Student mobility

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...

Written by Petra Zmatková, MA Contemporary European Studies student. Petra's blog was submitted as part of  the 2022-23 Turing Stories Contest.  MA Contemporary European Studies – Euromasters – is a special degree in many senses, but perhaps most importantly in...

Written by Kasperlik Martin, BSc Business Administration student. Kasperlik's blog was submitted as part of  the 2022-23 Turing Stories Contest.  After the COVID pandemic, I was lucky enough to spend 4 months in Canada in a small student town near...

Written by Charlotte Greenstein, BSc (hons) International Management and Modern Languages (French) student. Charlotte's blog came second place in the 2022-23 Turing Stories Contest. Well done Charlotte! Studying in Canada has completely changed my mindset and outlook on life. It...

Written by Jessica Potts, BA(Hons) Education with Psychology student. Jessica's blog came first place in the 2022-23 Turing Stories Contest. Congratulations Jessica! This time last year I had minimal knowledge of Finnish culture and Nordic life. But, a year later...

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...

Ten university staff members at Stellenbosch University and the University of Fort Hare were selected to join the new doctoral training consortium launched with South African partners in 2021. Kurt Marais, a member of staff from Stellenbosch University, is a...

Martin Kasperlik, a fourth-year BSc (hons) Business Administration student from the School of Management writes about his time in Canada. After the COVID pandemic, I was lucky enough to spend 4 months in Canada in a small student town near...