Next steps for University Planning
Published on 28 February 2023The timetable for University Planning in 2022/23
Announcements
News stories, service updates, and other important messages.
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Introducing the new Department of Planning, Performance & Strategic Change
Published on 28 February 2023We bring together strategy, planning, delivery and performance, enabling the University to deliver its strategic outcomes and provide lasting impact.
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Tim Kaner to leave University after 11 years
Published on 28 February 2023The Vice-Chancellor pays tribute to our Chief Marketing Officer for his service to the University
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UK ‘net zero’ aviation ambitions must resolve questions around alternatives to jet fuel
Published on 28 February 2023Bath academic Prof Marcelle McManus co-authors major new Royal Society report
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Professional Services Benchmarking Results
Published on 28 February 2023Initial results from our Professional Services Benchmarking and Service Effectiveness Survey
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Call up to Icelandic Monetary Policy Committee for Bath economist
Published on 27 February 2023Dr Asgerdur Petursdottir (Economics) has been announced as the latest member of the Central Bank of Iceland’s influential monetary policy committee.
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ActNowFilm: young people in conversation with climate experts
Published on 27 February 2023We are excited to launch the third instalment of the ActNowFilm project, a youth voices climate action film series coordinated by the IPR and Cambridge Zero.
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No charge for oat or soy milk in hot drinks at our campus outlets
Published on 27 February 2023In response to your feedback, there is now no charge for oat or soya milk in hot drinks across all of our campus hospitality outlets.
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Thank you for completing the 'Staff Communications Pulse Survey'
Published on 27 February 2023We'd like to say a huge thank you to all our colleagues who took the time to share their views in the 'Staff Communications Pulse Survey'.
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Starting a business can liberate LGBT people to be themselves
Published on 24 February 2023Setting up a business or going self-employed can give LGBT people a sense of liberation and freedom to be their authentic selves, shows study.