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They’ll help you make friends through various social events, show you around the town and the University, and give you information and tips about student life. They’ll also do their best to answer all your questions, from “Where are the lecture rooms?” to “Where’s the launderette?”. If they can’t help, their training makes sure they know someone who can, and they’ll point you in the direction of the right staff to help you.

The Peer Guides work through their Academic School – you might even recognise some from a University Open Day. However, during the welcome period, you will see quite a lot of them. You will have a named Peer Guide who will greet you and keep a friendly eye on you, but you will also meet many Peer Guides operating more generally in your School. They’ll make sure you get where you’re supposed to be, they’ll be on hand at various meetings and induction events, and they’ll answer any questions you may have. And that’s without all the social events!

Many of you will 'meet' your Peer Guide before arriving in ŷ���԰�Ƭ. Some Schools will run Facebook pages which the Peer Guides join, while others ask the Peer Guides to e-mail or text you. Don't be shy – if you get invited to join a social media group or contact your Peer Guide directly, do so. They'll start filling you in with information and answering questions straight away.

If you're moving into Halls of Residence, you'll see many of the Peer Guides in their bright t-shirts out and about greeting everyone. Your Peer Guide will look for you to say hello and give you the low-down on planned social activities and initial meetings in your Academic School.

If you haven't met your Peer Guide and would like to, please let us know by e-mailing peerguiding@bangor.ac.uk.

Most new students find Peer Guides helpful; however, if you feel you don’t want one, please let us know. If you wish to opt-out, please email peerguiding@bangor. ac.uk.��