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• LocationBath, The United Kingdom
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The University of Bath is a campus university in the South West of England. It received its Royal Charter in 1966 and its main campus is at Claverton Down, on the east side of Bath, about 1 hour and 25 minutes from London by train. It has three faculties, one school, 16 departments and three institutes, and offers courses in engineering, humanities, management, science and social science. The university is ranked 125th in the world in the QS World University Rankings 2027 and 8th in the UK by The Times and The Sunday Times Good University Guide 2027, according to its website, and received triple Gold in the Teaching Excellence Framework 2023.

• Undergraduate degrees
• Taught master's degrees, also fully online
• Doctoral research through the Doctoral College
• Pathway programmes for international students: International Foundation Year and Pre-Master's Programme
• Pre-sessional English courses

International students apply for undergraduate courses through UCAS like other applicants and must provide proof of their English level for the Student visa. An International Support Service offers practical advice and support. The university manages student accommodation on campus and in the city centre for undergraduate, postgraduate, pre-sessional and exchange students.

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Claverton Down, Bath, The United Kingdom, BA2 7AY

Undergraduate courses in five broad areas:

• Engineering
• Humanities
• Management (School of Management), including economics-related degrees
• Science, including health and psychology
• Social science

Many courses include a placement year or a period of study abroad, for which a reduced tuition fee is charged. International students can prepare through the International Foundation Year at the International Study Centre.

• Taught master's degrees on campus
• Online MSc courses, studied 100% online
• Postgraduate research degrees (doctorates) through the Doctoral College
• Pre-Master's Programme for international students
• Professional development courses, in person and online

Undergraduate applications, including those from international students, are made online through UCAS (institution code B16) before the relevant UCAS deadline. Each course has its own entry requirements; applicants need a Level 3 qualification such as A levels or the International Baccalaureate, or an equivalent. The UCAS application includes a personal statement and an academic reference from the most recent place of education. Some courses invite applicants to an interview. Help with the application is available from the university's representatives in many countries.

Besides the course entry requirements, international applicants must provide proof of their English level, as required by the Home Office for a Student visa; the required scores are set per course. Applicants who need to improve their English can take a 5- or 10-week pre-sessional English course in the summer before the first semester.

Annual undergraduate tuition fees for overseas students starting in the 2027-28 academic year:

• Humanities and social sciences (mainly library-based courses): £26,150
• Economics-related and School of Management courses: £29,500
• Science, engineering, health and psychology courses: £32,950

Students should budget for an increase of up to 8% for each year of the course. EU nationals starting in September 2027 may have Home or Overseas fee status depending on their circumstances.

Overseas fee-paying students may be eligible for university or external financial support. For undergraduates entering in 2026-27 the university offers the Bath International Excellence Scholarship, and it publishes a list of external organisations that fund undergraduate study. There is specific information on funding and loans for US and Canadian students, and separate funding pages for taught postgraduate and doctoral study.

The university manages accommodation for undergraduate, postgraduate, pre-sessional and exchange students, both on campus and in Bath city centre.

• Campus residences such as Westwood, The Quads, Polden and Woodland Court
• City residences such as Pulteney Court, Green Park House and Canal Wharf
• Eveleigh Waterside, for postgraduates, in the centre of Bath
• LGBTQ+ accommodation and options for couples and families

The ResLife Support team helps students looking for privately rented housing. University accommodation is approved under the Universities UK Code of Practice.

https://www.bath.ac.uk/guides/applying-for-an-undergraduate-course/