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The University of Bath is known for its outstanding reputation both in the UK and internationally. It blends top-quality education with a closeknit student community and is set in a fairytale city that you'll love calling home.
Whether you're into art, literature, history, sport, nights out and partying, or just want somewhere interesting to explore, Bath ticks all the boxes and provides an exceptional student experience.
Bath's main campus is set in Claverton Down, which is just outside the city centre. It's a modern and purpose-built campus with everything you need in one place. There are lecture halls, labs, libraries, cafes, shops, and even a lake for when you need that downtime.
The uni is particularly well-known for its sporting facilities and has one of the best reputations for sport in the country. TeamBath competes at the highest levels, so whether you're a serious athlete or just fancy trying something new, there are plenty of opportunities to get involved in.
For more information about campus facilities and uni life at Bath, book an open day
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The University of Bath offers a range of accommodation options to suit different budgets and lifestyles. With around 3,800 rooms available for undergraduates, you'll have the choice of living on campus or in the city centre.
There are different types of rooms to choose from, including single rooms, ensuite rooms, quiet and alcohol-free flats, and single-sex accommodation.
Most first-year students live on campus, where there are approximately 3,200 rooms, while the rest are based in city accommodation just a short bus ride away. Some of the most popular halls are campus include:
Prices range from £83 - £310 per week, depending on the room type and facilities. Every flat has a communal kitchen, and all accommodation has good transport links, with regular buses between campus and the city.
All utility bills, Wi-Fi, and contents insurance are included in the rent. Some of the halls come with food and drink credit to spend on campus in cafes and bars.
Bath's Accommodation Team are on hand to offer help and guidance. From the moment you apply. They can help you settle in and make sure you make the most of your time at uni.
The city of Bath is compact and very pretty. Named a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it is famous for its Roman spas, elegant Georgian architecture and literary connections. Nestled between the beautiful River Avon Vally, it has a unique English charm and offers a vibrant arts scene.
In Bath, you'll find plenty of pubs and cultural activities, and when you fancy a change of scene, Bristol is just down the road, offering even more nightlife, shopping and entertainment. London is also reachable in under two hours by train, so you're well connected for day trips, airport connections, and weekends away.
Getting around Bath is super easy. The city is small and can be explored on foot. There are also cycle lanes around the city and a good bus service between the uni and city centre.
Check out Whatuni's city guide to Bath for more info.

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The University of Bath's Careers Service is available from the day you arrive, and you'll find one-to-one advice, CV guidance, job-search support, workshops on interview techniques and more.
As a graduate from Bath, you will be high in demand. The university is currently 6th in the whole of the UK for its graduate prospects, with 88% of its graduates successfully finding skilled employment or further study.
Courses at Bath often include placement years or summer internships, giving you real-world experience and allowing you to connect to the right people. That practical element is integrated into the curriculum and means you'll be job ready and equipped with the right skills to succeed upon graduation.
At Bath, you'll also get access to careers fairs, employer panels and networking events. You'll be able to build your confidence and expand your experience to support your next steps.
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The University of Bath has several funding opportunities to help you if you're struggling.
There are income-assessed scholarships and bursaries, including the Accommodation Bursary, which is worth either £500 or £1,250 during first year, depending on your household income.
The university also offers the Bath Bursary which is up to £3,000 per year of study. These are unlimited and available to you if you meet the criteria.
Bath's website includes full details of each scholarship and bursary and their application criteria. Have a read through and check if you're eligible.
Bath offers a wide range of high-quality degrees, with over 190 undergraduate courses across 17 departments. Whether you're into art, literature, engineering, science, or business, there's something here for everyone. The University is particularly well known for the strength of its teaching and research. It consistently ranks highly in league tables across multiple subject areas and has a strong reputation for social inclusion.
All courses are full-time and typically last between three and five years. Most offer a professional placement year in industry where you can study your subject over four years and gain real-world experience.
Other opportunities include the opportunity at one of their partner institutions for one or two semesters to boost your CV and gain experience. Some courses even include a master's degree as part of a four- or five-year integrated programme.
Bath has a hands-on, flexible approach to learning. You'll get a mix of lectures and seminars and digital skills workshops, making your learning experience more engaging and effective and helping you to stay confident and up to date with the latest tech.
The University of Manchester has two semesters with public holidays in between:
Welcome Week runs mid-September before the term starts. It provides a great introduction into uni life and runs activities and social events to help you settle in.
Tuition fees for UK undergraduates in 2025/26 are £9,535, with possible increases in later years. International fees vary by course. View the course pages to find further details.