Studies
- Computer Science
- Conservation
- Criminology and Criminal Justice
- Dental Hygiene
- Economics
- Engineering
- English Language and Linguistics
- English Literature and Creative Writing
- Environmental and Natural Science
- Film, Media, Journalism and Drama
- Forestry
- Geography
- Geology
- Health and Social Care
- History, Archaeology and Heritage
- Law
- Marine Biology
- Marketing
- Medical Sciences
- Medicine
- Midwifery
- Modern Languages
- Music
- Nursing
- Ocean Sciences
- Pharmacy and Pharmacology
- Philosophy, Ethics and Religion
- Policing
- Politics
- Product Design
- Psychology
- Radiography
- Sociology and Social Policy
- Sport and Exercise Sciences
- Teaching
- Welsh
- Zoology
Support and Wellbeing
We offer a friendly and caring study environment, and your health and wellbeing are important to us. To help you make the most of your time at university, you’ll be given as much help and support as possible with health and welfare matters as well as your academic work.