University of Bath

According to statistics of 2024-25, University of Bath has total 21,340 students. 27% of students come from outside UK representing 152 nationalities. Out of overall population, total number of UG students is 15,955 and number of PG students is 5,385. Other details are given below-

• Female students: 9,780 (46%)
• Male students: 11,425 (54%)
• No. of Indian students: Around 750

The University of Bath provides advice and information on visas and immigration. You can book an appointment with the student immigation service. Check the student immigration services details from the university's website for more details. 

The Bath Indian society celebrates the festivals and culture across India. This includes organising Diwali celebrations (Diwali Eid ball), Holi Hai, Bollywood Nights, Garba, Henna/Rangoli workshops.

Bath organises a welcome programme of events for international students, including information sessions, tours of campus and city, and social events. Every Undergraduate student is assigned a peer mentor to help settle into 1st year. Your peer mentor will be studying the same or similar course. For Postgraduate students, before your start your study you can contact your Director of studies to find out about your department mentoring scheme.

All full-time postgraduate taught offer-holders from India will have been eligible to apply for one or more postgraduate taught scholarship available across our Faculty and School of Management master's programmes. For undergraduate study our scholarships completely depend on academic excellence so this can vary year to year. If the grade requirements for a scholarship are met, then an award is made.

For 2025 entry, University of Bath scholarships available for prospective postgraduate taught students in India ranged between £5,000 and £10,000. Students may have been eligible to apply for and studyawarded more than one scholarship, e.g. up to £15,000, which would have been applied as a tuition fee discount. For undergrduate we offer two merit-based scholarships to new first-year international undergraduates which can provide a tuition fee reduction of between £1,000 and £8,000. This is for the first year of study only. There is no application process.