Electronic Engineering with Space Science & Technology w professional placement - BEng (Hons)

University of Bath

The city is lovely with a great mix of being in the countryside and close to the city. Whilst it is a relatively quiet city there is so much to do with Bristol only 15 mins away if you wanted a bigger night out. The sports facilities are great and the study spaces are good. The worst thing is probably the fact it is quite an expensive city.

I love the campus feel of the uni, everything is in one place and that makes you feel more part of the community. Oftentimes though the uni doesn’t advertise events enough for everyone to participate

- The student sport/ facilities and how clubs, societies run. A student pass (pay annual) allows you to join any additional sports club for an additional £10, and you get to use the pool, athletics track for free. A huge advantage if you are sporty. The gym is also one of the best. -Placement year opportunities & the careers support team -lots of engineering student teams like TBH, TBRe, Team Bath Drones - The city itself is amazing. The look and fee of the university is not the best, somehow not as nice when compared to the city. Busses timing and the line during peak times could be better (but I guess that happens to all cities) Student housing in the city - most houses are still quite old but the rent is still high in comparison.

School of management is excellent. High standards of teaching and the careers team are awesome at both helping to find year long placements and grad jobs at the end of your course, giving us excellent career prospects. Sports facilities are awesome and comprehensive too. To improve, some of the buildings on campus are a little outdated and the cost of living on campus can be a bit high.

A fantastic place to study. All departments and lecturers want to do their best for the students and improve the uni for the students. Also beautiful campus and location.