Undergraduate courses in sport, exercise and health

Modern sport continues to evolve from an academic, coaching, teaching and performance perspective.

Department for Health taught postgraduate courses

Our postgraduate taught courses combine academic excellence with flexible and innovative design and delivery.

Experience the University at a postgraduate Open Day or fair

Find out about life at Bath and studying our courses through Postgraduate Open Days, fairs and events.

Department for Health research

We carry out high-quality research with a strong applied focus, promoting population health and wellbeing and the efficiency and quality of health services.

Take part in our study and exercise your way to a healthier vitamin D status

We're looking for volunteers to take part in a study exploring how exercise improves vitamin D and health in adults who are above their ideal body weight.

Learn more about your physical activity behaviour by taking part in our research

We're looking for people who are interested in doing more physical activity to help us evaluate personalised feedback from wearable monitoring technology.

Spaceflight does not compromise major part of the immune system, shows research

Research involving Bath health scientists shows extended periods of time in orbit does not negatively impact the body’s ability to fight off infections.

Struggling to exercise and lose weight? Participate in our study and let us help

If you are aged between 40 to 65, overweight and not currently exercising, take part in our study and receive a personalised diet and exercise plan.

Take off for European Space Agency-funded rehabilitation project at the University of Bath

Researchers will assess the movement forces on human lower limbs in low gravity settings using computer simulation and anti-gravity devices.

New research reveals why people really use food banks

Study suggests people’s use of them is often more complex and more positive than is presented.

Bath rugby research in list of ‘most significant’ university breakthroughs

Our work to improve player safety in rugby forms part of UUK's national #MadeAtUni campaign celebrating the transformational impact of UK universities.

‘Terrorism does not terrorise’ claims new study

The impact of terrorism on post-traumatic stress may be less significant than we thought, argue the authors of a significant new Lancet Psychiatry study.

Bath professor recognised for leadership in pain science

Christopher Eccleston has received the Ronald Melzack Lecture Award from the International Association for the Study of Pain (IASP).