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Faculty of Humanities & Social Sciences

1. Core students by level, fee status, mode, type & Faculty/School

Students by level

Core students, 1 December 2020

No. %

Total 6,537

Undergraduate 4,291 66%

Taught masters 1,601 24%

Research 645 10%

Source: SAMIS, accessed 1 December 2020

Students by fee status

Core students, 1 December 2020

No. %

Total 6,537

Home 5,338 82%

Overseas 1,199 18%

Source: SAMIS, accessed 1 December 2020

Students by mode

Core students, 1 December 2020

No. %

Total 6,537

Full-time 5,140 79%

Part-time 1,397 21%

Source: SAMIS, accessed 1 December 2020 Undergraduate

Taught masters

Research

Students by level

Core students, 1 December 2020

Home

Overseas

Students by fee status

Core students, 1 December 2020

Full-time

Part-time

Students by mode

Core students, 1 December 2020

1st December snapshot of students by level of study. This only includes students who were actively studying as

at the census date. Core students.

1st December snapshot of active students by fee status

-Home includes EU students.

This only includes students who were actively studying as

at the census date. Core students.

1st December snapshot of students by mode of

attendance.

This only includes students who were actively studying as

at the census date. Core students.

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No. % No. %

Total 849 38% 1,397 62%

Taught masters 597 37% 1,004 63%

Research 252 39% 393 61%

Source: SAMIS, accessed 1 December 2020

Students by type

All students, 1 December 2020

No. %

Total 6,665

Core students 6,537 98%

Visiting students 128 2%

Source: SAMIS, accessed 1 December 2020

Students by Faculty/School

Core students, 1 December 2020

No. %

Total 19,041

Engineering & Design 3,804 20%

Humanities & Social Sciences 6,537 34%

School of Management 2,658 14%

Science 5,631 30%

Cross Faculty 411 2%

Source: SAMIS, accessed 1 December 2020

Full-time Part-time

Core students Visiting

students

Students by type

All students, 1 December 2020

Engineering & Design Humanities & Social Sciences School of Management Science Cross Faculty

Students by Faculty/School

Core students, 1 December 2020

1st December snapshot of students by type: core or visiting.

This only includes students who were actively studying as at the census date.

1st December snapshot of students by faculty. This only includes students who were actively studying as at the census date.

Core students.

1st December snapshot of students by level of study and mode of attendance.

Undergraduates not included as they are entirely full -time.

This only includes students who were actively studying as

at the census date. Core students. Part-time Part-time Full-time Full-time 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% Research Taught masters

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Faculty of Humanities & Social Sciences

2. Visiting students by level, fee status, mode, type & Faculty/School

Students by level

Visiting students, 1 December 2020

No. %

Total 128

Undergraduate 21 16%

Taught masters 0 0%

Research 107 84%

Source: SAMIS, accessed 1 December 2020

Students by fee status

Visiting students, 1 December 2020

No. %

Total 128

Home 121 95%

Overseas 7 5%

Source: SAMIS, accessed 1 December 2020

Students by type

All students, 1 December 2020

No. %

Total 6,665

Core students 6,537 98%

Visiting students 128 2%

Source: SAMIS, accessed 1 December 2020

Undergraduate

Research

Students by level

Visiting students, 1 December 2020

Home Overseas

Students by fee status

Visiting students, 1 December 2020

Core students Visiting students

Students by type

All students, 1 December 2020

1st December snapshot of students by level of study. This only includes students who were actively studying as

at the census date. Visiting students.

1st December snapshot of active students by fee status

-Home includes EU students.

This only includes students who were actively studying as

at the census date. Visiting students.

1st December snapshot of students by type: core or visiting.

This only includes students who were actively studying as at the census date.

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No. %

Total 447

Engineering & Design 66 15%

Humanities & Social Sciences 128 29%

School of Management 18 4%

Science 235 53%

Cross Faculty 0 0%

Source: SAMIS, accessed 1 December 2020 Engineering & Design Humanities & Social Sciences School of Management Science Cross Faculty

1st December snapshot of students by faculty. This only includes students who were actively studying as at the census date.

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Faculty of Humanities & Social Sciences

3. Core students by gender, ethnicity, disability & age

Students by gender Core students, 1 December 2020

No. %

Total 6,537

Female 3,736 57%

Male 2,795 43%

Non-binary 6 0%

Source: SAMIS, accessed 1 December 2020

Students by ethnicity Core students, 1 December 2020

No. %

Total 6,442

BAME 1,662 26%

White 4,780 74%

Source: SAMIS, accessed 1 December 2020

Students by ethnicity and fee status Core students, 1 December 2020

No. % No. %

Total 1,662 26% 4,780 74%

Home 766 15% 4,514 85%

Overseas 896 77% 266 23%

Source: SAMIS, accessed 1 December 2020

BAME White

Female Male

Non-binary Students by gender

Core students, 1 December 2020

BAME

White Students by ethnicity Core students, 1 December 2020

1st December snapshot of students by gender. This only includes students who were actively studying as at the census date.

Core students.

1st December snapshot of students by ethncity. This only includes students who were actively studying as at the census date.

Students with unknown ethnicty are excluded (95). The BAME ethnicity grouping includes Asian, Black, Mixed and Other ethnic groups.

Core students.

1st December snapshot of students by level of study and mode of attendance.

This only includes students who were actively studying as at the census date.

Students with unknown ethnicty are excluded (95). The BAME ethnicity grouping includes Asian, Black, Mixed and Other ethnic groups.

Home fee status includes EU. Core students. White White BAME BAME 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% Overseas Home

Students by ethnicity and fee status Core students, 1 December 2020

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No. %

Total 6,537

Disability 820 13%

No disability 5,717 87%

Source: SAMIS, accessed 1 December 2020

Students by disability and fee status Core students, 1 December 2020

No. % No. %

Total 820 13% 5,717 87%

Home 775 15% 4,563 85%

Overseas 45 4% 1,154 96%

Source: SAMIS, accessed 1 December 2020

Students by age

Core undergraduate students, 1 December 2020

No. %

Total 4,291

Under 21 4,138 96%

21 and over 153 4%

Source: SAMIS, accessed 1 December 2020

Disability No disability Disability

No disability

1st December snapshot of students by mode of attendance.

This only includes students who were actively studying as at the census date.

Students with unknown disability are excluded (0). Core students.

1st December snapshot of students by level of study and mode of attendance.

This only includes students who were actively studying as at the census date.

Students with unknown disability are excluded (0). Core students.

Under 21 21 and over

Students by age

Core undergraduate students, 1 December 2020

1st December snapshot of students by age at the start of the course.

This only includes students who were actively studying as at the census date.

Core undergraduate students.

No disability No disability Disability Disability 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% Overseas Home

Students by disability and fee status Core students, 1 December 2020

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Faculty of Humanities & Social Sciences

4. Visiting students by gender, ethnicity, disability & age

Students by gender Visiting students, 1 December 2020

No. %

Total 128

Female 86 67%

Male 42 33%

Non-binary 0 0%

Source: SAMIS, accessed 1 December 2020

Students by ethnicity Visiting students, 1 December 2020

No. %

Total 94

BAME 14 15%

White 80 85%

Source: SAMIS, accessed 1 December 2020

Students by ethnicity and fee status Visiting students, 1 December 2020

No. % No. %

Total 14 15% 80 85%

Home 9 10% 78 90%

Overseas 5 71% 2 29%

Source: SAMIS, accessed 1 December 2020

BAME White

Female Male

Non-binary Students by gender

Visiting students, 1 December 2020

BAME

White Students by ethnicity

Visiting students, 1 December 2020

1st December snapshot of students by gender. This only includes students who were actively studying as at the census date.

Visiting students.

1st December snapshot of students by ethncity. This only includes students who were actively studying as at the census date.

Students with unknown ethnicty are excluded (34). The BAME ethnicity grouping includes Asian, Black, Mixed and Other ethnic groups.

Visiting students.

1st December snapshot of students by level of study and mode of attendance.

This only includes students who were actively studying as at the census date.

Students with unknown ethnicty are excluded (34). The BAME ethnicity grouping includes Asian, Black, Mixed and Other ethnic groups.

Home fee status includes EU. Visiting students. White White BAME BAME 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% Overseas Home

Students by ethnicity and fee status Visiting students, 1 December 2020

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No. %

Total 110

Disability 12 11%

No disability 98 89%

Source: SAMIS, accessed 1 December 2020

Students by disability and fee status Visiting students, 1 December 2020

No. % No. %

Total 12 11% 98 89%

Home 12 12% 91 88%

Overseas 0 0% 7 100%

Source: SAMIS, accessed 1 December 2020

Students by age

Visiting undergraduate students, 1 December 2020

No. %

Total 9

Under 21 0 0%

21 and over 9 100%

Source: SAMIS, accessed 1 December 2020

Disability No disability Disability

No disability

1st December snapshot of students by mode of attendance.

This only includes students who were actively studying as at the census date.

Students with unknown disability are excluded (18). Visiting students.

1st December snapshot of students by level of study and mode of attendance.

This only includes students who were actively studying as at the census date.

Students with unknown disability are excluded (18). Visiting students.

Under 21

21 and over Students by age

Visiting undergraduate students, 1 December 2020

1st December snapshot of students by age at the start of the course.

This only includes students who were actively studying as at the census date.

Visiting undergraduate students.

No disability No disability Disability Disability 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% Overseas Home

Students by disability and fee status Visiting students, 1 December 2020

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Explanatory notes

Students counted

The tables here summarise the numbers of students studying at, or in association with, the University of Bath Faculty of Humanities & Social Sciences in the academic year 2020/21 at the snapshot date of 1 December 2020. It is at this date that early returns from Universities are made to the Higher Education Funding Councils. The overall total of students given in these tables (6,665) is the number of those with active registrations at the census date; it excludes all students whose registration was in suspense, and those research students who, having completed their research, were writing-up their theses either with reduced supervision or without supervision.

Student types

Two types of students are included: core and visiting. Visiting students are incoming students on exchange programmes such as the EU SOCRATES-ERASMUS programme, or students on programmes jointly run with other universities who are studying at Bath but do not intend to gain an award from the University of Bath.

Levels

Three levels are included: undergraduate (taught programmes only, Foundation Degree/sub-degree, and degree, including undergraduate Masters such as MEng), postgraduate taught and research.

Mode of study

Students are divided into two modes of study: Full-time, including programmes with a sandwich placement, and Part-time, including distance learning.

Fee status

Tuition fees are charged at two different rates: home and overseas. UK and EU students are eligible to pay home fees. All other students pay overseas fees. Thirty students domiciled in the Channel Islands and the Isle of Man, are included in the overseas category, to comply with the practice of the Higher Education Funding Council for England (HEFCE).

Faculties

There are four Faculty-level bodies within the University: the Faculty of Engineering & Design, the Faculty of Humanities & Social Sciences, the School of Management and the Faculty of Science. Cross-faculty programmes are shown separately.

Foundation Degree, sub-degree and honours year study

The undergraduate category includes 186 students on Foundation Degree/sub-degree/honours year programmes at the University’s Bath campus and in local partner colleges in the region. These students appear in the Faculty totals according to their administrative locations within the University.

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