Improving school governance, policy and practice
In England, the 300,000 school governors are responsible for the conduct of 23,000 schools.
Exploring our research and other stories from the University community.
In England, the 300,000 school governors are responsible for the conduct of 23,000 schools.
In the search for tomorrow's champions, developing late can mean young athletes are overlooked. Our research helps young players reach their true potential.
Our research project to understand people's preferences for information about the allergens in their food when they are eating out.
Working with the Met Office, our researchers have improved prediction and planning for extreme local weather.
Our research project works with autistic people and their families to design and develop technologies to reduce the difficulties they may face.
In collaboration with the Met Office, mathematicians at the University have developed adaptive numerical methods to improve the accuracy of weather forecasting.
Our research has examined emerging biochemical security threats.
Our research into driver behaviour near bicyclists has saved lives, reduced injuries, and benefited the economy of Australia.
Sir John Ball talks to renowned mathematician and Bath Professor, Edward Fraenkel about his life and distinguished career spanning over 70 years.
Over 80% of our learning takes place outside the formal education system.