University of Bath

University League Table 2021: 9th

CAMPUS

SUBURBAN

Learning support

Workshops, talks and one-to-one sessions provide help to develop academic skills.
Academic writing, critical writing and scientific writing courses are also available.
The Skills Centre can offer support with writing or presentation skills and maths.
Skills development include using IT tools and resources efficiently or analysing data.
Students have the opportunity to learn a new language or improve an existing one.

The counselling and mental health team offers free individual and group support.
Wellbeing advisers provide support about any issue from loneliness to harassment.
Welfare and wellbeing drop-in sessions are run daily.
Nightline is a confidential listening support service run by students, open 8pm–8am.
Silvercloud is an online wellbeing self-help platform offering secure access to CBT.

The Disability Service provides support for students with any form of disability.
The service works with student to create an individual support plan.
Support may include help for students to manage their examinations and assignments.
Other help includes access to specialist or assistive software or equipment.
Accommodation is available to meet the needs of students with a disability.

UK entrants from low-income families are automatically considered for a means-tested funding package, based on their UK government funding assessment. Additional criteria may apply.
Scholarships and bursaries include the Gold Scholarship programme worth up to £5,000 per year, the Bath Bursary worth £3,000 per year, and sponsored awards with leading global organisations worth up to £3,000 per year. Current partners include Lloyds, AB InBev, and JP Morgan.
Sports scholarships and an arts scholarship are also available.