Established in 1884. Over 50% of the departments received an “excellent” rating for the quality of teaching (Times Good University Guide). The University is seen as a world class research institution . Students from 80 countries study at Bangor , more than 10% of the total student population. Bangor has 8000 students, 1000 are in the Business School .

　“The best university setting in the UK , with parts within 6 feet of the sea” (The Independent) 4 hours to London (250 miles). It takes 2 hours by train from Manchester International Airport Bangor is like a student village. Most of our buildings and student residences are a short walk from the city centre where you will find the longest High Street in Wales .

　

 

　University rank: 55; Business School rank: 36 (Thames 2002)

　IELTS: 6.0
　IELTS: 5.5 3-month extra English ￡2,000

　￡6,200 2003/04

 
　Accommodation are guaranteed for all first year students. They are all centrally located within walking distance or on a short bus route. Bangor has cheaper accommodation and lower living costs than in most university cities as well as a safe, clean environment.

　Bangor offers special packages for International students. Fees plus standard self-catered accommodation, from ￡7,800 per year (2003/04)

　From ￡2,400/yr

　From ￡3,860/yr

　￡80-100/m

 

　 •  One of the most beautiful Universities in the UK , a university town
　 •  Quiet and safe, very friendly local community
　 •  The cost of living is lower than at many other UK cities
　 •  Strong Finance and banking focus, degrees in Banking and Finance; Banking and Mathematics
　 •  High ranking in research. “The best business school in Wales ” (Times survey 2002”)
　 •  Many Chinese postgraduates in Bangor but only 16 undergraduates
　 •  It takes 4 hours to London and 1.5 to Manchester
　 •  Busy city social life should not be expected
　 •  Not in an easy reach of famous financial institutions, but do have a link with Standard Chartered Bank's CEO who comes from Bangor area .

　An understanding of accounting and finance is central to the management of organisations - for measuring performance and maintaining cash flows. Careers in accountancy and related areas: banking, investment, stockbroking, insurance, retail management or the civil service.

　Banking and financial services represents a highly competitive and rapidly changing sector. This course offers you the opportunity to study the theory and practice of financial services and financial markets.

　 A broad-based multi- disciplinary and applied degree programme. It is designed to prepare you for a career in administration and management in a wide variety of organisations in the public, private and voluntary sectors. Employers are increasing looking for individuals with good qualifications and skills in administration and management. This course will help you to develop a range of skills such as the ability to research, analyse, interpret and apply information.

　This degree allows you to combine a broad programme of study in business with a specialism in financial markets and institutions. We use case studies to illustrate the principles of marketing, personnel and financial management which help you to develop commercial awareness, communication and presentation skills.

　This course focuses on this shift in attitudes and the implications it has for the application of management principles and practices in all types of organisation. Special emphasis is given to the marketing function.

　This degree allows you to develop the vital skills needed to manage finance, people and information, while gaining specialised knowledge of accounting. We use case studies to illustrate the principles of management and accounting and to help you to develop commercial awareness, leadership, communication and presentation skills. We also offer Management as a joint degree subject

　 Management with Banking and Finance offers you the opportunity to develop the vital skills needed to manage finance, people and information, and to learn how these skills can be applied in banking and elsewhere in the financial sector. We use case studies to illustrate the principles of management and to help you .

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