Undergraduate sport, exercise and health courses
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Bachelor's and undergraduate master's courses starting in 2025.
Find out about our undergraduate and taught postgraduate courses offered by our Department for Health.
Bachelor's and undergraduate master's courses starting in 2025.
Master's and postgraduate diploma courses starting in 2024.
We have several sports related scholarship schemes that you can apply to. Find out more about the funding available and eligibility.
The Breakthrough Programme is an aspirational, supportive and educational mechanism aimed at enabling academic and athletic potential in student-athletes
See how the University of Bath provides high-performing student-athletes with support tailored to the needs and demands of their lifestyle.
Students from our undergraduate sport courses discuss their experiences at the University.
We're highly ranked in independent league tables for our sports science courses. We've also been recognised for our high-quality research and commitment to gender equality.
If you study at Bath, you can take part in a wide range of sports whatever your level or ability. You could join a club to keep fit and meet people, take part in inter-halls competitions, or be selected to represent the University.
The SU Bath, our students' union, has over 40 sports clubs that students can join.
The Mechanical Engineering student, who won two gold medals in Tokyo, explains how the University's backing and scholarship support helped him on his journey.
Read first-hand accounts of what it's like to be among the 1,500 students who represent Bath in the British Universities & Colleges Sport national competition.
Our Sports Training Village is the centre of sports on campus. You can access the gym, book fitness classes and take part in sport, whether you're a student, member of staff or member of the public.
The pass is included in tuition fees for University of Bath students, providing free access to many sports facilities on campus.
The Sports Training Village is open to students, staff and the public seven days a week, offering something for everyone - check out the facilities you can use.
The Team Bath Gym & Fitness Centre has three gym zones, two studios and hosts dozens of exercise classes each week
The extensively-refurbished Gyms will offer more than 200 stations including the latest in Matrix Fitness cardiovascular and resistance machines.
Explore the facilities available on campus including the 50m swimming pool, indoor tennis courts, sports hall, athletics track and pitches.
Top-level athletes and sports teams use our facilities and train with our staff. Read about their experiences of Team Bath and the Sports Training Village.
Sporting scholars Tom Dean, Kate Shortman, Prisca Awiti-Alcaraz and Becky Wilde are among the athletes bringing home medals.
Team Bath will continue to support the existing Athlete Development Centres in the South West of England and compete in the newly-formed U23/feeder league.
Defending champ Piers Gilliver, fellow Paralympic medallists Dimitri Coutya and Oliver Lam-Watson, and four-times Paralympian Gemma Collis are all selected.
Reigning Olympic and Paralympic Champions who train at Team Bath were among the athletes in attendance at an award presentation in the Sports Training Village
McNulty has guided swimmers to 11 Olympic medals so far during his time as Head Coach of the Aquatics GB Bath Performance Centre at the University.
Connor Treacey, Charlie Griffin, Tyler Offiah, Kepu Tuipulotu and Jack Woods will follow in the footsteps of current students who are Bath Rugby 1st XV players.
Find out how our research helps improve fitness, health and sporting techniques for elite sport and daily life.
As France prepares to host the Rugby World Cup 2023, a new University of Bath - Mastercard report highlights ways in which the sport is a global force for good.
Learn how our research is helping to level the playing field, uncover hidden talent, reduce injuries and support the stars of the future.
New research shows how targeted sport for employability programmes in under-served communities are playing a key role in the face of the cost-of-living crisis.
The IMI has provided consultancy work for The FA to determine a mathematical equation for the most improbable wins of the Emirates FA Cup Third Round.
Our sports scientists have become embedded within British Skeleton’s Applied Science Programme as the team prepare for both Beijing 2022 and Milan Cortina 2026.
People heading out on long runs should top up on carbohydrates before and during a race to reach the finish line as quickly as possible and not hit the wall.
The latest news from our Department for Health.
The University of Bath will bring together sports luminaries, Olympians, esteemed researchers, and our vibrant university community for an exploration of sport
Bath researchers led the 2024 UK Concussion Prevention Network conference, sharing their expertise in the battle against youth and community sports concussions.
Centre for Health, and Injury & Illness Prevention in Sport (CHi2PS) members delivered sessions based on the prevention of injury and illness in sport.
Dr Bonnie Pang from our Department for Health writes for The Conversation.
The University of Bath will host a public event on Tuesday 6 June to showcase its sports-related activities, research, and successes.
Four of the Faculty’s subject areas are among the top 100 in the world, according to the QS World University Rankings By Subject 2023.
The STV is close to the centre of our campus. It is the home of Team Bath and provides a wide range of sports facilities for students, staff and the public.
Contact us if you have any questions about our sports facilities, clubs or events and follow Team Bath on social media.