Bath Spa University is a public institution of higher learning and research that was first established as the Bath School of Art in the year 1852 as a result of the Great Exhibition (1851). The Bath College of Higher Education was created in 1975 by the merger of two colleges: Bath Teacher Training College and Bath College of Domestic Science. Bath Academy of Art joined the combined organisation in 1983. The college was given the authority to confer degrees in 1992, and in 1995 its name was changed to Bath Spa University College. The organisation became a university in 2005, the same year it also changed its name to Bath Spa University (August 2005). Around 7500 students attend the institution, of whom 5,787 are enrolled in undergraduate programmes at Bath Spa University and roughly 8% are international students.

CAMPUSES-
NEWTON PARK- There can’t be many campuses that rival Newton Park.  The parkland estate has everything you’d expect from a modern university, as  well as a castle and a lake. All this and it's only four miles from the buzz of  central Bath. Facilities include open-access, technology-enabled study space;  social learning space; bookable group working rooms; a café; and outdoor  amphitheatre.
The campus also has the best specialist digital and studio resources for  teaching in the South West – equal to anything found in top commercial  organisations and broadcast companies.

SION HILL- Situated in the Lansdown district of Bath, Sion Hill campus is  within walking distance of shops, bars and the city centre.  Sion Hill is well known for its buzzing creative atmosphere and friendly  community feel.
The campus houses excellent fashion and textile studios and workshops,  helping you to explore digital and traditional processes in textile print,  embroidery, laser cut and knit.

LOCKSBROOK CAMPUS- Located next to the River Avon in Bath city  centre, the open-plan building has technical workshops surrounded by open,  flexible studio spaces, as well as large, open social areas. An amazingly  inspirational place for you to flourish.
Locksbrook Campus is in a central location in the city, and is virtually next door  to Bath Spa student accommodation on the Lower Bristol Road, reached via a  pedestrian bridge across the River. The riverside cycle path connecting our  Newton Park campus to Bath’s railway and bus stations also borders the site,  making it easily accessible from further afield.
Locksbrook has received both a RIBA South West Award and RIBA National  Award, recognising and celebrating what an amazingly inspirational space it is  to come together to design, make, do, create and learn in.

TOP COURSES :
BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT (ENTREPRENEURSHIP) : On the  Entrepreneurship pathway you'll cover the key skills needed to build a  successful business from scratch. You'll learn the importance of successful  planning, considering all aspects of setting up a business, and explore funding  options from crowdfunding to finding investors. You'll learn to pitch your ideas  to maximum effect and see them come to life when you put on your own  fundraising event. 

CREATIVE COMPUTING: Our Creative Computing course will equip you  with core skills in creative technology including games development, creative  coding, web development, digital storytelling and 3D digital art. It's taught by  expert staff, with input from industry professionals.

CREATIVE MEDIA:Throughout the course, you’ll work with a range  of digital and interactive media tools and platforms in our purpose-built  production facilities at our Newton Park Campus in Bath and at Artswork  Media in Bristol.  You’ll nurture and extend your creative thinking and digital making skills, to  learn techniques such as image manipulation, sound and video production,  non-linear audiovisual editing, digital storytelling, graphic design, social media  content production and interaction design.

ARTS MANAGEMENT- Building on your own experience and  background, you’ll expand your professional arts knowledge, management  skills, entrepreneurial thinking and creative leadership skills.  Delivered in close collaboration with leading arts organisations, we’ll provide  you with the theoretical framework, appropriate skills and practical experience  to meet the challenges of working in your chosen field.

CYBER SECURITY- MSc Cyber Security has been designed in collaboration  with some of the UK’s cyber business leaders. We prioritise the ‘complete  picture’ to give you the insight and toolkit needed to make effective operation  decisions that protect organisations at risk of cyber attack.  ENVIRONMENTAL HUMANITIES: This transformative course is very  much yours to mould to your own needs.  Core modules offer intensive introductions to new disciplinary perspectives,  through critical focus on key concepts such as "the Anthropocene", the idea  that Earth has now entered a new geological era, indelibly shaped by human  activities. Multi-disciplinary research methods training will equip you to  proceed to doctoral study in either humanities or social sciences, should you  wish to do so.

LAW AND BUSINESS- You'll study four core modules, four optional  modules and select one law project option. This learning structure will enhance  your academic and organisational skills, develop practical subject specific skills  and knowledge and cover a good range of options across the disciplines of law,  business and management. The course offers you the opportunity to work with  external partners to support clients with legal problems, or to undertake a  supervised research project on a legal area of your choice.

MARKETING AND BRAND MANAGEMENT: This  course supports the professional development of practitioners who can work  in or around marketing and brand management in a range of roles, drawing on  a broad mix of skills and experience.  Building on your own experience and background, you'll develop marketing  and brand management knowledge and expertise at both theoretical and  practical levels.

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Be it eat, drink, perform, talk, learn, or play, our campus has a range of outstanding multipurpose facilities to cover any need or occasion.

• COMMONS BUILDING
• UNIVERSITY LIBRARY
• ART AND DESIGN FACILITIES
• MUSIC TECHNOLOGY FACILITIES
• BIOLOGY LABS
• GEOGRAPHY FACILITIES
• THEATRE AND PERFORMANCE FACILITIES
• THE STUDIO
• STUDENTS' UNION
• PLACES TO EAT

Your new home awaits. Whatever you need we've got you covered. We offer a range of accommodation options to suit any requirement.

The Student Accommodation team will give you support and guidance – wherever you're living.

We're committed to ensuring that you have a good living experience while studying with us. We have a range of support services available to you.
Lifestyle preferencesWe understand students applying for a room in our accommodation have hopes and expectations about what life will be like when living at Bath Spa. Our team are here to support students throughout the application process and we aim to cater for a range of lifestyle preferences where this is demand. Please read on for some of the options available when applying.
Quiet halls of residenceIf you are interested in living in a quieter living environment, you can note this preference on your application. We will try to allocate you with other like-minded students who also indicate this preference. If there is insufficient demand from applicants then please note we may not be able to fulfill this preference request.We do not implement formal restrictions when you live in quiet accommodation. However, we would expect students to reach an informal agreement or set expectations among themselves. We would expect any visitors to your accommodation to adhere to the informal agreement as well. Unfortunately, external and environmental noise are often beyond our control in relation to this arrangement. However, students being impacted by this can still reach out to the University for support.
Alcohol free halls of residenceIf you are interested in living within an alcohol free environment, you can note this preference on your application. We will try to allocate you with other like-minded students who also indicate this preference. If there is insufficient demand from applicants then please note we may not be able to fulfill this preference request.In alcohol free flats, residents and visitors are not permitted to bring in, store, or consume alcohol both in communal areas (kitchen and corridors) or in bedrooms.Please only choose this option if you are interested in living in an alcohol free environment. If you are made a room offer within a designated alcohol free flat, alcohol is not permitted within communal areas or bedrooms. 
Mature environmentIf you would prefer to live in an environment with mature students, defined by UCAS as any student aged 21 or over at the start of their studies, you can note this preference on your application. We will try to allocate you with other students 21 and over who also indicate this preference when applying.As the vast majority of our halls are reserved for first year undergraduate students, the option to live with mature students is not always something we can offer. However, we will certainly attempt to, provided we receive the demand from applications.Single sex/genderIf you are interested in living within a flat or house that contains students of the same sex/gender then you can note this preference on your application. We will try to allocate you with other students who select this preference on their form. If there is insufficient demand from applicants then please note we may not be able to fulfill this preference request.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS AND FEES-

For UG: 65% in 12th

Ielts Requirement: 6.0 overall, 5.5 minimum

Gap Accepted- 2 years

Other English Test Accepted: PTE,TOEF-IBT.

For PG: Min. 50% in UG

Ielts Requirement: 6.5 overall, 6.0 minimum

Other English Test Accepted: PTE,TOEF-IBT.

FEES-

For UG: £15,300 approx.

For PG: £20,500 approx.