1,336 University of Bath reviews

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Placements are a guarantee in Bath if you applied in the first place. A lot of connections to various internships

Blended approach during Covid-19 with pretty good teaching staff. Very few contact hours though so that could be a pro or con depending on your preferred mode of study.

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The dorm rooms are nice with good social spaces

Very good student support with an emphasis to make university life better

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Placement has been great- good level of support but could be better with supporting through covid pandemic lockdowns Could have more on social work careers but this may be more appropriate for final year

Some lecturers are much better than others I love how the teaching is research informed Have adapted well to online learning I haven't had any in person this year due to covid Some organisation could improve

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I have been able to book study space which has been great Great sports facilities and arts spaces Good cafes and food

Wellbeing services have been great throughout lockdown, easy to access, also provide casual activities eg gardening or walks

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I’m not 100% sure as I’m not a graduate. They have been helpful when applying to placements

We have pre recorded lectures. At the start of the year we had inperson workshops but they stopped after Christmas and we then brought online. We have had in person labs through out.

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It is very clean and there is good facilities. They is a wide range of study spaces.

Everyone has a personal tutor and peer mentor. There is well-being services available.

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It was difficult starting the year with most of my lectures online, and having only one 2-4 hour in person lecture a week, and it was difficult transitioning from 6th form to uni work load and content

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Careers services including help with applications and interviews. Careers service run several sessions a week. The university have produced a website to advertise jobs. A website called My Professional Development which gives help and advice. Each department have their own placement team to help find students their 3rd year placement.

Before COVID: in person lectures and workshops, in person tutorials with tutor in groups of about 6 and in person labs. Since COVID: online lectures, workshops, tutorials and reduced in person labs and virtual online labs.

Synthetic and physical labs along with research labs. Big library and lots of study spaces on campus and in the city. Big gym with lots of indoor and outdoor sports facilities. SU with a bar. Several cafes and restaurants and a shop and bank.

There’s student and well-being services and nightline that’s open 24 hours a day. Lots of support for disability, including one on one mentors. Lots of societies and groups for support.

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Bath is looked highly upon as it is known for its high standard of teaching. There are many opportunities to develop new skills and connect with companies

Lecturers have always been available for a quick teams meeting or conversation by email. Response time is much faster than usual.

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Hire of equipment for online learning has become very easy and accessible. The university has bought new buildings for study spaces away from campus.

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