During our Welcome Weeks there'll be a range of fun and informative activities on offer to help you settle in or settle back in. Use this time to develop a sense of community, get connected, gain confidence and take care of yourself and others.
Your full Welcome Weeks schedule is available for you to view.
This map gives you an overview of all of the Welcome and Welcome Back activities that we have planned during Welcome Weeks. View our accessible version.
You can collect your ID card from the campus where your course is based. If you're on a combined course across different campuses, please pick up your ID card from Newton Park.
ID cards can also be collected during Welcome Weekend (25-26 September 2021).
For more information please see our Enrolment Arrangements page.
For more information on how to travel to our campuses, head over to our Find Us page.
Need to know about the accessibility of our campuses? Our Student Wellbeing Services are happy to answer your questions or visit our accessibility guide.
Over the two weeks, there'll be a variety of activities on offer for both new and returning students, including:
It doesn't stop there – you can also get involved with lots of activities and events run by the Students' Union for their Welcome Fortnight!
There's plenty of support available for new and returning students to help you settle and settle back into life at Bath Spa. Have a look at our informative Welcome pages to find out more.
Get to know your surroundings with our Bath Spa Selfie Trail (accessible version). Share your pictures on social using #HelloBathSpa.
The Library and Learning Services team is here to help you transition into studying at Bath Spa University. Have a look at their resources for tips on the following:
Read more about the services available to support you with your studies:
Get involved with the Student Unions' wide range of events, opportunities, and clubs and societies.
The SU Advice Centre provides independent, confidential advice and support on a range of issues including academic matters, sexual health, housing and general wellbeing.
Student Wellbeing Services provides professional advice and guidance for all students. Learn more about:
If you think that you might have Dyslexia or another Specific Learning Difficulty such as Dyspraxia or AD(H)D, the University offers a full screening process.
It's essential that you're registered with a local medical practice if you're living in Bath. You can register with the University Medical Service, provided by Fairfield Park Health Centre, when you register with the University, or at any time via their website.
On campus surgeries are provided every weekday at Newton Park Campus, or you can access services at Fairfield Park.
Medical Service
Our Wellbeing Advisors are a useful point of contact for financial issues, and are available for help if you'd like to speak to them about your financial situation, and particularly if you're experiencing any difficulties.
If you have a query about any aspect of your finances, please get in touch using the details below.
