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Bangor University(班戈大学)entry requirements for Chinese students — minimum average mark, university list tiers and programme extras

Bangor University(班戈大学)sets its 2023 entry requirements for Chinese students mainly by your bachelor's institution type and weighted average mark. In the QS World University Rankings 2027, the university ranks 567th. For the taught routes below, a 211/985 bachelor's needs a minimum average of 65%, and a non-211/985 (双非) bachelor's needs 70%.

Which Chinese institution categories Bangor uses

Bangor groups Chinese applicants by institution type rather than by naming individual universities. The 2023 material references three categories:

Bangor does not publish a named university list in this material, and it does not state how many institutions fall in each category. For the exact current list and any updates, check the university's own pages, which take precedence.

Minimum average mark by category

Programme 211/985 Non-211/985
Banking & Finance (undergraduate) 65% 70%
Music (postgraduate) 65% 70%
Business and Consumer Psychology MA (postgraduate) 65% 70%

These are minimum weighted average marks. Bangor may also consider applicants without a standard bachelor's:

Programme-specific extras

Some programmes ask for more than marks and transcripts:

Intakes, how to apply, and English

Foundation and pathway routes

Bangor lists partner foundation providers with their own score and English requirements. These are separate from the degree-holder routes above:

Provider Foundation score Foundation English
Oxford International 0.4 0.4
Kaplan 0.55 60% or IELTS 6.0
Into Pass 60% or IELTS 6.0
Bellerbys Pass or 55% IELTS 6.0
NCC Education Pass or 50% IELTS 6.0
SG Pass or 55% IELTS 6.0

A CFA summer training course is also listed. Exact current requirements for each provider should be confirmed on the university's own pages.

Verify each figure

All thresholds, extras, and intake months above come from Bangor University's own 2023 material. Because entry rules change, confirm the current version on bangor.ac.uk before you apply.

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