University of Bath Alumni

Simi's colourful life has seen her trade a career in commercial banking for a passion project that became her calling: Simi's Kitchen, where she teaches cookery and caters across Bath, specialising in Persian food

This year, that passion culminated in her first book, Fermented Dairy of Central Asia, the perfect way to blend her natural curiosity and pride for her Turkic Iranian heritage.

Find the link to the full interview in the comments 👇

Sonya didn't have the 'typical' student experience. While at Bath, she worked several part-time jobs to fund her studies and lived off campus. Despite this, she always knew what she was working towards: a role in the third sector where she would make a difference.

Now, Sonya is CEO at Action for ME, a charity incredibly close to her heart.

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Have you read BA2 yet? 👀

Inside your alumni magazine, you can find stories of innovation, hope and determination right here from campus.

There's a feature on our star-making rugby programme, Bath's many sustainability initiatives and of course, the latest from your alumni community.

Find the link in the comments.

It's A-Level results day, the time when many of our prospective students find out they're going to be studying at Bath.

Do you remember the moment you knew you would be calling Bath home?

Pictures from the '70s

A team of Bath students are returning to BBC University Challenge next week where they'll face City St George's University.

The University of Bath team for 2026:

William Turner, studying Architecture (4th year)

William Fudge, Biochemistry (1st year)

Henry Hill, Physics with Theoretical Physics (3rd year)

Molly Marshall, Mathematics, Statistics and Data Science (4th year)

Reserve member Joel Taylor, Mathematics (3rd year).

Tune in on Monday 17 August to see how they get on 🤩

"Having benefited from mentors myself, I know how valuable it is to hear from someone who's already navigated the challenges you're facing."

MSc International Development grad Daniel chats about life since Bath and why he chooses to give back through volunteering.

Season five of the Management Meets podcast is out now!

In the latest episode, hear from Jai Shah, MSc Entrepreneurship and Management grad and co-founder of Orangutan, an eSports organisation based in Mumbai.

Today, Orangutan are the number one team in India, preparing to step onto the global stage in Paris for the eSports World Cup.

Jai reflects on the human elements behind sustainable leadership and his personal commitment to family, mental health, and his work co-creating the University of Bath’s active alumni chapter in India.

Listen now 🎧

Management Meets PODCAST | Road to the World Cup To kick off Season five of Management Meets, host Katie Calvert-Jones is reunited with Jai Shah, a Class of 2020 graduate and co-founder of Orangutan, an eSports organisation based in Mumbai. First...

Read the highlights from the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games, where Bath athletes and grads secured five medals 💙💛

https://www.teambath.com/sport/performance/olympic-paralympic/glasgow-2026-commonwealth-games/

A huge congratulations to the athletes and graduates from the University of Bath who competed in the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games, and well done to all our medal winners.

🥈: Cam Brooker (England, swimming) – men’s 4x100m freestyle relay, men’s 4x200m freestyle relay.

🥈: Jacob Peters (England, swimming) – men’s 4x100m medley relay.

🥉: Matthew Ward (Scotland, swimming) – mixed 4x100m medley relay.

🥉:Bronze: Georgios Kroussaniotakis (Cyprus, judo) – men’s -100kg.

Team Bath

“Cardiovascular disease is one of the leading killers in the world, so we want to make devices that allow people to live longer, healthier, fuller lives – it’s as simple as that.”

Bath researchers are helping to make heart pumps safer for the most vulnerable in society 🫀

Read the beat goes on in BA2, link in our comments.