University of Bath

The University's campus is set on attractive rural grounds overlooking the historical city of Bath. Over the past decade, the University of Bath has invested over GBP 450 million in a range of high-quality facilities for its main campus. This includes new accommodation, academic buildings and sports facilities such as an Olympic legacy-swimming pool and aGym and Fitness Centreexpanded over three floors.  You don't have to walk far to reach facilities including:the Library - open 24 hourstheStudents' Union(The SU) - the SU building has food outlets, pub, nightclubteaching and study areasshops and Post Officecafes, restaurants, and barsthe IT shopTheSports Training VillageThe Edgearts and creative hubtheMedicalandDentalcentresChaplaincy- space and support for people of all faiths or no faithCareers centreStudent support centreWhether you are on campus or in University buildings in the city, you'll have the support of ourSecurity team, day and night. All security staff are trained in first aid and mental health first aid. They can offer welfare support and help you with crime prevention.

Student lifeStudents' UnionThe University of BathStudents' Unionis run by elected student officers and is dedicated to helping students make the most of their time at the University while promoting their interests and welfare. The SU team organises regular social activities, like pub quizzes and club nights in the SU bars, and one-off music, cultural and sporting events. They also support the University ’s many clubs and societies. There are more than 180 student groups to get involved in, from cultural and politics societies to arts and sports clubs.Sports and fitnessYou can join one of the 49 sports clubs run by the SU. Each club welcomes new members, whether you're a novice or a professional. You can use theTeam Bath Sports Training Village(STV) to keep fit, play sports, socialise, and get training and fitness support from expert members of staff, whatever your ability. Many of these facilities are free of charge with your Sports Pass, which is activated through your student library card.Arts communityManaged by the SU, our campus creativity and wellbeing hub,The Edge, offers performance, rehearsal, and workshop spaces where you can et involved and enjoy arts, culture, an d wellbeing activities.The cityBathis a lively, friendly city, surrounded by beautiful countryside. Bath is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, both as one of the Great Spas of Europe and for its Roman heritage and Georgian architecture. Bath has a friendly community atmosphere and is ranked the second safest university city in England and Wales (Complete University Guide 2023).Small enough to explore on foot, you can discover its beautiful stone buildings and the natural hot springs which gave the city its name. Indulge yourself in year-round arts festivals, museums, galleries, and the spa and get involved with the local community with our great volunteering opportunities. Bath has a bustling nightlife with lots of restaurants and pubs, bars and a good standard of live entertainment. The city also has cinemas and theatres.International studentsThe University has a vibrantinternational student community. 32% of students come from outside the UK, representing over 147 nationalities. We know that moving to a new country and experiencing a different culture can be challenging. Here at Bath, ourInternational Support Service Teamcan help to settle you in, including an international orientation programme and mentoring scheme to help students relax into life in the UK.Student supportOur Student Support Team on campus offers a range of support services including mental health issues, disability support, and money management.