Mathematics PhD

University of Bath

As an exchange student, I strongly believe that the University of Bath has really good facilities, it is modern and has a wonderful Sports Training Village (although maybe some fees are so expensive). Regarding academic level, I don't feel is that high as it is said. All units of my Mathematical course are easier that the equivalent in Spain: less content and less in-depth look than, for example, in Universidad Complutense de Madrid, where the level is so high. On the other hand, I think that the quantity of lectures time weekly is more appropriate (only 12-15 hours of class allow you to work yourself on the content and study on your own). In addition, professors are complete professionals and make sure everything is understandable and understood by all the students. In general, it is an enriching experience to study in University of Bath but if you want more in-depth or theoretical study, go to Spain. Thank you.

The university is a really friendly and welcoming environment. Bath feels like a really close community and a great student city. The lecturers and academic staff are all really friendly and are great at what they do. The buildings aren't the nicest and there aren't enough places to study

In a good location, the city is great and my course is good. The sports facilities are a big plus, especially that you can use most of it for free. No real complaints, bar perhaps the lack of study space, and the dreary nature of some of the buildings on campus.

The campus and local area is beautiful. Lots of student support for when you need it. Lots of public transport. Slightly out of the city so walking up the hill can be annoying sometimes but the views are lovely.

The campus is really walkable and the buses to and from the city are very frequent and convenient, but they are a bit too pricey