Bath or Warwick for a STEM degree????

I have applied to maths and physics joint honours for both unis and I am wondering which uni would be better???

From the maths side Warwick is the clear stronger option, it has one of the strongest maths departments alongside Imperial/Cambridge/Oxford. For physics they're probably similar though I think?

To be honest from a maths perspective it's always quite hard to say, in general it just depends on your choice of topic! For example if you're doing analysis and end up doing optimal transport both might be valid cause in Warwick there is Clarice Poon who's worked with legends like Gabriel Peyre and Carlier. If I recall correctly, one of her current student is doing PhD in Bath. So purely from a course perspective between the two, best way to choose is maybe consider potential advisors for your bachelor or master thesis and then look at who is teaching what courses to get a general idea for what might be best for you
Maybe it might be very different from a student life perspective so maybe I will let someone hopefully chime in on that to help you!
Prestige and being in the Russel group etc might be of your concern too but tbh I don't really think those are super important when it comes to a later point because it becomes more of who you know and what you know rather than where you're from, especially for something a subject like math. (It is just sometimes what you know correlates to where your from and that's where some misconceptions occur 😉 )
Physics wise I got no idea to be honest. My training was in abit of mathematical physics and not "real" physics so can't really chime in on that sadly I am afraid will have to revert again to someone else!
All the very best for your future education, just remember to have fun!

Thanks for the quick response!
Maths for warwick is 4th however for physics it is 10th. With Bath physics is 7th and maths is 7th.Therefore they both have the same overall ranking thats why I was wondering which out of the two may have greater career prospects and better opportunities or is a better or more respected uni as my degree is a joint honours course.

Thank you so much for this quick response. Tbh I didnt really consider who the actual lecturers and advisors are on the uni because i havent decided what i am most passionate about in both maths and physics therefore i wouldn't really know what i would be looking for in an advisor for a thesis or what sort of area i would want my uni to be stronger in. I have applied for a masters though so I would be doing one in the future. Additionally both unis have the same overall ranking thats why I was wondering in terms of other than rankings e.g. what would be the better option for things such as career prospects and connections and placements and overall which uni would be more impressive generally for a employer.