When to use the Course search component

Use the Course search to add a search bar to the top of a Topic page.

Only use the Course search component if:

• the content on your Topic page is for prospective undergraduate or postgraduate students
• it makes sense for users to search for courses when they visit that page

For example, we use the Course search component on the page, 'Taught postgraduate study' because the page is for prospective postgraduate students who are interested in finding out about our courses.

We don't use the Course search component on the 'Visas' page because prospective students looking at this are not thinking about courses at this point in their user journey.

Creating accessible content

You must make sure your content is accessible.

As a public sector body, we're legally required to make the content on our website as accessible as possible. The government checks our content to make sure it complies with the internationally recognised guidelines from the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C).

Find out more about accessibility or contact beta-content@bath.ac.uk if you have any questions.

Finding the Course search component

You can find the Course search component under 'Course search' on the Typecase template for Topic pages.

Adding the Course search component to a page

To add Course search to your Topic page, select the appropriate radio button from the list in the Typecase template, depending on the level of study your page is for.

All courses

If you select this option, users can search for courses for any level of study.

Undergraduate

If you select one of these options, users can search for all our undergraduate courses that start in the year you've chosen.

Taught postgraduate

If you select one of these options, users can search for all our taught postgraduate courses that start in the year you've chosen.

Postgraduate research

If you select this option, users can search for all our postgraduate research courses.