General information


11 www.bath.ac.uk/study Medical and Dental


The University Medical Centre and Dental Practice are located together on the main University Campus. The Medical Centre provides a range of NHS services to those in their catchment area. As the majority of patients are part of the University community, the practice aims to ensure services match students’ needs. For more information and to register:


Tel: +44 (0)1225 386655 www.umcbath.co.uk


The University Dental practice is open only to staff and students of the University. For more information and to register:


Tel: +44 (0)1225 386065 www.bath.ac.uk/dentist


Childcare services


Westwood Nursery provides high quality day care on campus for 48 children from the age of six months to school entry age. The Nursery is open for 48 weeks of the year but student parents can have the choice of a term-time only place. Student parents are represented on the Childcare Advisory Group, which meets once a term and the Students’ Union run a Students’ Parents Group for students who are parents or who have caring responsibilities. For enquiries about the Nursery and/or to register on the waiting list, please contact the Childcare Services Manager. Places in the Nursery are subject to availability.


Tel: +44 (0)1225 386518 Email: nursery@bath.ac.uk


Chaplaincy


The University Chaplaincy Centre, in the heart of the campus, welcomes people of all faiths or none. A Chaplain is on call for all students and staff every day. The ecumenical team works closely with leaders of several faiths. The Chaplaincy offers an active programme of daily prayer, worship, public lectures, seminars and discussion groups, and special trips. Also on campus there are rooms, with washing facilities, set aside for Muslim prayers. There are active Christian, Muslim and Jewish student societies on campus. Contact the University Chaplain, Angela Berners-Wilson, for a list of these, and all the faith communities and places of prayer in Bath and Bristol, or visit the Chaplaincy website.


Tel: +44 (0) 1225 386458 Email: chaplaincy@bath.ac.uk www.bath.ac.uk/chaplaincy


Student Disability Advice


Student Disability Advice provides confidential advice, guidance and information services to students with disabilities/impairments, long term health conditions and specific learning differences. This includes, but is not limited to:


n Autism Spectrum Disorders/Asperger’s Syndrome n Dyslexia and other specific learning differences n Mental health n Mobility impairments n Sensory impairments n Unseen disabilities like Epilepsy/HIV/AIDS/Chronic Fatigue


The University of Bath is happy to receive applications from disabled students and we encourage you to enter your disability/impairment or condition in the appropriate place on the UCAS form. This will enable us to send you relevant information and advice.


Financial Support Student Disability Advice provide advice and support for UK students seeking the Disabled Students’ Allowance (DSA), which is a non-means tested government grant available to fund study related support. We can guide you through the process as well as assisting you to implement any support you are recommended. This might include alternative exam arrangements, support workers or equipment.


EU and International students are not eligible for the Disabled Students’ Allowance, so it is important that disabled students from overseas make contact with Student Disability Advice well in advance of starting at Bath so that we can appropriately advise you. Further information is available from our web pages: www.bath.ac.uk/disabilityadvice/prospective/international


The Students’ Union supports a student-run group called ACCESS for all students with any sort of disability, medical condition or learning difference – or with an interest in learning more about them. ACCESS also campaigns and raises awareness of disability within the university and amongst students.


Email: access@bath.ac.uk


Campus Access The University has undertaken a major programme of work to develop campus access for disabled people. We recommend that you visit the campus in advance of starting your course to get a better idea. See also the online campus map for information: www.bath.ac.uk/maps/pdf/accessmap.pdf


For further information and advice, including information in alternative formats, please contact our Disability Advisers:


Tel: +44 (0) 01225 385538 Email: disabilityadvice@bath.ac.uk www.bath.ac.uk/disabilityadvice


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