With generous scholarships which go up to £5,000, reasonable tuition fees and offering a low cost of living (according to the Independent newspaper (UK), Bangor University provides high quality education as well as excellent value for money.
A top 40 UK research university (Times Higher Education World University Ranking 2018 and REF 2014), Bangor University also achieved top status, GOLD, in the Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF).
Students worldwide, as well as from Vietnam, are attracted to Bangor Business School by its reputation for high quality and expertise, particularly in the area of Banking, Accounting and Financial Services.
The school is consistently ranked in the top 25 globally for banking research (REPEC January 2018).
Many postgraduate courses from the Schools of Business and Law have January, as well as September start dates, including:
- MSc/MA Banking and Finance (a dual award with Chartered Banker Diploma)
- MSc Accounting and Banking
- MSc Accounting and Finance
- MSc Accounting
- MBA/MSc/MA Finance
- MBA International Business
- International Commercial and Business Law LLM
- International Intellectual Property Law LLM
- International Law LLM.
Bangor University is top 15 for Student Satisfaction (NSS 2017) and top 20 (No. 17) for Teaching Quality (Times University League Table 2017).
With over 11,000 students – about 15 per cent of whom are overseas students – the small city of Bangor is very much a university city. It is safe with a strong sense of community. Bangor is also situated in a stunning location (North Wales was voted fourth best region in the world to visit - Lonely Planet 2016).
Karen Mai Jones from Bangor University will be visiting Vietnam in March.
Find out more on our website www.bangor.ac.uk or contact Karen at k.m.jones@bangor.ac.uk