Our inspiring campuses are steeped in history, balancing beautiful period buildings and breath-taking settings with ultramodern technology and facilities.
We are a modern campus with a historic heart.
Not far from a twelfth century castle tower and a Georgian grand manor house is our state of the art Commons building, which boasts technologically enabled study space, working rooms and a café.
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Sion Hill has some of the most modern specialist art facilities in the UK, with a wide array of advanced resources for art and design students.
Facilities include graphic communication studios, electronic media workshops, studios for art, textiles and sculpture, as well as spaces for wood, etching, lithography and silkscreen.
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Another historic jewel in Bath Spa's crown, Corsham Court is the home of our taught postgraduate programmes, as well as our Research Support office, which works on research funding bids, post award administration and knowledge exchange.
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“You are not going to find a more beautiful campus in the rest of the UK.”
Sam Lawton, BSc Psychology graduate
Burdall's Yard is an experimental arts and performance centre in the heart of Bath. The centre is used as a teaching, rehearsal and performance space and also hosts a number of hugely successful arts events, including Party in the City (part of the Bath Festival).
A theatre production centre is located between the Newton Park Campus and Bath city centre at Westmoreland Station Road. The addition of this new facility lets students on our BA (Hons) Acting and BA (Hons) Theatre and Digital Production course to complete practical work in its specialist workshop spaces.
Facilities at this location include:
If you’re studying Filmmaking you’ll benefit from being taught at Paintworks in Bristol. The facility offers a large production office, modern edit suites with the latest software, lights and video cameras including the Sony F3 (used on Spike Lee’s Red Hook Summer and This is England 88) and Canon 7D (used on Lena Dunham’s SXSW award winner Tiny Furniture).
Culverhay is a school-based site that is primarily used for the university element of our teacher training programmes within the Institute for Education. The site is also used by the College of Liberal Arts and the Institute for Education's Network for Learning.