Bangor University
Bangor University is located on the north Wales coast, and is close to Snowdonia National Park. The University was founded in 1884, and has a student population of over 11,000 undergraduates and postgraduates.
 Student population
Students: 11,450
Undergraduates: 8,685
Postgraduates: 2,770
Undergraduates
How students study
Full-time: 7,350
Part-time: 1,335
Where students come from
UK: 7,910
Other EU countries: 200
Non-EU countries: 580
What students do after their studies
1,270 of the students from the UK and other EU countries who completed undergraduate qualifications in 2010 responded to the HESA destinations survey about what they were doing six months after graduation. The survey revealed that these students were doing the following activities by January 2011:
Work only: 740
Work and study: 130
Study only: 240
Unemployed: 110
Other: 50
Postgraduates
How students study
Full-time: 1,690
Part-time: 1,075
Where students come from
UK: 1,735
Other EU countries: 250
Non-EU countries: 785
What students do after their studies
370 of the students from the UK and other EU countries who completed postgraduate qualifications in 2010 responded to the HESA destinations survey about what they were doing six months after graduation. The survey revealed that these students were doing the following activities by January 2011:
Work only: 295
Work and study: 30
Study only: 20
Unemployed: 20
Other: 10
Staff
Total number of staff: 1,845
Academic staff: 735
Non-academic staff: 1,110
Sources: HESA Student Record 2009/10; HESA Destinations of Leavers from Higher Education Institutions 2009/10; HESA Staff Record 2009/10
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