Student Accommodation near University of Bath

The University of Bath is a leading public research university in Bath, UK. The newest Bath University Ranking by The Times and The Sunday Times Good University Guide 2025 is 8th out of all UK universities and the best in the southwest. From a global perspective, Bath University ranked 150th according to The QS World University Rankings 2025 and 7th worldwide for Sports-related subjects in 2023.

The University of Bath is well known for its wide range of courses and trusted teaching standards. The University has 18 departments and faculties, offering 180 undergraduate courses, 168 postgraduate courses and 66 research programmes, the most popular of which are Sport-related subjects, Architecture / built environment, Development studies, Social policy & administration, Business & management studies and Psychology. The comprehensive curriculum attracts more than 20,000 students every year, 31% of whom are international students from 162 countries.

In addition to the quality of teaching, the University of Bath is world-renowned for its high-specification sporting facilities. The British Swimming Championships, Athletics Challenge and many international events in swimming, rugby and tennis are held here. For those interested in culture, renowned museums, art galleries to theatres such as the Holburne Museum, The Roman Baths, Victoria Art Gallery, Jane Austen Centre and Michael Tippett Centre are popular attractions where you can find a variety of unique exhibitions and musical performances. Alternatively, you can extend your travels by heading to places like Cardiff and Bristol via the city centre's train station.

uhomes.com provides various Bath University accommodations near the campus, helping you enjoy convenient access to daily necessities and learning facilities. Our University of Bath accommodation offers Non-En-suite, En-suite and Studio room types to suit students with different living habits. Additionally, you will have access to a variety of community facilities within the communal areas of accommodation near Bath University, including but not limited to study rooms, gyms, games rooms, bike sheds, and courtyards to enrich your daily life. Here are some of the best University of Bath student accommodation you can check:

• The Depot
• Avon Studios
• James House
• The Exchange
• Student Castle Bath
• The Brook
• iQ Twerton Mill
• Hollis Wharf
• Radway House
• Charlton Court

The neighbourhood is also a factor that should not be overlooked when picking the right Bath University accommodation. Different areas lend themselves to different lifestyles and can significantly affect your living experience, so knowing some of the top choices in advance can help make finding the University of Bath accommodation of your preference easier. Below are some of the neighbourhoods that are often discussed:

• Oldfield Park: A popular choice with good transport links to the university, a vibrant community, and plenty of amenities like cafes, shops, and pubs.
• Lansdown: Offers a more residential feel with easy access to green spaces and stunning views of the city.
• Bathwick: A charming area with Georgian architecture and a relaxed atmosphere, though it may be slightly further from the university.
• City Centre: Living in the city centre provides easy access to all that Bath has to offer, including shops, restaurants, and nightlife. However, it can be more expensive and noisy.

The University of Bath calculates that the total weekly cost for postgraduate students living on campus is approximately £310. For students living in off-campus student accommodation, the cost might be higher sometimes. The rent for University of Bath student accommodation and tuition fees are the main expenses. But in general, living in Bath is about the same as the standard costs in other UK cities.

Overall view: £300 to £500 per week, largely varying from the price of Bath student rentals.

1. Tuition fees: £9,250 - £30,000 per year
2. University of Bath accommodation: £190 - £350 per week
3. Transportation: £20 per week
4. Food: £70 per week
5. Groceries: £40 per week
6. Utilities: £30 per week
7. Entertainment: £10 per week

For the students who commute from the campus to the Bath University accommodation, City Center or other places, there are some common transport methods, including buses, trams, bicycles, and walking.

1. Buses
There are many bus lines across the University of Bath and the City Centre, especially for routes U1 and U2. These bus routes provide frequent buses so students can quickly arrive at the city centre. Also, these buses operate during the daytime and at night, which is very convenient for students to commute. uhomes.com provides the University of Bath accommodation near the bus stop, and students can walk 3-5 minutes to reach and take buses.

2. Bicycles
Bath is a bike-friendly city, and there are many bike routes near the University of Bath for students to connect the campus with the city centre. Many students choose to ride bicycles since it is an eco-friendly way. uhomes.com provides accommodation near the University of Bath that is equipped with bike storage as a safe place to park your bikes.

3. Walking
The distance from the University of Bath to the City Centre is about 2-3 miles. For the students who live in the University of Bath student accommodation near the campus, it is convenient for you to go to other places on foot.

4. Trains and Long-distance Coaches
Even though there is no tram system in Bath, the distance from the campus to the train station and long-distance coaches station is not far, and you can take the tram to nearby cities like Bristol, Southampton, and London. Students can use the 16-25 Railcard to enjoy the discount for the rail fares.

The vibrant student life at the University of Bath provides a unique environment that combines academic depth with a multicultural experience. As a highly international university with inclusivity and cross-cultural exchange at its core, the University of Bath attracts students from more than 150 countries around the world, with more than 25% international students. Here, students are immersed in a rigorous academic environment but also find a balance between belonging and personal growth through a wealth of social activities and community support.

1. Multiculturalism and community support
The University of Bath's campus is a small ‘global village’ where students can meet their peers from different cultures and take part in excursions, social events and cultural exchange programmes organised by the International Students Office, such as the Freshers' Pick-up Service and regular cross-cultural workshops throughout the year. Each international student is also assigned an ‘Adult Mentor’ (Residential Tutor or Academic Advisor) who provides one-on-one support with academics, adjustment to life, and even mental health, to help students integrate quickly into their new environment.

2. Integration of cities and campuses
The University of Bath is located in Bath, the UK's only World Heritage City, just 2km from the city centre and within walking distance of the historic Roman Baths, Georgian buildings and streets full of independent cafes. Students can combine academic and city life diversity with after-school walks around the lush campus or exploring the city's art exhibitions and music festivals, as well as a 1.5 hour train journey to London at weekends.

3. Balancing academic and social life
The school promotes ‘communicative teaching’, such as the Harkness Roundtable approach in the School of Business, which encourages small-group discussions and critical thinking. Outside of school hours, students can join more than 200 clubs, ranging from ice hockey and orchestras to entrepreneurship associations, to cater for a wide range of interests. The school regularly organises public lectures and art exhibitions. Public lectures, art exhibitions and sporting events are regularly organised, and the excellence of the intramural hockey team, for example, has become a traditional attraction for many students.

4. Sustainability and healthy living
The University of Bath focuses on the physical and mental well-being of its students, with a gym, swimming pool and outdoor sports grounds on campus, and encourages students to stay active through activities such as morning jogging and yoga. The university also promotes sustainable ideas such as using home-grown renewable energy, eco-friendly eating, and helps students relieve stress through mental health workshops and meditation programmes.

Named after the Roman baths, Bath is a tourist town that contains many historical attractions. You can visit the reconstructed ruins of the ancient city and admire the ancient Roman baths and artifacts. The University of Bath accommodation is also close to some stunning sights, such as the Royal Crescent, which is voted the 'second most beautiful street in Britain.' In addition to this, there is much more to visit around University of Bath:

• The Roman Bath
• Bath Abbey
• Pulteney Bridge
• West of England Falconry
• Royal Crescent
• The Circus
• Theatre Royal Bath
• Royal Victoria Park

The University of Bath's School of Management is a leader in Europe and is regarded as one of the best business schools in the UK. The School of Engineering and Design also has an excellent reputation and strong influence in the industry. In addition, it was the first university to set up a sports scholarship programme for overseas athletes in the UK. Here are some of the popular courses at Bath University:

1. Sport-related subjects
2. Architecture / built environment
3. Development studies
4. Social policy & administration
5. Business & management studies
6. Psychology