Doctor of Health DHealth

University of Bath

Generally a great collection of faculty and always researching for ways to be more sustainable and inclusive. could be better in providing resources for students in healthcare degrees as career development opportunities are all surrounding corporate career

I don’t think it’s a great place to study. Especially if you’re an international student who’s spent so much money to be here. The lectures aren’t interesting at all and the professors just read what’s there on the slides. In terms of overall growth and development, it’s been amazing to be living independently.

The campus is in a really lovely location in the country side however it can be hard to get to/lack of buses and travel options!

My experience at the University of Bath has been really positive. The academic excellence and the quality of teaching are outstanding, and the faculty are genuinely supportive, knowledgeable, and approachable. There are also so many opportunities to get involved from societies and workshops to events and career activities which makes student life feel really engaging and well-rounded. On top of that, the university provides strong support services, whether it’s academic guidance, wellbeing support, or help preparing for careers. The community feels welcoming and collaborative, which really helped me settle in and make the most of my studies. The biggest challenge is definitely the cost of living in Bath. It’s a beautiful city, but also very expensive, which can make it difficult for many students to access affordable housing, food, and social activities. More affordable accommodation options or financial support initiatives would make a huge difference.

Scholarships have literally saved my life. Jobs are amazing. City is amazing. However, it's expensive like crazy. Housing is beyond unaffordable. The travel and public transport are ridiculous.