Welcome to Bath
A historic city with modern student life
GBP 12,000–21,000/year
Annual tuition fees
GBP 900–1,200/month
Monthly living costs
Why study in Bath
Studying in Bath gives you the chance to live in one of the UK’s most beautiful cities while gaining a top-quality education. With its Roman baths, Georgian architecture, and green open spaces, Bath offers a relaxed atmosphere paired with a strong academic reputation. The city is especially known for excellence in business, architecture, engineering, and humanities. You’ll find the lifestyle here calm yet connected, ideal for staying focused while enjoying a culturally rich experience.
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Student life
Bath offers a balanced student lifestyle with peaceful surroundings, easy transport, and lively student-friendly areas like Oldfield Park. You’ll find everything from quiet cafés for study sessions to independent shops and festivals. The city centre is walkable, and green spots like Royal Victoria Park are perfect for unwinding. Students often enjoy exploring museums, theatre shows, and day trips to nearby countryside—all part of the Bath experience.
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Cost of living
- Food: GBP 200–350/month
- Rent: GBP 500–850/month
- Household Bills: GBP 90–150/month
- Transport: GBP 60–100/month
- Miscellaneous: GBP 100–200/month
Accommodation choices
- University accommodation
- Private halls
- Studio apartments
- Shared houses
Most opted part-time jobs
- Retail assistant
- Barista
- Tutor
- Waiter/waitress
Public transport
- Bus
- Train
- Bike sharing
- Shared taxi
- Ferry
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CULTURE
Bath’s cultural landscape combines rich history with a creative modern twist. You can explore ancient Roman sites, attend concerts at historic venues, or browse quirky bookshops and artisan markets. The city celebrates literature, film, and music festivals, attracting talent from all over the UK. You’ll enjoy the blend of tradition and contemporary life, with something new to discover around every corner.
SAFETY
Bath is known for being a safe, compact city. Emergency services include Avon and Somerset Police, local fire services, and South Western Ambulance Service. Dial 999 for emergencies or 101 for non-urgent police enquiries. Student areas and city hotspots are well-patrolled and well-lit, contributing to a secure and reassuring environment.
Discover the city
Bath is a UNESCO World Heritage city that offers far more than just its stunning architecture. You’ll be living in a place where history meets opportunity—surrounded by Roman ruins, scenic walks, and thriving student communities. The city’s blend of calm, class, and connection to London (just 90 minutes away) makes it a brilliant choice for international students.
Language
English
Currency
GBP
Population
90K
Area
29 sq. km
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Frequently asked questions
Absolutely! Bath is a great choice for international students looking for academic quality in a safe, inspiring environment. With its UNESCO-listed sites, friendly student atmosphere, and strong teaching reputation, you’ll feel both supported and inspired. It’s a small city with big advantages—close to London, full of green spaces, and packed with cultural experiences that make every day memorable.
Bath is moderately priced compared to larger UK cities. You can expect to spend around GBP 900–1,200 per month, depending on your lifestyle and accommodation. While housing may be slightly higher, you’ll benefit from lower transport costs and student deals across food, fitness, and entertainment. Sharing rent or using public transport can help you manage costs smartly.
Yes, Bath is widely recognised as one of the UK’s safest cities for students. Its compact layout means you’ll often walk or cycle around town, and areas frequented by students are well-lit and patrolled. Emergency services are efficient, and the student support network is strong—so you’ll always feel secure and looked after.
Bath offers a great mix of student housing options including university halls, private flats, and shared houses. Most accommodation is within easy reach of campus and the city centre, often walkable. Whether you’re after social halls or a quiet studio, there’s something for every preference and budget. It’s best to start looking early to get your ideal pick.