Team Bath Racing Electric
Team Bath Racing Electric (TBRe) is the UK’s top electric Formula Student team and the first UK electric team to compete abroad.
Our degrees allow students to gain hands-on experience through project work. This includes the opportunity to join a competition team to compete against other universities' student teams each year.
Team Bath Racing Electric (TBRe) is the UK’s top electric Formula Student team and the first UK electric team to compete abroad.
Green Bath Racing designs and builds ultra-energy-efficient cars.
We are a team of students designing, prototyping, and testing an artificial heart to compete against teams worldwide in the Heart Hackathon competition.
We are Team Bath Hydrobotics, a student team designing and building underwater ROVs for the international MATE ROV competition. Find out what we’re all about.
We are a team of students working on our goal to design and build a competitive recumbent bicycle.
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We're a team of students with a mission! We're designing an unmanned aircraft to break the world record and reach speeds above 600 mph (Mach 0.8) at sea level.
We are designing and building a hydrogen internal combustion engine vehicle to break the land speed record.
Find out more about the achievements of Engineering & Design student competition teams.
Team Bath Biodevices without Borders' portable OASIS device combines miniature testing equipment with GPS to create safe water map.
Team Bath Heart’s artificial heart wins top prize at international engineering & design contest.
Hydrogen-fuelled internal combustion engine developed by University of Bath students runs for first time ahead of speed record attempt
Student engineers become Europe’s top team in IMechE UAS Challenge
Student race team unveils new all-carbon Formula Student competitor
Our students often tell us being part of a competition team is one of the highlights of their course. Find out more about their experiences as part of team.
Abdullah shares how his time with Team Bath Hydrobotics helped him grow his skills, shaped his ambitions, and plan his future career.
Our engineering students developed a more affordable artificial heart to help patients waiting for transplant surgery as part of a global competition.
Our engineering students designed and built a recumbent bike for female riders to compete in the World Human-Powered Speed Challenge.