See some of the ways our staff and students are involved with the community in and around Bath, including partnerships with community groups and collaborations with local organisations.
The University is providing Royal United Hospital (RUH) with free accommodation for NHS staff who need to isolate from their families, or stay closer to work.
Production of vital protective equipment for RUH staff and healthcare workers passes landmark figure
Getting hold of a high-grade mask is only half the battle – unless the mask fits snugly, it’s as protective against Covid-19 as a cotton hankie.
The proposed facility would offer skills training, business incubation and digital labs near to Bath Quays.
Colleagues from across campus came together on 8 April 2020 for a roundtable discussion to inform the work required to prepare a Civic University Agreement.
Find out how we're reducing the University's environmental impact through ethical food sourcing, waste management, generating our own sustainable energy, and raising awareness of how staff and students can help.
The University's commitment to using and selling Fairtrade products and purchasing local and responsibly-sourced ingredients.
Student Switch Off is an international campaign aiming to reduce our carbon footprint and its contribution to climate change.
Discover how you can help reduce your environmental impact by taking part in some of the University's recycling and waste management initiatives.
Our Vice-Chancellor, Professor Ian White, has announced that the University will develop the Framework after agreement from the University’s Executive Board.
Reports on our progress in meeting our sustainability targets.
See how local schools and colleges collaborate with us to support their students, inspiring them to pursue further study and careers.
We offer fun, hands-on educational chemistry activities. Learn how your school science students can benefit from our outreach programme.
On Track to Bath is a free one-year curriculum enhancement programme for local A level students to support entry to higher education.
Our Women in Engineering initiative provides information and highlights opportunities for aspiring female engineers.
From ancient architectural concepts to the electronics of the future. Five talks under five minutes for your school class.
We offer a range of activities to local schools, colleges and communities.
Find out about our public events on and off campus, including lectures and conferences.
Part of the Virtual Minerva Lecture Series
Part of the Virtual Minerva Lecture Series
As a member of public, you can use many of the University's facilities, including The Edge arts hub, Sports Training Village, Library, Innovation Centre, and a range of cafes, restaurants, bars and shops catering for all tastes.
Open all week, the Sports Training Village is a sport and fitness centre with a gym, a swimming pool, and coaching, physiotherapy and sport science services.
Visit The Edge, our arts hub on campus, featuring dance, music, theatre, visual arts, science, film, classes and exhibitions.
The University's restaurants, bars, cafes and shops on campus.
From exhibitions and dinners, to celebrations and conferences, the University of Bath is a great place to hold any event.
The Innovation Centre offers meeting rooms for University staff and the public to hire.
Book a room in our accommodation on the Claverton Down campus.
Come to a public lecture to hear the latest insights on a range of topics, or learn a new language on one of our public courses.
A series of lectures run by the University, looking at the latest insights into the big issues of today and those that will shape the world of the future.
Find out what language courses we offer and information on how to enrol.
See videos of our Minerva public lectures and hear about the latest insights on a range of topics like the environment, politics and healthcare.
Study for a master’s degree 100% online, around your existing work and lifestyle commitments, from wherever you choose.
Take one of our free online courses through FutureLearn to learn new skills, pursue your interests or advance your career.
Come and use our renowned £30m Sports Training Village (STV), with gym and sports, coaching, physiotherapy and sport science services.
Discover the range of sports you can do, whatever your level, at the Sports Training Village (STV), including gymnastics, football, swimming, tennis and squash.
Join one of our exercise classes, test your fitness levels in the Sport Science Lab, and consult a personal trainer or strength coach to improve your fitness.
Find out about children's sport at the Sports Training Village, including after-school sessions, athlete development, holiday camps and school visits.
Find out about getting treatment or therapy for an injury, as well as sports massages, strength and conditioning, and guidance on sports nutrition.
Open all week, the Sports Training Village is a sport and fitness centre with a gym, a swimming pool, and coaching, physiotherapy and sport science services.
Start your training to become a health and fitness professional, learning from our team of elite practitioners and educators.
Visit The Edge, our arts hub on campus, featuring dance, music, theatre, visual arts, science, film, classes and exhibitions.
Find out what's on at The Edge and plan your visit.
Learn something creative, though classes, workshops, discussions and artists' talks, including free exhibition tours for schools, colleges and community groups.
Join an active, creative environment at The Edge, where you can arrange talks or tours for local groups, hire rooms, and get a local residents' Art Pass.
Help children get enthusiastic about the arts by arranging tours, talks and tailored workshops at The Edge.
A modern and stylish cafe in The Edge arts and management building.
Help us carry out research that improves lives and changes the world by volunteering as a study participant, coming to a public engagement event, or forming business partnerships with our researchers.
Work with the University to develop relationships with innovative scientists and researchers.
We facilitate public engagement for our research students and staff to build links with the public.
We need volunteers to help us show that exercise can improve vitamin D levels and overall health, and that we don’t need to lose weight to get these benefits.
Research facilities are available for testing and analysing research, with expert support from university staff.
Work with us to improve your business, find future employees, and develop your workforce's skills through training.
Discover how engaging with our students through placements, projects, societies and employment can help attract and retain the talent your organisation needs.
Knowledge Transfer Partnerships (KTP) is a UK wide programme which enables companies to access knowledge, skills and technology from UK Universities.
Exchanging ideas and knowledge to bridge the gap between complex academic research, commercial application and business creation.
By sponsoring a Final Year Project, your company can work with high-quality BSc Business students to examine your business issue.
Develop your workforce with our Executive Education and Degree Apprenticeship opportunities.
The School of Management's Change Management Forum brings industry professionals and academics together to share knowledge and discuss business issues.
Find out about the Bath institutions we're involved with and how we provide funding, expertise and support to contribute to the local economy.
BRLSI supports the promotion and advancement of science, literature and art in Bath. We nominate two members of staff to sit as Directors on the Board at BRLSI.
This organisation celebrates and protects the city's status as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. One member of the University staff sits on the Advisory Board.
The Museum's aim is to encourage the enjoyment of art. We nominate one member of staff as a trustee of the Museum.
The Trust promotes high standards of planning and architecture in Bath through conservation, education and museums. We are corporate members of the Trust.
BIRD was formed in 1975 by the Royal National Hospital for Rheumatic Diseases (RNHRD) and the University of Bath. It became an independent charity in 1981.
An independent analysis of the economic contribution the University makes to the UK and the local community.
Our buildings and facilities in the city centre, including those available for the public to use.
We're always looking for new ways to contribute to the community. If you have comments about our work or an idea for a way to collaborate, we'd love to hear from you.