University of Bath

Nightlife at the University of Bath is generally based around student events organized by Indian societies like the Bath Indian Society, the Bath Hindu Society, and the Bath Indian Dance Society, pubs (like the Plug and Tub), and cocktail bars like Labyrinth and Second Bridge.

Diwali and Garba parties featuring traditional Indian food, music, and dress code, makes Indian students feel right at home.

Check bath.ac.uk to know more.

Yes, with an overall safety rating of 4.7 stars out of 5 as part of student reviews on Shiksha Study Abroad, the University of Bath UK campus is generally considered very safe for Indian students. 

"Bath is an extremely safe city. Never had a single safety issue, and don't know anyone who has. Most places are walkable in the city at any hour of the day. The campus is very safe too; people are amicable. Food options are available late night too. Seagulls can be a little annoying."

Daksh Mahajan

MBA, 2025 Batch

Yes, Bath University UK does serve Indian food at its Fountain Canteen (that offers Indian flatbreads and curries). The Bath Hindu Society also serves vegetarian food ans tiffin services. 

To know more, check thesubath.com.

The University of Bath is particularly strong in Sports Science (ranked 1st in the UK), along with Engineering, Business, Psychology, Accounting, Finance, and Architecture, several of which rank in the UK and global top 10.

Yes. The University of Bath ranks sixth in the UK for graduate prospects and joint-fifth for graduate employment within 15 months of course completion.

Yes, tuition fees for Indian (overseas) students at the Uni of Bath UK can rise by up to 8% each year.

Students tight on funds can opt for education loan to study in the UK. Delivered in partnership with top Indian banks like SBI, ICICI, HDFC, and Bank of Baroda, these come with affordable interest rates (9-11.5%).

Yes, the University of Bath does allow self-funding Indian (international) students, to pay their tuition fees in one or two instalments. 

• First instalment is generally due upon registration/start of the course
• Second instalment is to be paid in the following February

Uni Bath reserves the right to refuse the instalment option for students with a history of late tuition fee payments.

Yes, Indian students can get an English test waiver at the Uni of Bath provided they:

• Studied at a level equivalent to a UK PG, UG, or PhD degree for at least 12 months at an Indian college/university
• Degree awarded should be no older than 5 years prior to the intended date of admission at Bath University UK