Registering with the Medical Centre and Dental Centre

If you're a student you should register with a doctor and dentist.

Register with the Medical Centre

The Medical Centre on campus is a National Health Service (NHS) practice. If you are a student, you should register within two weeks of arriving at the University.

You can register at the Medical Centre online.

To register, you will need:

to complete a registration form online
your Bath address or full University of Bath campus address

You can also register with filling a GP surgery paper form and take it to the surgery you want to join.

The Medical Centre is on the south side of campus. To ensure your safety, please follow the guidance on booking an appointment

You can book an appointment for:

treatment of minor injuries and illnesses
immunisations and vaccinations
sexual health services
counselling

For more information please visit the University Medical Centre website.

Register with a dentist

You should register with a dental practice whilst at university

There is a high demand for dentists and you may have to wait before you can register. If you are not registered with a dentist and have a medical emergency, you can go to 111.nhs.uk or call 111.

You can find your nearest dentist on the NHS website

Help with costs of prescriptions, dental care and eye tests

If you're under 19 and in full-time education, you don't have to pay for prescriptions, dental treatment or eye tests from the NHS.

If you're 19 or over, you may be able to apply to the NHS Low Income Scheme to get full or partial help with costs. Student loans are considered part of your income when you apply.

Getting medical and dental care if you're an international student

You should register at the Medical Centre and a dentist during your stay in the UK.

Getting healthcare in the UK as an international student guide covers everything you need to know to access healthcare in the UK as an international student.