935 University of Bath reviews

Loads of talks, job fairs, career-focused societies and help in finding placements.

Management is taught well with a lot of contact hours (each module has a 2 hour lecture per week and a 1 hour seminar- minus econ which has them fortnightly). French is okay, it hasn't been particularly challenging compared to what was expected at A-Level (in one aural class we filled in the missing lyrics for a song). In terms of content, really think hard and do your research. I have found the entirety of first semester boring, and believe I will continue to feel as such until final year when you specialise, as the focus throughout is on economics, finance and law, with not one single marketing module until year 2 (where there is only one anyway). I am genuinely considering dropping out. Many other students do rave about the degree though so as long as you've looked in-depth through the modules you'll be fine.

13.5

Good club nights, cheap drinks (including 2 for 1 cocktails on Thursdays), nice food and the odd good event (the Snow Ball turned out to merely be a glorified club, however).

Westwood is not the best value for money, refurbished Eastwood houses are nicer (although without wash basins). The social life, however, is great as there loads of people in your flat so your bound to get on with someone.

Everything you need with multiple shops, cafés and eateries, as well as world-class sports facilities. The library can fill up though.

Beautiful! Bath has so much history, a bustling economy with loads of independent shops, cafés and markets and an adequate club scene. Obviously it's not winning any awards, but it's been more than fine for me, and I like to party! If you're at all worried, don't be!

Very varied, from word-class sports teams to national champions in a cappella. You name it! There are great subject-specific groups, as well as arts, drama, music and culture, you'll definitely find something.

Good relationship with language teachers, management seminars tend to be more impersonal. Tutors care about our progress and five good feedback, and reply promptly to any queries or concerns. The Well-Being Centre is very useful, although their opening hours could be longer.

Some lecturers are boring and dull but the course is exciting.

Good food, good vibes. Has FIFA and pool tables daily.

Sports facilities are very good. Library is very spacious and useful for 2nd years and above. Many cafes and canteens on campus.

Not big nightlife but Bristol is near enough for that. City is very beautiful and homely.

Big variety. Even curry appreciation society.

Bath emphasise student wellbeing.

The careers and placement teams are very good and supportive.

Lectures often partly taught or dull, labs not tested to be working beforehand.

Good at lobbying but too much red tape for societies.

Library crowded, otherwise good.

Buses aren't great but city life is otherwise brilliant.

Great range of active societies.

Mental health support lacking otherwise not bad.

Feel the university provides plenty of opportunities in this field.

Too bureaucratic to get things done efficiently but students are well represented.

Good lecture theatres and 24/7 library.

Fairly quiet but with plenty of facilities/ attractions.

Good variety, well organised and enjoyable to take part in.

Academic tutors usually good. Counselling services in need of improvement.

Very good placements links to give students experience

Like my course

Are not nice to newers

Easily sufficient for anything I'd need

Could have more clubs

Good range to chose from

Got lots of help from my head of studies

Careers fairs and centres are helpful

Mixture of language and management Not many contact hours with tutors

Work hard to represent student body. Could have more space

Could have more SU space

Expensive but great city to live in

Socially engaging and welcoming

Personal: don't know Academic: very supportive

I'm not doing a pointless degree.

11 hours this year? My lectures are generally great.

Hate clubbing, pubs are expensive but good for me.

Yes good.

They help me.

Lots of opportunities

Lecturers can really vary in quality

2

Seems good, gets a lot done

Good, lots of places to study and chill, relative good prices, good sports facilities

Peaceful and nice place to live - not the best night life

Lots of clubs and societies to join, good society

Not that impressed but not bad. Some tutors better than others

100% pre registration pas rate

Approachable on the whole

Always act in the best interests of the student body

Great sports facilities

Beautiful city, beautiful people

So many to choose from

European studies modules are very interesting and the lectures very engaging but language seminars can be repetitive and lecturers sometimes fail to explain things.

It seems like the SU works closely with the uni to improve the student experience.

The sports and teaching facilities are amazing for the most part but the library especially needs massive extension.

Amazing city offers more than in other cities.

Clubs are inclusive and welcome people at all ability levels.

The uni offers a lot of support and actively informs about it