University of Bath
Does University of Bath sponsor UK visas?
Yes. University of Bath holds a UK visa sponsor licence: it is on the Home Office register of licensed sponsors as University of Bath (A rating · Skilled Worker, International Sportsperson, Creative Worker, Government Authorised Exchange).
Checked against the gov.uk register on 3 November 2026. Search the gov.uk register yourself
On our boards
- Licence
- A rating · Skilled Worker, International Sportsperson, Creative Worker, Government Authorised Exchange
- UK roles posted
- 1 in the last 3 months
- Fields
- Tech 1
- Graduate schemes and internships (by role type)
- 0 of 1
- Advertised pay
- Too few of its roles state a salary.
From the roles we collected in the last 6 months, open or closed, not every role this employer posts. Check a salary against the visa rules
Open roles (1)
University of Bath, Bath
14 Dec41 daysLikely to sponsorLicensed sponsor, A rating
University of Bath and visa sponsorship: questions
What does University of Bath's licence rating mean?
An A rating is the normal rating for a licensed sponsor: the employer can assign Certificates of Sponsorship to the people it hires.
Which visas can University of Bath sponsor?
The register lists these routes: Skilled Worker, International Sportsperson, Creative Worker, Government Authorised Exchange. Skilled Worker is the route for most graduate and professional jobs.
How much does University of Bath have to pay to sponsor me?
For a Skilled Worker visa the job must pay at least £41,700, or £33,400 if you count as a new entrant (under 26, switching from a Student or Graduate visa, and others), and at least the going rate for the occupation.
Does University of Bath sponsor graduates and interns?
We have not seen graduate schemes or internships from this employer in the last 6 months. Its experienced roles can still be sponsored if they meet the salary rules.
Will University of Bath sponsor every role?
No. A licence means the employer can sponsor, not that every role comes with sponsorship. Each role on this page has its own verdict: we read the posting for words like "no sponsorship" and check the advertised pay against the rules.