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With the start of a new semester comes new exchange and visiting students to the University of Bath. I was delighted to join my Mobility team colleagues in welcoming our new international students to campus on Friday 31st January 2025. ...

Strengthening Global Connections at the EAIE Conference From September 17–20, 2024, Lilith Ding, our International Mobility Coordinator (Incoming)  and Amy Riddle, our International Mobility Officer, along with colleague from the School of Management, Ninon Talote, attended the EAIE (European Association...

A Snapshot of This Year's Cohort As the new academic year begins, we are thrilled to welcome 114 exchange students from 24 different countries, representing 39 universities worldwide. Whether they are staying for a single semester or the full academic...

On June 14th and 15th, the University of Bath hosted its Undergraduate Open Day for prospective students. Our colleagues in the International Relations Office (IRO) manned our stand on both days to give students a chance to ask about study...

The Global Chair scheme is the International Relations Office’s flagship funding scheme that sets out to strengthen existing research partnerships with internationally renowned experts in both academia and industry. Our 2023/24 cohort consists of four Global Chairs that the International...

Tuesday 26th September 2023 marked the beginning of our incoming international visiting and exchange students embarking on their academic journeys at the University of Bath. I had the privilege of being part of the team hosting these students on their...

Bath’s International Partnership Manager, Jessica Carwardine’s experience of presenting her research at the EAUC and ICHEM conferences I finished a master’s degree in International Higher Education Management from the School of Management here at Bath in January 2023. A consultancy...

Written by Dr Paul Shepherd, Department of Architecture and Civil Engineering and the Centre for Digital, Manufacturing & Design (dMaDe). My journey started in Bath at 5am, the start of a very, very long day that would take me to...