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Electronic & electrical engineering, Bangor University

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TEACHING DELIVERY STATUS:
Confirmed Sept/Oct start
TEACHING MODE:
Online learning
OPEN DAYS:
Next open day will be in summer 2021
TEACHING NOTES:
In line with Government advice, from 8th February all lectures will be online with some other learning activities (e.g. seminars, laboratory practicals) continuing on-campus for some students, depending on the nature of their course. Students are not required to be on-campus unless students have a mandatory on-campus session with no online alternative available. This is set to continue for the period until Friday 26 March.
This is the latest available data taken from the bangor.ac.uk website on 26th February 2021. Read all universities responses in our Covid-19 university response article.

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Student Review: 5 /5

Electronic Engineering and Music, BSc Hons

By member526141 On 23rd March 17

Exillant!

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