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A world top 50 university(QS World University Rankings 2020)

Sixth in the UK, 47th globally(QS Graduate Employability Rankings 2019)6

49A world top 50 university(QS World University Rankings 2020)

Sixth in the UK, 47th globally(QS Graduate Employability Rankings 2019)

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ContactsTel +44 (0)117 394 1649

Undergraduate email: choosebristol-ug@bristol.ac.uk

Postgraduate email: choosebristol-pg@bristol.ac.uk

For up-to-date information visit: bristol.ac.uk

Welcome to Bristol 4Academic life 6Graduate destinations 8Careers begin here 10A city with soul 12What’s on in Bristol 16Accommodation 20Student support 24Get involved 26Explore the world 28Fees and funding 32Entry requirements 34Visas 35Applying 36A-Z courses 38Location 50

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The University of Bristol enjoys an international reputation for education and research. From our roots in 1876 through to today, the work of our staff and students resonates across the globe.

Welcome to Bristol

Key highlights

1876Bristol becomes the

first higher education institution in England

to admit men and women as equals.

2012Bristol students and

alumni win five medals at the London Olympic

Games, joint first among UK universities.

2022Our new Temple

Quarter Enterprise Campus will open,

with a focus on digital technologies and their

impact on society.

1928Nobel Laureate and Bristol alumnus Paul Dirac predicts the existence of antimatter, one of the fundamental concepts of modern physics.

1929Sir Winston Churchill becomes the University’s Chancellor.

1995Professor of cardiac surgery Gianni Angelini pioneers the ‘beating heart’ technique, now used in 20 per cent of all cardiac operations worldwide.

2015Professor of Econometrics Angus Deaton wins the Nobel Prize for Economics, bringing the number of Bristol-associated laureates to 13.

2017The Right Honourable Baroness Hale of Richmond, University Chancellor from 2004 to 2016, becomes the first female President of the Supreme Court.

2018The University partners with Bristol city and demonstrates the first end-to-end 5G urban network, gaining the title of world’s smartest city at the Global Mobile Awards.

Left: Gold-winning alumna Hannah Mills with Saskia Clark; Above, top: Temple Quarter redevelopment; Above, bottom: Sir Winston Churchill.

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Academic life

Bristol is renowned for its outstanding academic environment. Whether you are a foundation student or PhD candidate, we will support you to reach your potential.Leading by exampleAs a Russell Group institution, Bristol is among the UK’s leading research universities. We are also a founding member of the Worldwide Universities Network, a pan-continental collective of 23 research-intensive universities. Together we seek to address some of the world’s most significant challenges.

Teaching inspired by researchThe curriculum at Bristol is influenced and informed by the research that takes place across the University. This means you will be taught by staff working at the forefront of their fields, and you will have the chance to engage in real-life research projects.

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Invested in our facilitiesOur modern campus facilities include 24-hour libraries, bespoke study spaces with quiet and group working zones, IT suites, state-of-the-art laboratories, a theatre and performance venues, alongside an array of specialist course facilities. You can find out more about the resources you’ll be using by searching for your course on our website.

Support to help you succeedMost taught students are assigned a personal tutor to meet with on a regular basis. If you are a research student, this will be your supervisor. They will provide support as you become familiar with university life, can offer academic advice and encourage your personal development. Beyond your department, our student counsellors, online resources and study skills teams are available to help you excel in your degree. See p24 for full details.

Course levelsWe offer more than 400 courses at a range of levels, from pre-sessional language courses through to doctorate degrees. See p38 for an A-Z list of our courses.

150,000 University of Bristol alumni are spread across 182 countries

Data taken from the Destinations of Leavers from Higher Education survey 2016/17, the most recent information available about what our graduates are doing six months after graduation. Find out more at: bristol.ac.uk/careers/be-inspired

Sociology Accounts Executive Programmatic Account Manager Data Analyst Policy and Communications Assistant

Biochemistry Business Analyst Research Assistant Policy Adviser Healthcare Scientist Assistant

Career destinations of Bristol graduates six months after graduation by degree subject

9090 per cent of students completing their degree in 2017/18 achieved a First or 2:1

Graduate destinations: follow their leadThe Bristol network offers connections with experts and influencers across every industry sector.

2Second most targeted UK university by Times Top 100 employers (High Fliers 2019)

Engineering design Arup Williams Martini Racing Rolls-Royce Oliver Wyman

Modern languages British Council EY Focus PR Merbis Kirk Translations

Economics Deloitte PwC RSM KPMG

Employers of Bristol graduates six months after graduation by degree subject

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We prioritise your career and offer a range of opportunities to help you fulfil your potential and get the job of your dreams.Preparing you for the real worldOur curriculum enrichment programme, Bristol Futures, is a pioneering initiative that adds a unique dimension to your studies. The scheme lets you apply your subject knowledge to different situations, including community engagement, work placements, volunteering and student mentoring. Designed in consultation with employers, Bristol Futures aims to help you become a confident and socially aware graduate who stands out in a competitive career marketplace.

Get an industry endorsed awardAll students can choose to take an optional Bristol PLUS Award, which recognises your development through work experience, volunteering and extracurricular activities. It is endorsed by a range of leading graduate recruiters, including Accenture, ICAEW and the British Red Cross.

Benefit from our connectionsWe host one of the largest career programmes of any university, with more than 300 employer campus visits each year offering presentations, networking opportunities and workshops.

Be supported by mentorsMany courses offer dedicated support through their own professional mentoring schemes. These provide valuable industry insight by connecting you with companies that can help with your career development.

An international careers serviceWhether you plan to stay in the UK or return to your home country after graduating, we can help with your job search. We offer an online careers portal, featuring vacancies and paid internship listings, and we have hosted careers fairs for graduates in their home countries.

A launchpad for your own businessWe actively encourage innovators and provide one-to-one guidance and workshops to help nurture your entrepreneurial skills, access funding and create a business plan.

Through our New Enterprise Competition, start-ups can apply for grant funding at different stages of their journey, from trialling ideas to pitching for up to £20,000 of growth funding.

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Bristol is alive with history, innovation and culture. It’s a city filled with opportunity and made for university memories.Diversity thrives hereNearly 100 different languages are spoken across Bristol, while a packed festival calendar encourages all cultures to join in celebration. See p16 for just some of the city’s annual events.

Bristol is home to people of various faiths and none. The city has 13 mosques, a Hindu temple, two synagogues, five Sikh temples, a Bahá’í centre and several Buddhist centres. You will also find many Christian churches, which welcome a range of denominations and languages.

Home flavours aboundIf you get hungry for home cooking, it’s easy to buy international ingredients for your favourite meal. Specialist stores across the city carry foods from East Asia, South Asia, Eastern Europe, Africa, the Caribbean and more. Halal, vegan and vegetarian food are all widely available in restaurants.

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Perfect for walksThe city is relatively compact, with most University accommodation situated an easy walk from the city centre or the University campus. Home to 450 parks and green spaces, Bristol is perfect for exploring city living while being close to nature.

Be entertainedWith music venues ranging from warehouse clubs to concert halls, Bristol has something for every taste. It also enjoys a strong reputation as a foodie destination, with the most Michelin stars of any UK city outside of London.

The home of Banksy, Bristol is a street art capital and hosts Europe’s largest urban art festival every summer. If films are more your scene, head to one of our many independent cinemas for new releases, alternative premieres and live Q&A sessions.

Bristol is home to people from more than 187 different countries. (The Population of Bristol, Bristol City Council 2018)

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What’s on in Bristol SEPTEMBER

The Downs Festival Music Listen to major bands in beautiful parkland, just a walk from the University

Encounters Festival Film Discover the UK’s premier short film and animation festival

OCTOBER

Simple Things Music Explore alternative music across the city’s many live venues

Black History Month Culture Celebrate African and Caribbean communities across the University and city

NOVEMBER

Thanksgiving Culture Join the North American holiday celebrations on campus

DECEMBER

Christmas markets Shopping Follow Alpine markets through city streets

JANUARY

City ice skating Culture Try ice skating in a winter wonderland

FEBRUARY

Lunar New Year Culture Welcome in the new year with food and performances

MARCH

International Jazz & Blues Festival Music Celebrate Bristol’s jazz legacy and new talent

Varsity Series Sport Donate to charity and take part in the annual student sports series

APRIL

Festival of Ideas Culture Get inspired with this high-profile lecture series, set in stunning city venues

MAY

Vegfest Food Explore the annual market celebrating delicious vegan dishes

Dot to Dot Music Discover new music at this travelling festival

JUNE

Festival of Nature Environment Get down to earth at the UK’s largest festival of the natural world

Comedy Garden Comedy Enjoy a leading line-up of comic talent in a beautiful city park

Refugee Festival Culture Celebrate the cultural contribution of refugees and asylum seekers

JULY

Harbour Festival Music Join 250,000+ for waterfront music, performance, food and much more

Upfest Art Watch graffiti artists live at Europe’s largest festival of street art

Pride LGBT+ Celebrate equality and diversity at Bristol’s colourful parade

Shakespeare Festival Theatre Soak up some culture with classical adaptations in unusual venues

AUGUST

International Balloon Fiesta Culture Watch hundreds of hot air balloons ascend through the skies

Valley Fest Food Experience the magical atmosphere with organic food and acoustic music

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Accommodation

6,500Discovering a new city and making it your home can be one of the most exciting parts of university life, and our dedicated Accommodation Office will help you along the way.Your second homeOur Student Residential Villages offer ready-made communities that help you transition to university life. Across these villages, you can find accommodation to suit all tastes and budgets, from shared Georgian townhouses in leafy Clifton streets to modern flats in the heart of the city.

A secure and supportive spaceOur residences are all safe and welcoming environments, featuring 24-hour security and round-the-clock assistance from specially trained staff.

To help you stay healthy in halls, we offer a programme of exercise classes for all fitness levels, as well as intramural sports leagues. Student committees organise events and activities in residences throughout the year, including formal meals, theatre productions and summer balls.

Guaranteed accommodationWe guarantee a place in our residences for all new first-year international undergraduates and postgraduates, including pre-sessional and foundation programme students. For full conditions and how to apply, visit: bristol.ac.uk/accommodation-guarantee

Typical costsAccommodation costs vary according to location, facilities and room type, but the table below provides an indication of typical fees. These include a bus pass, internet, heating and electricity costs.

Room type Weekly cost

Self-catered

Shared £93-£101

Standard single £106-£166

En suite £162-£177

Studio £201

Catered

Shared £153

Standard single £180-£198

En suite £201-£210

Studio £254 These fees are per person and based on 2019/20 rates. Figures rounded to nearest pound. Additional compulsory costs include insurance and a Junior Common Room subscription.

6,500 places available for new students each year

Looking for private accommodation?Our dedicated advisers can help you find your new home by renting privately – they assist with everything from budgeting to landlords.

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Goldney Hall

264 places Self-catered 0.8 miles to campus From £152 per week

University Hall

294 places Self-catered 2 miles to campus From £107 per week

2 Unite House

385 places Self-catered 0.6 miles to campus From £137 per week

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Clifton Hill House

226 places Catered 0.7 miles to campus From £180 per week

Orchard Heights

464 places Self-catered 0.6 miles to campus From £167 per week

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336 places Catered 1.8 miles to campus From £198 per week

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Here are just some of our residences. Explore all your options at: bristol.ac.uk/accommodation

Deans Court

352 places Self-catered 0.6 miles to campus From £164 per week

Chantry Court

226 places Self-catered 0.7 miles to campus From £145 per week

7Hiatt Baker Hall

748 places Catered and self-catered 2.2 miles to campus From £147 per week

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Our Student Services are here to support all aspects of university life – academic, personal and practical. Whatever you need, there is someone to help.Before you get here: visasIf you need a visa to study in the UK, Student Visa Services is available to help guide you through the visa application process and support you during your student journey, including advising on the Tier 4 (General) student visa conditions. For more information see p35 or: bristol.ac.uk/visas

Arrive to a warm welcomeWe understand that studying as an international student is a big step, so when you arrive in the UK you’ll be met by friendly student ambassadors at Heathrow and Bristol airports, who will direct you to the University. Once here, you’ll get a range of information to help you navigate the city and University in the first few weeks. Our International Welcome Lounge opens throughout this period and is a great opportunity to meet other new students, as well as staff who can help answer any questions. You’ll receive information on everything from opening a bank account to your nearest grocery shop.

You can also join in during Welcome Week, which offers events and activities designed to help you get to know the city and make new friends. The Welcome Fair is always popular and we highly recommend taking part.

Course help from the startIf you are a foundation, undergraduate or postgraduate taught student, you will be assigned a personal tutor to meet with on a regular basis. Postgraduate research students will receive similar support through their supervisor. As well as providing pastoral and academic support, these staff can also give you information on specialist support available for free, such as academic writing assistance. Many courses also offer Peer Assisted Study Sessions (PASS), led by specially trained students in the later years of your course: bristol.ac.uk/students/study/peer-mentoring

Academic language and developmentIf you are looking to improve your academic language and literacy skills, we offer a wide range of development opportunities. You can take short pre-sessional courses, designed to prepare you for study at undergraduate or postgraduate level. We also run many free, subject-specific courses for current students. These courses will equip you with academic language skills that complement and enhance your studies. Explore the options available at: bristol.ac.uk/english-language

Health and wellbeingMost international students will get free medical and dental care through the NHS. When you arrive, we’ll give you all the information you need. We also offer a range of University-managed services to help you stay healthy during your studies including individual and group counselling sessions.

Mental health supportWe appreciate that students with enduring mental health difficulties may experience additional challenges in transitioning to university. If you have mental health difficulties, we recommend you notify us soon after accepting your offer to study at Bristol, so we can help you to set up your support network before you arrive.

For information about the mental health support available at Bristol, visit: bristol.ac.uk/wellbeing

The University has introduced a pioneering wellbeing opt-in policy. Before you arrive, we will ask if you consent to us contacting a designated parent, guardian or friend in a non-emergency event, if someone at the University has concerns about your welfare.

Find out more online at: bristol.ac.uk/wellbeing

Student support

Disability ServicesOur Disability Services team provides advice and study support for ongoing health conditions, mental health difficulties, specific learning difficulties, autism spectrum conditions, sensory impairments and mobility difficulties. If you have any of these, we strongly encourage you to make contact early so we can advise you of the support available and how to access it: bristol.ac.uk/disability-services

Faith and spiritualityThe Multifaith Chaplaincy offers confidential pastoral and spiritual support, religious information and advice, regular events, and a welcoming space for students of all faiths and none: bristol.ac.uk/chaplaincy

Support if you have childrenWe offer a subsidised day nursery on the main campus, which can accommodate children from three months to five years old during weekdays throughout the year.

Read upWhen you arrive, you will receive a handbook explaining all the support services available to you while studying in the UK.

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With more than 400 clubs and societies, every individual can belong at Bristol.Led by students, for studentsEvery student at Bristol automatically becomes a member of the Students’ Union, Bristol SU. The SU works to ensure you get the best from your time at the University.

You can be as involved in the SU as you like. Join some of our 400+ clubs and societies; become a representative to voice students’ views to the University; or make use of free, impartial and confidential advice from the Just Ask service.

Get involved with Bristol SU

‘Your interests will be catered for, no matter how unique. I am secretary

of the gospel choir, social media representative for the Bristol SU BME

Network and co-founder of BME Medics – clearly showing how much variety the

University of Bristol offers.’ Taiwo (MB ChB Medicine)

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Pursue your passionsThe SU is home to hundreds of student sports clubs and interest-based societies. Most topics are covered, with everything from anime to baking and football to skydiving. All skill levels are represented – whether you’re an amateur or a competitor.

It also offers more than 50 country-specific and religious societies. These are a great way to share your culture and feel a bit closer to home, whether that’s through celebrating a festival together or enjoying familiar cuisine. There is also a dedicated International Students’ Network to help connect you with fellow international students from different countries and backgrounds.

A warm welcomeDuring your first week, the International Office and Bristol SU run a week-long series of events to help you make friends, explore the University and settle into life at Bristol. The Welcome Fair is a highlight, offering a chance to explore the range of societies and clubs available to join.

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Explore the world while you studyBroaden your horizons by studying or working abroad for a year, for a term or during the summer.A world of opportunityEach year, more than 700 Bristol students travel abroad during their degree. We offer short- and long-term opportunities – from exploring other cultures for a couple of weeks to year-long study abroad programmes at our partner universities.

We also work with major employers to facilitate overseas internships. Whatever your interest, you’ll find the opportunity to match, and our Global Opportunities team will be ready to support you every step of the way.

808080 scholarships are available to support international experiences during the summer

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30% cheaper living costs compared to London*

Read upWhen you arrive, you will get a handbook explaining all the support services available to you when you are studying in the UK.

Studying for a degree is an investment in your future. Find full details online about student loans, fees and the scholarships available.Tuition feesTuition fees will depend on your course and your fee status. International tuition fees for the academic year 2020/21 are given in the adjacent table. Fees are reviewed annually and are not fixed for the duration of your studies; you should budget for an annual increase of up to five per cent. This increase does not apply to undergraduate clinical courses in Medicine, Dentistry and Veterinary Science.

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COURSE ANNUAL TUITION FEE 2020/21 DEPOSIT

International Foundation Programme £20,100 – £20,950 £1,000

Pre-sessional English language courses From £2,700 for six weeks to £5,700 for 14 weeks £300

Undergraduate arts-based courses £19,500 – £24,000 None

Undergraduate science-based courses £24,000 None

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Cost of livingMost students spend between £9,000 and £14,500 a year on living expenses, including accommodation, although you may spend more or less depending on your lifestyle. For a breakdown of typical living costs, visit: bristol.ac.uk/living-expenses

Typical costs* of some groceries in Bristol.

1.5 litre bottled water £1.04

1kg of onions £0.91

1kg of bananas £1.10

1kg of white rice £1.04

1kg of potatoes £1.23

12 eggs £1.88

Cappuccino in a café £2.76

*Numbeo, June 2019; living costs consist of consumer prices including rent

Sources of fundingIf you have the ability to succeed at Bristol, concerns about funding should not stop you from applying. Financial support may be available to help. To find out about all the options and check your eligibility, use our online funding search tool: bristol.ac.uk/fees-funding/search

More than £1 million in international scholarships will be available for 2020.

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We assess every application on individual merit and consider a wide range of qualifications.International qualificationsWe have a transparent admissions process and accept a wide range of qualifications for undergraduate and postgraduate courses. If you studied at a school, college or university outside the UK, you will find detailed information about equivalent qualifications at: bristol.ac.uk/international/countries

If your qualifications are not suitable for direct entry onto one of our undergraduate courses, our International Foundation Programme may provide the necessary English Language and academic preparation.

English language requirementsInternational applicants are required to have a good standard of English to study at Bristol, and different courses need different language levels. The language profile needed for each course is specified in our online course listings, which also show the different qualifications that can be used to meet these requirements. Details of each profile can be found at: bristol.ac.uk/study/language-requirements

You do not need to have reached the required English language level before applying. If you can’t yet fulfil the specified profile, we will include this as part of your offer.

Education agentsBristol has agreements with various education representatives, or agents, around the world. These are listed at: bristol.ac.uk/international/countries. Representatives can help you to apply, but using one does not put you at an advantage or disadvantage when we consider your application.

Admissions testsFor some courses, you must take an admissions test before we can offer you a place. If you are applying for a medical or dental degree, you will need to take the UCAT University Clinical Aptitude Test (formerly UKCAT). If you are applying for a law LLB course, you will need to take the National Admissions Test for Law (LNAT). Some other courses, such as Veterinary Science, may also require additional assessments. You can find out the weighting of these tests in your application through our admissions statements for each course. These are available on each course page online.

SubjectsSome courses require you to have studied specific subjects. This will be included in the online course profile.

Mature studentsWe welcome applications from mature students and will consider a range of vocational qualifications, occupational and life experiences, as well as more traditional qualifications. We sometimes invite mature students to an interview.

Entry requirements

Our dedicated Student Visa Services team is here to help both before you arrive and throughout your studies.Tier 4 visasIf you are from outside the European Economic Area or Switzerland, you will probably need a visa to study in the UK. For most students, this will be a Tier 4 (General) student visa. If you are an EU national you may also require a visa to study in the UK following Brexit. Full details about visas to study in the UK are available at: bristol.ac.uk/visas

Our service to youStudent Visa Services will support you from the moment you accept an offer of a place right through to graduation.

Our advisers offer immigration information and advice in a professional, friendly and confidential manner. This includes Tier 4 (General) student visa advice and information about the attached conditions regarding working, studying (including visa implications following changes to your course such as transferring courses, extensions, suspension or withdrawal), engagement monitoring, registering with the police, and healthcare entitlements. Advisers can also help assist with visas for dependants as well as some work visas.

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Applying

ResearchVisit our online course pages to select the course that is right for you. These also feature full module details, entry requirements and application deadlines.

ApplyFollow the online application instructions and submit your application. Remember to include any supporting documents required.

From exploring the University to receiving an offer, your student journey is about to begin.

1 2 34Get readyOnce you have accepted an offer, you will receive emails helping you to prepare for life at Bristol. If you have any questions as you get ready, we encourage you to contact our advisers, who will be very happy to help.

DecideMany offer-holders will get invited to a virtual visit – these provide an insight to your future course and University life. The website and our social media accounts are also great sources of information.

How to applyApplying to study at Bristol is a fair, easy process. Select your study level from the links below and follow our online instructions.

Pre-sessional: bristol.ac.uk/ps-apply

International Foundation Programme: bristol.ac.uk/ifp-apply

Undergraduate: bristol.ac.uk/international-ug-apply

Postgraduate: bristol.ac.uk/international-pg-apply

Application deadlinesSome courses have application deadlines, which you will need to meet in order to be considered for 2020 entry. Use our online course finders to check the deadline for your subject.

Funding deadlinesIf you are applying for a scholarship or funding, these will have their own application deadlines. You often need to have applied for your chosen course before you can submit your funding applications. Find out about common scholarship deadlines at: bristol.ac.uk/international-scholarships

Research degreesIf you are a postgraduate research applicant, you may want, or be requested, to propose your own area of study. The school website and admissions statement will give details on what your research proposal should contain.

You can search for a potential supervisor using our website. We recommend emailing the relevant school or faculty office to discuss your research proposal with your chosen supervisor before applying.

Offer typesA conditional offer means your place is dependent on achieving specified grades, and/or meeting our English language requirements. An unconditional offer means you have already met all the academic requirements for your chosen course.

SelectionThe University assesses applications in accordance with a clear set of principles. Admissions statements for all courses outline how applications are assessed and the criteria used to assess them. Statements for 2020 entry will be finalised by August 2019 for undergraduate applications, and in September 2019 for postgraduate applications.

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We offer 400+ courses across a range of levels. Use this index and our online course finder to select the one that’s right for you.What you can study• Pre-sessional academic English courses and

foundation programmes to prepare you for a degree;

• Undergraduate courses, leading to a Bachelor’s degree;

• Postgraduate taught programmes, leading to a master’s degree;

• Postgraduate research programmes, such as PhDs and professional doctorates.

Undergraduate coursesThe University of Bristol offers more than 200 undergraduate degree courses (eg BA, BSc, LLB). You can immerse yourself in one subject through a single honours degree or take joint honours and study two subjects alongside one another.

Most undergraduate courses are three years long. You may be able to take an additional year abroad or in industry in the middle of your degree. In many science, engineering

and medical science courses you can choose a four-year Integrated Master’s degree (eg MEng, MSci). Dentistry, Medicine and Veterinary Science degrees usually take five years.

Postgraduate taught programmesThese programmes (eg MA, MSc, MRes, LLM) combine taught units with a research project, and are studied over one year or occasionally two. A taught postgraduate degree can help you specialise in a certain area, develop your undergraduate interests or discover a new field of study.

Postgraduate research programmesOn a postgraduate research degree, also known as a doctoral programme, you will conduct original research under the close supervision of academic experts.

A Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) is the most common research degree, normally representing three to four years of full-time study.

Our one-year or two-year master’s by Research degrees include a structured research project, and can be a valuable foundation for starting a PhD.

Professional doctorates (eg EdD, EngD, DEdPsych, MD) are typically suited to specialist practitioners already qualified to an advanced level, who wish to deepen their knowledge.

Pre-sessional and foundation coursesOur pre-sessional courses and foundation programmes are the ideal preparation if you need to improve your academic English or academic knowledge before starting university.

Find out moreUse our online course finder for full programme details and entry requirements: bristol.ac.uk/study

To find out more about international qualifications and English language requirements visit: bristol.ac.uk/international/countries

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Course length ACADEMIC ENGLISH PRE-SESSIONAL COURSES For postgraduate offer holders: May start 14 weeksFor undergraduate and postgraduate offer holders: June start 10 weeksFor undergraduate and postgraduate offer holders: July start 6 weeksFor undergraduate engineering offer holders: September start 2 weeksINTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION PROGRAMME Arts and Humanities pathway 1 yearMedicine and Dentistry 1 yearScience, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics pathway 1 yearSocial Sciences and Law pathway 1 year

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ONE-YEAR STANDALONE COURSE Bioethics BScClinical Sciences BScFunctional and Clinical Anatomy BScGenomic Medicine BScGlobal Health BScGlobal Wildlife Health and Conservation MScHealth Law and Society LLMHealth Sciences BScHealth Sciences Research MResHealth Sciences Research (Translational Cardiovascular Medicine) MResHealth Sciences Research (Renal) MResMedical Humanities BAPathology and Microbiology BScTranslational Cardiovascular Medicine MScONE-YEAR ENTRY ONTO THREE-YEAR COURSE Biochemistry BScCancer Biology and Immunology BScCellular and Molecular Medicine BScChildhood Studies BScMedical Microbiology BScNeuroscience BScPharmacology BScPhysiological Science BScSocial Policy (subject to approval) BScVirology and Immunology BScZoology BSc For full details on intercalation see: bristol.ac.uk/intercalate

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ACCOUNTING AND FINANCEBSc Accounting and Finance NN43 3 years AAA 36BSc Accounting and Finance with Study Abroad NN46 4 years AAA 36BSc Accounting and Finance † 4 years AAA 36 with Professional PlacementBSc Accounting and Management NN42 3 years AAA 36BSc Accounting and Management NN45 4 years AAA 36 with Study AbroadBSc Economics and Accounting LN14 3 years AAA 36BSc Economics and Accounting LN16 4 years AAA 36 with Study AbroadBSc Finance N300 3 years AAA 36AEROSPACE ENGINEERINGBEng Aerospace Engineering H405 3 years A*AA 38MEng Aerospace Engineering H410 4 years A*AA 38MEng Aerospace Engineering with Study Abroad † 4 years A*AA 38MEng Aerospace Engineering with H401 4 years A*AA 38 Study in Continental EuropeMEng Aerospace Engineering † 5 years A*AA 38 with a Year in IndustryANCIENT HISTORYBA Ancient History V110 3 years AAB 34ANTHROPOLOGY AND ARCHAEOLOGYBA Anthropology XD49 3 years AAB 34BA Archaeology and Anthropology VL46 3 years AAB 34MArts Anthropology with Innovation XD50 4 years AAB 34APPLIED ANATOMYBSc Applied Anatomy B112 3 years ABB 32BIOCHEMISTRY BSc Biochemistry C700 3 years AAA 36BSc Biochemistry with Medical Biochemistry C720 3 years AAA 36BSc Biochemistry with Molecular C790 3 years AAA 36 Biology and BiotechnologyBSc Biochemistry with Study in Industry † 4 years AAA 36MSci Biochemistry C701 4 years AAA 36MSci Biochemistry with Medical Biochemistry C721 4 years AAA 36MSci Biochemistry with Molecular C791 4 years AAA 36 Biology and BiotechnologyBIOLOGICAL SCIENCES BSc Biology C100 3 years AAB 34BSc Plant Sciences C201 3 years AAB 34BSc Zoology C300 3 years AAB 34MSci Biology C103 4 years AAA 36MSci Plant Sciences C203 4 years AAA 36MSci Zoology C303 4 years AAA 36BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES BSc Biomedical Sciences B900 3 years AAA 36

CELLULAR AND MOLECULAR MEDICINEBSc Cancer Biology and Immunology B131 3 years AAB 34BSc Cancer Biology and Immunology † 4 years AAB 34 with Study in IndustryBSc Cellular and Molecular Medicine B130 3 years AAB 34BSc Cellular and Molecular † 4 years AAB 34 Medicine with Study in Industry BSc Medical Microbiology C521 3 years AAB 34BSc Medical Microbiology with Study in Industry † 4 years AAB 34BSc Virology and Immunology C540 3 years AAB 34BSc Virology and Immunology † 4 years AAB 34 with Study in IndustryCHEMICAL PHYSICS BSc Chemical Physics F320 3 years AAA 36MSci Chemical Physics F322 4 years A*AA 38MSci Chemical Physics with Industrial Experience F323 4 years A*AA 38CHEMISTRY BSc Chemistry F100 3 years AAA 36BSc Chemistry with Scientific Computing F130 3 years AAA 36MSci Chemistry F103 4 years A*AA 38MSci Chemistry with Industrial Experience F105 4 years A*AA 38MSci Chemistry with Scientific Computing F131 4 years A*AA 38MSci Chemistry with Study Abroad F107 4 years A*AA 38MSci Chemistry with Study in Continental Europe F104 4 years A*AA 38CHILDHOOD STUDIES BSc Childhood Studies L520 3 years ABB 32BSc Childhood Studies L524 3 years ABB 32 with ManagementBSc Childhood Studies with L522 3 years ABB 32 Quantitative Research MethodsBSc Childhood Studies L525 4 years ABB 32 with Study AbroadMSci Childhood Studies with L523 4 years ABB 32 Quantitative Research MethodsCIVIL ENGINEERING BEng Civil Engineering H205 3 years A*AA 38MEng Civil Engineering H200 4 years A*AA 38MEng Civil Engineering with Study Abroad † 4 years A*AA 38MEng Civil Engineering with H201 4 years A*AA 38 Study in Continental EuropeMEng Civil Engineering with a Year in Industry † 5 years A*AA 38CLASSICAL STUDIES BA Classical Studies Q810 3 years AAB 34BA English and Classical Studies QQ38 3 years AAA 36CLASSICS BA Classics Q800 3 years AAA 36COMPUTER SCIENCE BEng Computer Science and Electronics GH45 3 years AAA 36BSc Computer Science G400 3 years A*AA 38BSc Mathematics and Computer Science GG14 3 years A*A*A 40MEng Computer Science G403 4 years A*AA 38MEng Computer Science and Electronics GH46 4 years AAA 36

MEng Computer Science and GH4P 4 years AAA 36 Electronics with Study AbroadMEng Computer Science with Innovation G404 4 years A*AA 38MEng Computer Science with Study Abroad † 4 years A*AA 38MEng Computer Science with G401 4 years A*AA 38 Study in Continental EuropeMEng Mathematics and Computer Science GG1K 4 years A*A*A 40CRIMINOLOGY BSc Criminology M900 3 years ABB 32BSc Criminology with M902 3 years ABB 32 Quantitative Research MethodsBSc Criminology with Study Abroad M901 4 years ABB 32BSc Social Policy with Criminology LM49 3 years ABB 32MSci Criminology with M903 4 years ABB 32 Quantitative Research MethodsCZECH BA Czech and French RR1V 4 years AAB 34BA Czech and German RR2V 4 years AAB 34BA Czech and Italian RR3V 4 years AAB 34BA Czech and Portuguese RR5V 4 years AAB 34BA Czech and Russian R701 4 years AAB 34BA Czech and Spanish RR4V 4 years AAB 34BA English and Czech QR3V 4 years AAA 36BA History and Czech VR1V 4 years AAA 36BA Music and Czech WR3V 4 years AAB 34DENTISTRY BDS Dentistry A206 5 years AAA 36ECONOMICS BSc Economics L100 3 years A*AA 38BSc Economics and Accounting LN14 3 years AAA 36BSc Economics and Accounting with Study Abroad LN16 4 years AAA 36BSc Economics and Econometrics L140 3 years A*AA 38BSc Economics and Econometrics L142 4 years A*AA 38 with Study AbroadBSc Economics and Finance LN13 3 years AAA 36BSc Economics and Finance LN15 4 years AAA 36 with Study AbroadBSc Economics and Management LN12 3 years AAA 36BSc Economics and Management LN17 4 years AAA 36 with Study AbroadBSc Economics and Mathematics LG11 3 years A*AA 38BSc Economics and Politics LL12 3 years AAA 36BSc Economics and Politics with Study Abroad LL14 4 years AAA 36BSc Economics with Study Abroad L105 4 years A*AA 38BSc Economics with Study in Continental Europe L101 4 years A*AA 38BSc Philosophy and Economics VL51 3 years AAA 36BSc Philosophy and Economics with Study Abroad VL54 4 years AAA 36EDUCATION BSc Education Studies X300 3 years ABB 32BSc Education Studies with Study Abroad X304 4 years ABB 32BSc Psychology in Education X301 3 years ABB 32BSc Psychology in Education with Study Abroad X305 4 years ABB 32

ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC ENGINEERINGBEng Computer Science and Electronics GH45 3 years AAA 36BEng Electrical and Electronic Engineering H600 3 years AAA 36BEng Mechanical and Electrical Engineering H361 3 years AAA 36MEng Computer Science and Electronics GH46 4 years AAA 36MEng Computer Science GH4P 4 years AAA 36 and Electronics with Study AbroadMEng Electrical and Electronic Engineering H606 4 years AAA 36MEng Electrical and Electronic † 4 years AAA 36 Engineering with Study AbroadMEng Electrical and Electronic H605 4 years AAA 36 Engineering with Study in Continental EuropeMEng Electrical and Electronic † 5 years AAA 36 Engineering with a Year in IndustryMEng Mechanical and Electrical Engineering H360 4 years AAA 36MEng Electrical and Electronic H604 4 years AAA 36 Engineering with InnovationMEng Mechanical and Electrical † 5 years AAA 36 Engineering with a Year in IndustryENGINEERING DESIGN MEng Engineering Design H150 5 years A*AA 38 with Study in IndustryENGINEERING MATHEMATICS BEng Engineering Mathematics G162 3 years AAA 36MEng Engineering Mathematics G161 4 years AAA 36MEng Engineering Mathematics with Study Abroad G160 4 years AAA 36MEng Engineering Mathematics † 5 years AAA 36 with a Year in IndustryENGLISH BA English Q300 3 years AAA 36BA English and Classical Studies QQ38 3 years AAA 36BA English and Czech QR3V 4 years AAA 36BA English and French QR31 4 years AAA 36BA English and German QR32 4 years AAA 36BA English and History QV31 3 years AAA 36BA English and Italian QR33 4 years AAA 36BA English and Philosophy QV35 3 years AAA 36BA English and Portuguese QR35 4 years AAA 36BA English and Russian QR37 4 years AAA 36BA English and Spanish QR34 4 years AAA 36BA Film and English 6T3X 3 years AAA 36BA Theatre and English 4CC8 3 years AAA 36ENVIRONMENTAL GEOSCIENCE BSc Environmental Geoscience F640 3 years AAB 34MSci Environmental Geoscience F641 4 years AAB 34MSci Environmental Geoscience F644 4 years AAB 34 with Study Abroad FILM BA Film and English 6T3X 3 years AAA 36BA Film and French 2LK6 4 years AAB 34BA Film and German 4F29 4 years AAB 34BA Film and Italian 4L92 4 years AAB 34

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BA Film and Portuguese 4PP8 4 years AAB 34BA Film and Spanish L288 4 years AAB 34BA Film and Television 4M5N 3 years AAB 34BA Theatre and Film 4KDU 3 years AAB 34MArts Film and Television with Innovation 4M50 4 years AAB 34FRENCH BA Czech and French RR1V 4 years AAB 34BA English and French QR31 4 years AAA 36BA Film and French 2LK6 4 years AAB 34BA French R100 4 years AAB 34BA French and German RR12 4 years AAB 34BA French and Italian RR13 4 years AAB 34BA French and Portuguese RR15 4 years AAB 34BA French and Russian RR17 4 years AAB 34BA French and Spanish RR14 4 years AAB 34BA History and French VR11 4 years AAA 36BA History of Art and French VR31 4 years AAB 34BA International Business Management and French NR11 4 years AAA 36BA Music and French WR31 4 years AAB 34BA Philosophy and French RV15 4 years AAB 34BA Politics and French RL12 4 years AAB 34BA Theatre and French W43F 4 years AAB 34LLB Law and French MR11 4 years A*AA 38GEOGRAPHY BSc Geography F800 3 years AAA 36BSc Geography with Quantitative F802 3 years AAA 36 Research MethodsBSc Geography with Study Abroad 09F4 4 years AAA 36BSc Geography with Study F801 4 years AAA 36 in Continental EuropeMSci Geography with Innovation F805 4 years AAA 36MSci Geography with Quantitative F804 4 years AAA 36 Research MethodsGEOLOGY BSc Geology F600 3 years AAB 34MSci Geology F603 4 years AAB 34MSci Geology with Study Abroad F609 4 years AAB 34GEOPHYSICS BSc Geophysics F661 3 years AAB 34MSci Geophysics F662 4 years AAB 34MSci Geophysics with Study Abroad F663 4 years AAB 34GERMAN BA Czech and German RR2V 4 years AAB 34BA English and German QR32 4 years AAA 36BA Film and German 4F29 4 years AAB 34BA German R200 4 years AAB 34BA German and Italian RR23 4 years AAB 34BA German and Portuguese RR25 4 years AAB 34BA German and Russian RR27 4 years AAB 34BA German and Spanish RR24 4 years AAB 34BA History and German VR12 4 years AAA 36

BA History of Art and German VR32 4 years AAB 34BA International Business Management and German NR12 4 years AAA 36BA Music and German WR32 4 years AAB 34BA Philosophy and German RV25 4 years AAB 34BA Politics and German RL22 4 years AAB 34BA Theatre and German 21C7 4 years AAB 34LLB Law and German MR12 4 years A*AA 38HISPANIC STUDIES (Spanish, Portuguese, Catalan) BA Hispanic Studies RR45 4 years AAB 34HISTORY BA English and History QV31 3 years AAA 36BA History V100 3 years AAA 36BA History and Czech VR1V 4 years AAA 36BA History and French VR11 4 years AAA 36BA History and German VR12 4 years AAA 36BA History and Italian VR13 4 years AAA 36BA History and Portuguese VR15 4 years AAA 36BA History and Russian VR17 4 years AAA 36BA History and Spanish VR14 4 years AAA 36MArts History with Innovation V104 4 years AAA 36HISTORY OF ART BA History of Art V350 3 years AAB 34BA History of Art and French VR31 4 years AAB 34BA History of Art and German VR32 4 years AAB 34BA History of Art and Italian VR33 4 years AAB 34BA History of Art and Portuguese VR35 4 years AAB 34BA History of Art and Russian VR37 4 years AAB 34BA History of Art and Spanish VR34 4 years AAB 34INNOVATION MArts Anthropology with Innovation XD50 4 years AAB 34MArts Film and Television with Innovation 4M50 4 years AAB 34MArts History with Innovation V104 4 years AAA 36MArts Music with Innovation W304 4 years AAB 34MArts Theatre with Innovation 2Q50 4 years AAB 34MEng Computer Science with Innovation G404 4 years A*AA 38MEng Electrical and Electronic H604 4 years AAA 36 Engineering with InnovationMSci Childhood Studies with Innovation L526 4 years ABB 32MSci Economics with Innovation L104 4 years A*AA 38MSci Geography with Innovation F805 4 years AAA 36MSci Management with Innovation N204 4 years AAA 36MSci Physics with Innovation F306 4 years A*AA 38MSci Psychology with Innovation C804 4 years A*AA 38MSci Social Policy with Innovation L405 4 years ABB 32ITALIAN BA Czech and Italian RR3V 4 years AAB 34BA English and Italian QR33 4 years AAA 36BA Film and Italian 4L92 4 years AAB 34BA French and Italian RR13 4 years AAB 34BA German and Italian RR23 4 years AAB 34BA History and Italian VR13 4 years AAA 36

BA History of Art and Italian VR33 4 years AAB 34BA Italian R310 4 years AAB 34BA Italian and Portuguese RR35 4 years AAB 34BA Italian and Russian RR37 4 years AAB 34BA Italian and Spanish RR34 4 years AAB 34BA Music and Italian WR33 4 years AAB 34BA Philosophy and Italian RV35 4 years AAB 34BA Politics and Italian RL32 4 years AAB 34BA Theatre and Italian 22FF 4 years AAB 34LAW LLB Law M100 3 years A*AA 38LLB Law and French MR11 4 years A*AA 38LLB Law and German MR12 4 years A*AA 38LLB Law and Spanish MR13 4 years A*AA 38LLB Law with Study Abroad † 4 years A*AA 38LLB Law with Study in Continental Europe † 4 years A*AA 38LIBERAL ARTS BA Liberal Arts 2ZB7 3 years AAA 36MLibArts Liberal Arts with Study Abroad 2T23 4 years AAA 36MANAGEMENT BA International Business Management and French NR11 4 years AAA 36BA International Business Management and German NR12 4 years AAA 36BA International Business Management and Spanish NR14 4 years AAA 36BSc Accounting and Management NN42 3 years AAA 36BSc Accounting and Management NN45 4 years AAA 36 with Study AbroadBSc Childhood Studies with Management L524 3 years ABB 32BSc Economics and Management LN12 3 years AAA 36BSc Economics and Management LN17 4 years AAA 36 with Study Abroad BSc International Business Management N120 3 years AAA 36BSc International Business N121 4 years AAA 36 Management with Study AbroadBSc Management N200 3 years AAA 36BSc Management with Study Abroad N201 4 years AAA 36BSc Management with Study in 4H56 4 years AAA 36 Continental EuropeBSc Social Policy with Management LN42 3 years ABB 32MSci Management with Innovation N204 4 years AAA 36MARKETING BSc Marketing N500 3 years AAA 36BSc Marketing with Study in Continental Europe N501 4 years AAA 36BSc Marketing with Study Abroad N504 4 years AAA 36MATHEMATICS BSc Economics and Mathematics LG11 3 years A*AA 38BSc Mathematics G100 3 years A*A*A 40BSc Mathematics and Computer Science GG14 3 years A*A*A 40BSc Mathematics and Philosophy VG51 3 years A*AA 38BSc Mathematics and Physics GFD3 3 years A*AA 38BSc Mathematics with Statistics G1G3 3 years A*A*A 40

BSc Mathematics with Statistics for Finance G1G4 3 years A*A*A 40BSc Mathematics with Study in G101 4 years A*A*A 40 Continental Europe MEng Mathematics and Computer Science GG1K 4 years A*A*A 40MSci Mathematics G103 4 years A*A*A 40MSci Mathematics and Philosophy GV15 4 years A*AA 38MSci Mathematics and Physics GFC3 4 years A*AA 38MSci Mathematics with Statistics G1GH 4 years A*A*A 40MSci Mathematics with Study Abroad G105 4 years A*A*A 40MSci Mathematics with Study in G104 4 years A*A*A 40 Continental EuropeMECHANICAL ENGINEERING BEng Mechanical and Electrical Engineering H361 3 years AAA 36BEng Mechanical Engineering H305 3 years A*AA 38MEng Mechanical and Electrical Engineering H360 4 years AAA 36MEng Mechanical and Electrical † 5 years AAA 36 Engineering with a Year in IndustryMEng Mechanical Engineering H300 4 years A*AA 38MEng Mechanical Engineering with Study Abroad † 4 years A*AA 38MEng Mechanical Engineering H301 4 years A*AA 38 with Study in Continental EuropeMEng Mechanical Engineering with a Year in Industry † 5 years A*AA 38MEDICINE MB ChB Medicine A100 5 years AAA 36MODERN LANGUAGES BA Modern Languages RR01 4 years AAA 36 See also: Czech, French, German, Hispanic Studies, Italian, Portuguese, Russian and Spanish MUSIC BA Music W300 3 years AAB 34BA Music and Czech WR3V 4 years AAB 34BA Music and French WR31 4 years AAB 34BA Music and German WR32 4 years AAB 34BA Music and Italian WR33 4 years AAB 34BA Music and Portuguese WR35 4 years AAB 34BA Music and Russian WR37 4 years AAB 34BA Music and Spanish WR34 4 years AAB 34MArts Music with Innovation W304 4 years AAB 34NEUROSCIENCE BSc Neuroscience B140 3 years AAA 36MSci Neuroscience B141 4 years AAA 36MSci Neuroscience with Study in Industry † 4 years AAA 36MSci Psychology and Neuroscience CB81 4 years A*AA 38PALAEONTOLOGY AND EVOLUTION BSc Palaeontology and Evolution CF17 3 years AAB 34MSci Palaeontology and Evolution CF16 4 years AAB 34PHARMACOLOGY BSc Pharmacology B210 3 years AAB 34MSci Pharmacology B212 4 years AAB 34MSci Pharmacology with Study in Industry B211 4 years AAB 34

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PHILOSOPHY BA English and Philosophy QV35 3 years AAA 36BA Philosophy V500 3 years AAA 36BA Philosophy and French RV15 4 years AAB 34BA Philosophy and German RV25 4 years AAB 34BA Philosophy and Italian RV35 4 years AAB 34BA Philosophy and Portuguese RV55 4 years AAB 34BA Philosophy and Russian RV75 4 years AAB 34BA Philosophy and Spanish RV45 4 years AAB 34BA Philosophy and Theology VV56 3 years AAA 36BSc Mathematics and Philosophy VG51 3 years A*AA 38BSc Philosophy and Economics VL51 3 years AAA 36BSc Philosophy and Economics with Study Abroad VL54 4 years AAA 36BSc Philosophy and Politics VL52 3 years AAA 36BSc Physics and Philosophy FV35 3 years A*AA 38BSc Sociology and Philosophy LV35 3 years AAB 34MSci Mathematics and Philosophy GV15 4 years A*AA 38MSci Physics and Philosophy FVH5 4 years A*AA 38PHYSICS BSc Mathematics and Physics GFD3 3 years A*AA 38BSc Physics F300 3 years A*AA 38BSc Physics with Astrophysics F3F5 3 years A*AA 38BSc Physics and Philosophy FV35 3 years A*AA 38BSc Physics with Scientific Computing F330 3 years A*AA 38MSci Mathematics and Physics GFC3 4 years A*AA 38MSci Physics F303 4 years A*AA 38MSci Physics with Astrophysics F3FM 4 years A*AA 38MSci Physics with Industrial Experience F305 4 years A*AA 38MSci Physics with Innovation F306 4 years A*AA 38MSci Physics with International Experience F307 4 years A*AA 38MSci Physics and Philosophy FVH5 4 years A*AA 38MSci Physics with Scientific Computing F331 4 years A*AA 38MSci Physics with Scientific Computing F334 4 years A*AA 38 with Industrial Experience MSci Physics with Study in Continental Europe F304 4 years A*AA 38MSci Theoretical Physics F340 4 years A*AA 38PHYSIOLOGICAL SCIENCE BSc Physiological Science B120 3 years AAB 34MSci Physiological Science B122 4 years ABB 34MSci Physiological Science † 4 years AAB 34 with Study in Industry POLITICS AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS BA Politics and French RL12 4 years AAB 34BA Politics and German RL22 4 years AAB 34BA Politics and Italian RL32 4 years AAB 34BA Politics and Portuguese RL52 4 years AAB 34BA Politics and Russian RL72 4 years AAB 34BA Politics and Sociology LL23 3 years AAB 34BA Politics and Spanish RL42 4 years AAB 34BSc Economics and Politics LL12 3 years AAA 36

BSc Economics and Politics LL14 4 years AAA 36 with Study AbroadBSc Philosophy and Politics VL52 3 years AAA 36BSc Politics and International Relations L200 3 years AAA 36 BSc Politics and International L201 4 years AAA 36 Relations with Study AbroadBSc Politics with Quantitative L202 3 years AAA 36 Research MethodsBSc Politics with Quantitative L204 4 years AAA 36 Research Methods with Study AbroadBSc Social Policy and Politics LL42 3 years AAB 34MSci Politics with Quantitative L203 4 years AAA 36 Research MethodsPORTUGUESE BA Czech and Portuguese RR5V 4 years AAB 34BA English and Portuguese QR35 4 years AAA 36BA Film and Portuguese 4PP8 4 years AAB 34BA French and Portuguese RR15 4 years AAB 34BA German and Portuguese RR25 4 years AAB 34BA Hispanic Studies RR45 4 years AAB 34BA History and Portuguese VR15 4 years AAA 36BA History of Art and Portuguese VR35 4 years AAB 34BA Italian and Portuguese RR35 4 years AAB 34BA Music and Portuguese WR35 4 years AAB 34BA Philosophy and Portuguese RV55 4 years AAB 34BA Politics and Portuguese RL52 4 years AAB 34BA Russian and Portuguese RR57 4 years AAB 34BA Spanish and Portuguese RR54 4 years AAB 34BA Theatre and Portuguese R2D8 4 years AAB 34PSYCHOLOGY BSc Psychology C801 3 years A*AA 38BSc Psychology in Education X301 3 years ABB 32BSc Psychology in Education with Study Abroad X305 4 years ABB 32MSci Psychology C802 4 years A*AA 38MSci Psychology with Innovation C804 4 years A*AA 38MSci Psychology and Neuroscience CB81 4 years A*AA 38QUANTITATIVE RESEARCH METHODSBSc Childhood Studies with L522 3 years ABB 32 Quantitative Research MethodsBSc Criminology with M902 3 years ABB 32 Quantitative Research Methods BSc Geography with F802 3 years AAA 36 Quantitative Research MethodsBSc Politics with Quantitative Research Methods L202 3 years AAA 36BSc Politics with Quantitative L204 4 years AAA 36 Research Methods with Study AbroadBSc Social Policy with Quantitative L402 3 years ABB 32 Research MethodsBSc Sociology with Quantitative L302 3 years AAB 34 Research MethodsBSc Sociology with Quantitative L304 4 years AAB 34 Research Methods with Study Abroad

MSci Childhood Studies with L523 4 years ABB 32 Quantitative Research MethodsMSci Criminology with M903 4 years ABB 32 Quantitative Research MethodsMSci Geography with F804 4 years AAA 36 Quantitative Research MethodsMSci Politics with Quantitative Research Methods L203 4 years AAA 36MSci Social Policy with L403 4 years ABB 32 Quantitative Research MethodsMSci Sociology with Quantitative L303 4 years AAB 34 Research MethodsRELIGION AND THEOLOGY BA Philosophy and Theology VV56 3 years AAA 36BA Religion and Theology V600 3 years AAB 34BA Theology and Sociology VL63 3 years AAB 34MArts Religion and Theology V601 4 years AAB 34 with Study AbroadRUSSIAN BA Czech and Russian R701 4 years AAB 34BA English and Russian QR37 4 years AAA 36BA French and Russian RR17 4 years AAB 34BA German and Russian RR27 4 years AAB 34BA History and Russian VR17 4 years AAA 36BA History of Art and Russian VR37 4 years AAB 34BA Italian and Russian RR37 4 years AAB 34BA Music and Russian WR37 4 years AAB 34BA Philosophy and Russian RV75 4 years AAB 34BA Politics and Russian RL72 4 years AAB 34BA Russian R700 4 years AAB 34BA Russian and Portuguese RR57 4 years AAB 34BA Spanish and Russian RR47 4 years AAB 34SOCIAL POLICY BSc International Social and Public Policy L410 3 years ABB 32BSc International Social and Public Policy L411 4 years ABB 32 with Study Abroad BSc Social Policy L400 3 years ABB 32BSc Social Policy with Criminology LM49 3 years ABB 32BSc Social Policy with Management LN42 3 years ABB 32BSc Social Policy and Politics LL42 3 years AAB 34BSc Social Policy with Quantitative L402 3 years ABB 32 Research MethodsBSc Social Policy and Sociology LL43 3 years ABB 32BSc Social Policy with Study Abroad L404 4 years ABB 32MSci Social Policy with Quantitative L403 4 years ABB 32 Research MethodsSOCIOLOGY BA Theology and Sociology VL63 3 years AAB 34BSc Politics and Sociology LL23 3 years AAB 34BSc Social Policy and Sociology LL43 3 years ABB 32BSc Sociology L300 3 years AAB 34BSc Sociology and Philosophy LV35 3 years AAB 34BSc Sociology with Quantitative Research Methods L302 3 years AAB 34

BSc Sociology with Quantitative L304 4 years AAB 34 Research Methods with Study AbroadBSc Sociology with Study Abroad L301 4 years AAB 34MSci Sociology with Quantitative Research Methods L303 4 years AAB 34SPANISH BA Czech and Spanish RR4V 4 years AAB 34BA English and Spanish QR34 4 years AAA 36BA Film and Spanish L288 4 years AAB 34BA French and Spanish RR14 4 years AAB 34BA German and Spanish RR24 4 years AAB 34BA Hispanic Studies RR45 4 years AAB 34BA History and Spanish VR14 4 years AAA 36BA History of Art and Spanish VR34 4 years AAB 34BA International Business Management and Spanish NR14 4 years AAA 36BA Italian and Spanish RR34 4 years AAB 34BA Music and Spanish WR34 4 years AAB 34BA Philosophy and Spanish RV45 4 years AAB 34BA Politics and Spanish RL42 4 years AAB 34BA Spanish R400 4 years AAB 34BA Spanish and Portuguese RR54 4 years AAB 34BA Spanish and Russian RR47 4 years AAB 34BA Theatre and Spanish 4D8C 4 years AAB 34LLB Law and Spanish MR13 4 years A*AA 38THEATRE BA Theatre and English 4CC8 3 years AAA 36BA Theatre and Film 4KDU 3 years AAB 34BA Theatre and French W43F 4 years AAB 34BA Theatre and German 21C7 4 years AAB 34BA Theatre and Italian 22FF 4 years AAB 34BA Theatre and Performance Studies 2Q3W 3 years AAB 34BA Theatre and Portuguese R2D8 4 years AAB 34BA Theatre and Spanish 4D8C 4 years AAB 34MArts Theatre with Innovation 2Q50 4 years AAB 34VETERINARY NURSING BSc Veterinary Nursing and Bioveterinary Science DC37 4 years BBC 29BSc Veterinary Nursing and D313 4 years BBC 29 Companion Animal Behaviour VETERINARY SCIENCE BVSc Veterinary Science D100 5 years AAA 36BVSc Veterinary Science: D102 4 years Accelerated Graduate Entry See: bristol.ac.uk/ ug20-vetscience † Entry by transfer

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Postgraduate taught programmes

Accounting and Finance MScAccounting, Finance and Management MScAdvanced Composites MScAdvanced Microelectronic Systems Engineering MScAdvanced Quantitative Methods MResAdvanced Social Work with Children and Families MSc/PGCert/PGDipAnthropology MAApplied Neuropsychology MScApplied Neuropsychology (Bristol based) PGDipApplied Neuropsychology (distance learning) PGDipBanking and Finance Law LLMBanking, Regulation and Financial Stability MScBioinformatics (subject to approval) MScBiomedical Engineering MScBiomedical Sciences Research MScBiophysics and Molecular Life Sciences MScBlack Humanities MAChinese-English Audiovisual Translation (subject to approval) MAChinese-English Translation MAClimate Change Science and Policy MScClinical Conscious Sedation and Anxiety Management PGCertClinical Neuropsychology MScClinical Neuropsychology PGDipClinical Neuropsychology Practice PGCertClinical Oral Surgery PGCertCommercial Law LLMCommunication Networks and Signal Processing MScCompany Law and Corporate Governance LLMComparative Literatures and Cultures MAComposition of Music for Film and Television MAComputer Science (conversion) MScContemporary Identities MScDental Implantology MSc/PGCert/PGDipDevelopment and Security MScDisability Studies: Inclusive Theory and Research MSc/PGDipEarthquake Engineering and Infrastructure Resilience MScEast Asian Development and the Global Economy MScEconomics MResEconomics MScEconomics Graduate DiplomaEconomics and Finance MScEconomics, Finance and Management MScEducation (Hong Kong) MScEducation (Inclusive Education) MSc

Education (Leadership and Policy) MScEducation (Learning, Technology and Society) MScEducation (Mathematics Education) MScEducation (Neuroscience and Education) MScEducation (Open Pathway) MScEducation (Policy and International Development) MScEducation (Teaching and Learning) MScEducational Research MScEmployment, Work and Equality LLMEngineering Mathematics MScEngineering with Management (subject to approval) MScEnglish Literature MAEnvironmental Policy and Management MScEpidemiology MScEthnicity and Multiculturalism MScEuropean and Global Governance MScEuropean Legal Studies LLMExperimental Psychology (conversion) MScFilm and Television MAFinance and Investment MScGender and International Relations MScGeneral Legal Studies LLMGlobal Operations and Supply Chain Management MScGlobal Political Economy MResGlobal Wildlife Health and Conservation MScHealth and Wellbeing MResHealthcare Improvement PGCertHealthcare Management MScHealth, Law and Society LLMHealth Sciences Research MResHealth Sciences Research (Renal) MResHealth Sciences Research (Translational Cardiovascular Medicine) MResHistory MAHistory of Art MAHuman Geography: Society and Space MScHuman Rights Law LLMImage and Video Communications and Signal Processing MScInnovation and Entrepreneurship MScInternational Commercial Law LLMInternational Development MScInternational Law LLMInternational Law and International Relations LLMInternational Relations MScInternational Security MSc

Labour Law and Corporate Governance LLMLaw MALaw and Globalisation LLMLogic and Philosophy of Mathematics MAManagement MScManagement (Entrepreneurship) MScManagement (International Business) MScManagement (Marketing) MScManagement (Operations and Project Management) MScMarketing MScMathematical Sciences MScMathematics of Cybersecurity MScMedieval Studies MA/PGCert/PGDipMigration and Mobility Studies MScMolecular Neuroscience MScMusic MANanoscience and Functional Nanomaterials MScNuclear Science and Engineering MScNutrition, Physical Activity and Public Health MSc/PGDipOptical Communications and Signal Processing MScOral Medicine MScOrthopaedic Surgery MScPalaeobiology MScPerfusion Science MScPhilosophy MAPhilosophy PGDipPhilosophy and History of Science MAPhilosophy of Biological and Cognitive Sciences MAPhilosophy of Physics MAPolicy Research MSc/PGCert/PGDipPostgraduate Certificate in Education PGCEPostgraduate Dental Studies MSc/PGCert/PGDipPsychology of Education BPS MScPublic Health MScPublic Law LLMPublic Policy MScReligion MAReproduction and Development MSc/PGCert/PGDipRobotics MScSecurity, Conflict and Human Rights MResSocial and Cultural Theory MScSocial Science Research Methods (Management) MScSocial Science Research Methods (Politics) MScSocial Science Research Methods (Sociology) MSc

Programme Programme awardProgramme Programme award Programme Programme awardSocial Work MScSocial Work Research MSc/PGDipSocio-Legal Studies MScSociology MScStem Cells and Regeneration MSc/PGCert/PGDipStrategy, Change and Leadership MSc/PGCert/PGDipSustainable Futures MResTeaching and Learning for Health Professionals MSc/PGCert/PGDipTeaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) MScTheoretical and Practical Clinical Neuropsychology PGDipTranslation MA/PGDipTranslational Cardiovascular Medicine MSc/PGCert/PGDipVeterinary Clinical Practice PGDipVeterinary Sciences MScVolcanology MScWater and Environmental Management MScWireless Communications and Signal Processing MSc

Programme Programme award

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Scholarships

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Health and Wellbeing PhDHispanic, Portuguese and Latin American Studies PhD/MPhilHistory PhD/MPhilHistory of Art PhD/MPhilInnovation and Entrepreneurship PhDIntegrative Cardiovascular Science (BHF) (subject to approval) PhDInteractive Artificial Intelligence PhDItalian PhD/MPhilLaw PhDManagement PhDMathematics PhD/MScRMechanical Engineering PhD/MScRMedieval Studies PhD/MPhilMolecular, Genetic and Lifecourse Epidemiology (Wellcome Trust) PhDMusic PhD/MPhil/MMusNeural Dynamics (Wellcome Trust) (subject to approval) PhDNuclear Energy Futures (EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training) PhDOral and Dental Sciences PhD/MScROrthodontics (Doctorate in Dental Surgery)* DDSPhilosophy PhD/MPhilPhysics PhD/MScRPhysiology, Pharmacology and Neuroscience PhD/MD/MScRPopulation Health Sciences PhD/MD/DSc/MScRPsychology PhD/MScRQuantum Engineering PhDReligion and Theology PhD/MPhilRobotics and Autonomous Systems PhDRussian and Czech PhD/MPhilSecurity, Conflict and Human Rights PhDSocial Policy PhDSocial Work PhDSociology, Politics and International Studies PhDSouth West Biosciences (SWBio) Doctoral Training Partnership (BBSRC) (subject to approval) PhDSouth West Doctoral Training Partnership (ESRC) PhD/MSc/MResSouth, West and Wales Doctoral Training Partnership (AHRC) PhDSustainable Futures PhDTechnology Enhanced Chemical Synthesis PhDTheatre and Performance PhD/MPhilTranslation PhD/MPhilTranslational Health Sciences PhD/MD/DSc/MScRVeterinary Sciences PhD/MScR

*Please be aware that new students are recruited to this programme every three years. The next intake will start in autumn 2020.

Programme Programme awardAccounting and Finance PhDAddiction Research Clinical Training (MRC) PhDAdvanced Composites PhDAdvanced Quantitative Methods PhDAerosol Science PhDAerospace Engineering PhD/MScRAnatomy PhD/MD/MScRAnthropology and Archaeology PhD/MPhilArtificial Intelligence, Machine Learning and Advanced Computing (UKRI) PhDBiochemistry PhD/MD/MScRBiological Sciences PhD/MScRCellular and Molecular Medicine PhD/MD/MScRChemistry PhD/MScRCivil Engineering PhD/MScRClassics and Ancient History PhD/MPhilComposites Manufacture EngDComputational Statistics and Data Science: COMPASS PhDComputer Science PhD/MScRCreative Writing PhD/MPhilCyber Security (TIPS at Scale) PhDDigital Health and Care PhDDisability Studies PhDDynamic Molecular Cell Biology (Wellcome Trust) (subject to approval) PhDEarth Sciences PhD/MScREconomics PhDEducation PhDEducation (Hong Kong) EdDEducation: Learning, Leadership and Policy EdDEducational Psychology DEdPsyElectrical and Electronic Engineering PhD/MScREngineering Mathematics PhDEnglish Literature PhD/MPhilExercise, Nutrition and Health PhDFilm and Television PhD/MPhilFrench PhD/MPhilFunctional Nanomaterials (subject to approval) PhDFuture Innovation in Non-Destructive Evaluation EngD/PhDGeographical Sciences (Human Geography) PhD/MPhilGeographical Sciences (Physical Geography) PhD/MScRGerman PhD/MPhilGlobal Environmental Challenges MScRGlobal Political Economy PhDGreat Western Four+ Doctoral Training Partnership (NERC) PhDGW4 BioMed Doctoral Training Partnership (MRC) PhDGW4 FRESH (NERC Centre for Doctoral Training) PhD

Postgraduate research programmes

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An ideal locationLess than an hour from Bristol you can find the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Bath (1), the Glastonbury Festival (2) and scenic beach breaks (3). Find out more about nearby tourist attractions at: www.visitbristol.co.uk

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The impressive Wills Memorial Building at the top of Park Street marks the entrance to our campus.

5 minutes

Our main campus lines the elegant streets of Clifton and includes libraries and study spaces, our newly renovated Indoor Sports Centre and the award-winning Royal Fort Gardens.

Temple Quarter Enterprise Campus

Work is underway on our new Temple Quarter campus. The £300 million campus will help to transform a neglected area of the city within one of Europe’s biggest urban regeneration programmes.

Cabot Tower sits at the summit of Brandon Hill. There are great views from the top, which look across the city.

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University of Bristol Clifton campus

Bristol’s Harbourside bustles with lively bars, restaurants, museums and attractions, and is a focal point for festivals and markets all year round.

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The landmark SS Great Britain is a symbol of Bristol’s maritime heritage. Nearby, Wapping Wharf offers one of the city’s newest locations for independent shops and creative cuisine, housed in converted shipping containers.

30 minutes

Approximate walking times from Tyndall Avenue on the main Clifton Campus

Langford campus

The Bristol Veterinary School is located on the edge of the Mendip Hills in the village of Langford, 14 miles south of Bristol.

Enjoy a stroll through the Georgian arcades and leafy squares of Clifton Village. A top spot for café culture, this neighbourhood is home to the world-famous Clifton Suspension Bridge and is on the edge of the wide green expanse known as The Downs.

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