Introducing our new look HR web pages
Published on 15 January 2024From recruitment to retirement and everything in between, Human Resources is here to offer support and guidance to help you make the most of your time at Bath.
Announcements
News stories, service updates, and other important messages.
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Polden Commons now open to students
Published on 12 January 2024Students can use the Polden Commons area as a study space and for enjoying your own refreshments.
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War with Russia accelerated use of Ukrainian language on social media - new research
Published on 10 January 2024Twitter study may signal shift to greater Ukrainian self-identification
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No laughing matter: leadership critical to help address NHS retention crisis
Published on 10 January 2024Doctors turned comedians Adam Kay, Harry Hill and Phil Hammond team up with the University of Bath to highlight issues underscoring NHS retention crisis.
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New doctoral training centre in Freshwater-Based Early Warning Systems to open after £2.66m funding
Published on 9 January 2024RED ALERT CDT will strengthen UK’s expertise in environmental health management, by developing monitoring tools for freshwater based early warning systems
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EarSwitch® in-ear communication device showcased at CES
Published on 9 January 2024Wearable device helps people with motor neurone disease communicate through a muscle in their ear
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Update your email signature for 2024/25
Published on 9 January 2024Download and personalise our new email signature.
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Victims of UK Post Office IT scandal faced four main barriers to speaking out – new research
Published on 8 January 2024Study concludes scandal was management failure and misplaced belief in technology
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Jane Loveys awarded British Empire Medal (BEM) in New Year Honours List
Published on 8 January 2024Jane, Director of Campus Services at Bath, was awarded the Honour in recognition for services to Higher Education.
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'Disease in a Dish' model sheds light on the triggers for some forms of dementia
Published on 8 January 2024Organoid research at the Department of Life Sciences shows how a gene mutation slows down stem cell differentiation, setting the scene for age-related disease.