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School of Management
University of Bath
Fact Sheet 2018-19
Overview and rankings
The School of Management welcomes around 100 exchange students each year to study units from our Business Administration,
Accountancy and Finance, and International Management courses. Students can also enrol on English Language and Linguistics, and British
Studies units specially designed for international students e.g. History, Society, Literature and Film of the British Isles. We are one of the UK’s
leading business schools, and our courses are regularly ranked amongst the best in the UK and worldwide.
4th 2 & FINANCE 2018
nd FOR ACCOUNTING
2019
2019
The Times and The Sunday Times
Webpages and Social Media
School of Management: www.bath.ac.uk/management
Incoming students: www.bath.ac.uk/management/international/exchange
Studying at Bath as an international student: www.bath.ac.uk/collections/studying-at-bath-as-an-international-student
@BathSofM University of Bath @BathSofM
#MySoMMSc School of Management #MySoMMSc
Contacts
Exchange Agreements and Partners’ enquiries, Mobility numbers, Incoming student applications, acceptance letters,
Nominations for incoming and outgoing students, student enquiries, accommodation, visa information and issuing official
Bath students’ transcripts* transcripts
Clare Woolfe Tracey Stenson-Jukes
International Relations Manager Mobility Manager
c.a.woolfe@bath.ac.uk International Office
Tel +44 1225 38 5182 inbound-exchanges@bath.ac.uk
Tel +44 1225 38 6766
Incoming and outgoing student enquiries
international-relations@management.bath.ac.uk Academic Tutors for incoming and outgoing students
Julie Fudala Dr Richard Kamm
International Relations Coordinator r.m.kamm@bath.ac.uk
Tel +44 1225 38 4887
Dr Tony Roath
Naomi Farrington a.s.roath@bath.ac.uk
International Relations Coordinator
Tel +44 1225 38 3861
Postal Address
University of Bath
School of Management,
Claverton Down,
Bath, BA27AY,
United Kingdom
* Please send Bath students’
transcripts to Clare Woolfe at this
address
Erasmus Code
UK BATH01
Nominations Nominations deadline
By email to Clare Woolfe c.a.woolfe@bath.ac.uk to include the Semester 1: Mid-March
following information: Semester 2: End of September
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• Name as in passport id Marc t
M Sep
• Date of birth and nationality End
• Semester of exchange – semester 1 (fall) or semester 2 (spring)
• Email address
Applications Applications deadline
By email to Inbound-exchanges@bath.ac.uk Semester 1: 1st April
Semester 2: 15th October
pril
• Download application form at: www.bath.ac.uk/publications/
application-form-for-visiting-students-in-2018-to-2019/ 1st A Oct
• Complete form and send supporting documents 15th
Academic Calendar
Semester 1 Semester 2
Semester dates 2018-19
www.bath.ac.uk/publications/
academic-year-charts/ Sta rt date: Start date: 2019
attachments/academic-year- Orientation 1st February
24th Septe Orientation 20 19
chart-2018-to-2019.pdf Teaching 1 mber 2018 th February
st October Teaching 4
2018
End date: End date:
14th Dece 019
mber 2018 18th April 2
Exam: Exam:
7th - 25th ay 2019
January 20 7th - 31st M
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English language requirements
All courses are taught in English. The English Language requirements are 6.5 overall in IELTS or C1 on the Common European Framework
of Reference for Language (CEFR)
Course Load
Exchange students should take a minimum of 4 units (24 ECTS credits) and can take up to 5 units (30 ECTS) per semester. Home
students must enrol on 5 units (30 ECTS) per semester.
Assessment
Units are assessed by coursework and examinations. All exchange students are required to take all forms of assessment associated with
each of their chosen units. We can only arrange alternative assessment in Semester 1, if our assessment period clashes with the start of
the student’s semester at home, and only at the request of the home institution.
Grading
The normal unit pass mark is 40%
Degree class Bath mark % USA grade
ECTS grade % students Definition
I (Excellent) 70 or over A+ achieving grade
II.i (Very Good) 66 to 69 A A 10 Excellent
64 to 65 A-
60 to 63 A B 25 Very good
II.ii (Good) 55 to 59 B C 30 Good
50 to 54 B- D 25 Satisfactory
III (Satisfactory) 46 to 49 C+ E 10 Sufficient
44 to 45 C
40 to 43 C- FX - Fail
Borderline Fail 38 to 39 D+ F - Fail
36 to 37 D
35 D-
Fail 34 or under F
Results and retrievals
Students can see their results on-line usually in March (S1) and June (S2). Official transcripts will be sent to the home institution in April (S1)
and in August (S2).
We do not set retrievals for exchange students but we can organise them by exception at the sending institution’s specific request with the
exception of final year units.
Life on campus Life in Bath
Our welcoming campus is safe and friendly, with first-class arts and The World Heritage City of Bath is one of the most interesting,
sports facilities. It provides a real feeling of community for those elegant and vibrant cities in the UK. It is known for its many
living, working and studying here. It is one of the safest campus beautiful buildings and the natural hot springs which gave the city
sites in the UK and we are the first university in the country to win a its name. Bath is home to excellent museums and galleries and
national police approved security award. The campus has excellent hosts arts, music and food festivals throughout the year. There are
places to eat, drink and socialise. Facilities include food shops, numerous restaurants, cafés, pubs and nightlife, and a great range
post office, banks, and a library open 24/7. The Students’ Union of shopping with high street stores, small specialist shops and
forms an important part of the student experience. There are over markets.
100 clubs and societies to get involved in and the union bar and Life in Bath: www.bath.ac.uk/publications/choose-bath-2018-
nightclub arranges a variety of events. a-brochure-about-living-and-studying-at-bath/attachments/
choose-bath-brochure-2018.pdf
Life in the UK
The UK is a diverse and multi-ethnic society, where students of all backgrounds are welcome and their involvement in local
communities is valued. A guide for international students to help with the essentials of settling in and to give an idea of what to
expect is available. Living in the UK: www.bath.ac.uk/guides/living-in-the-uk
Visas Health insurance
UK immigration and border legislation is subject to change so We advise all students to obtain comprehensive medical
we advise students to check up-to-date guidance insurance before they leave home
Home office immigration advice Healthcare in the UK
Transport
The University is located a mile from the city centre and frequent bus services link the campus, city and student residential areas
• Bus links to campus
• Cycling and Walking to campus
Accommodation for Student support and
exchange students resources
• Pulteney Court We offer a wide range of specialist student support
• Thornbank Gardens services and resources on campus
• Services for Students
• Academic Skills Centre
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