Planning ahead will help you get the most out of your Open Day. Here are answers to common questions to help you prepare for your visit. We hope that you enjoy our beautiful campus and have a great Open Day at Ã山ǿ¼é!
Before You Arrive
Decide in advance which activities and talks you’d like to attend. Subject talks run throughout the day, so you’ll have the chance to explore more than one area of interest.
Yes, our Open Days are popular and attract large numbers. Some sessions may reach capacity, so arrive early and be flexible with your plans.
Although most University buildings are within walking distance of the main building where you’ll be signing in, you’ll be amazed by how much walking you’ll do during an Open Day so wear shoes or trainers that you’ll be happy to wear all day. We also can’t guarantee what the weather will be like so bring a coat or jacket with you.
Talks and Tours
Don’t worry! You’ll be directed to alternative sessions such as the Vice-Chancellor’s Talk, the Accommodation presentation, or one of our campus tours. Many activities are repeated throughout the day.
Yes, attending a subject talk later in the day may be quieter, giving you more time to ask questions and speak with staff and students.
Exhibition Hall
The exhibition is held in Prichard-Jones Hall (PJ Hall, Main Building). It brings together all academic schools and support services in one place.
You can ask about course entry requirements, disability support, sports facilities, and Students’ Union clubs and societies. Staff and students will be available to answer your questions.
Student Ambassadors
Absolutely! Students studying the courses you’re interested in will be happy to share their experiences and answer your questions. There will also be Student Ambassadors at other general events such as the Accommodation Tours who can talk to you about living and studying at Bangor.
Getting Around
The Open Day programme highlights all key locations which you can find on the campus map. If you’re unsure where to go, just ask a member of staff or Student Ambassador who will be happy to help you.
Tips for the Day
Yes, here are our top tips:
- Don’t cut your visit short – try to see as much as you can.
- Take notes and photos on your phone to help remember details later.
- Be flexible and open to exploring different sessions and areas.