University of Bath courses

...Our graduates have a great employment record. Most go on to careers in a range of areas, start their own business or begin a PhD. Semester... Learn about: Business English...

...system by which candidates have to accrue a sufficient number of credits before they can be awarded a specific qualification. MSc requires 90 credits... Learn about: Social Science...

...Quantitative methods 2 Qualitative methods 2 Independent research essay Director of Studies approved unit Learning and assessment Learning Lectures Online... Learn about: Social Policy, Social research, Quantitative Methods...

...to the research methods used to analyse, compare and evaluate social and public policies. You'll be supported in identifying, investigating and realising... Learn about: Practical sessions, Qualitative Methods, Social Policy...

...You will have greater flexibility to customise your studies. You will take an interdisciplinary approach to the analysis of social issues. In Year 1... Learn about: Sociological Theory, Social Problems, Social Policy...

...is therefore distinctive from existing degrees in that: It deals explicitly with conceptual and normative aspects of international development and social... Learn about: Social Policy...

...or are proposed new units. Semester 1 Editing and revision French to English translation 1 German to English translation 1 Plus a minimum of 1 and a maximum... Learn about: Editing and revision, Cultural Studies...

...Candidates offering one of these subjects will usually offer at least two of the more traditional subjects to be successful. This list is not exhaustive... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, English Language...

...learning how to gather and assess data to develop industrial strategies. You’ll explore new technologies and gain a comprehensive understanding of process design... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, Communication Training, English Language...

...vernacular architecture Design studio 1.1 Structures 1B Computer applications Mathematics 1 Surveying Materials science 1 Year 2 Soil mechanics Civil engineering... Learn about: Construction Training, English Language, GCSE Mathematics...

...analysis and communication. You’ll develop a detailed understanding of mechanics, materials, environmental, geotechnical and structural engineering theory and practice... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, English Language, Civil Engineering...

...and design to produce new products that are both marketable and functional. We want to inspire you to make the world better by designing and building the products of the future... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, Electronic Engineering, Mechanical Engineering...

...to analyse engineering systems. Translating ideas into practice is an important skill for an engineer. At Bath, you'll have opportunities to practically... Learn about: Communication Training, GCSE Mathematics...

...addressing the challenges of small and large data sets. After graduation, you’ll be well placed to progress into a variety of careers in data science... Learn about: Learning Teaching, Software Engineering...

...systems and communications Microprocessors and interfacing Digital electronics Mathematics 2 Electronic systems design and manufacture 1 Year 2 Data structures... Learn about: Systems Engineering, Operating Systems...

...Compulsory course units These compulsory units are currently being studied by our students, or are proposed new units. Semesters 1 and 2 Professional... Learn about: Construction Technology, Civil Engineering, Construction Training...

...Electrical systems and power electronics Integrated control systems design Fluid mechanics Modelling techniques 2 Year 3 Placement year Year 4 Control... Learn about: Digital Electronics, Circuit Theory, Robotics design...

...to prospective employers, including teamwork, problem solving, creativity and numeracy. They hold specialist and managerial roles in high technology industries... Learn about: Aerospace Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, GCSE Mathematics...

...Optional course units You'll be able to choose from a number of optional units in years 3 and 4. Here are some examples of the units currently being studied by our students... Learn about: Mechanical Engineering, Robotics design, Circuit Theory...

...and the requirements of accrediting bodies. You will be advised of any significant changes to the advertised programme, in accordance with our Terms and Conditions... Learn about: Vehicle Immobilisation, Vehicle Maintenance, Professional development...