The MSc Electrical Power Systems builds on a long-term involvement with the power industry, the education of power engineers and extensive research work and expertise within the Department of Electronic and Electrical Engineering.

The programme is designed for working professionals wanting flexible, part-time study to fit around their careers. Students are taught online through our Virtual Learning Environment (Moodle) by our experienced tutors.

Entry Requirements

A first degree (UK 1st or 2nd Class or equivalent) in a numerate study discipline such as electrical power systems, electronic engineering, telecommunications, physics or mathematics.

Access route

For those without a degree the minimum qualifications acceptable for admission are: (a) Membership by examination of a recognised professional institution of at least associate or graduate status; or (b) a recognised college diploma or service college qualification; (a) or (b) must be coupled with either: At least 2 years relevant experience in industry, in teaching or in a government establishment; or the successful completion of a preliminary course acceptable to the board of studies.

Non-graduate applicants who meet the entry requirements will initially be enrolled on the access route. This route comprises the first two units of the full MSc programme. Entrants achieving the required standard in these two units and who wish to continue with their studies will be allowed to apply to register as candidates for the MSc.

English language requirements

The language of study for the course is English. The University's minimum requirement for non-native English speakers is 6.5 in the IELTS test (at least 6.0 in each of the four components) or PTE Academic 62 with no less than 59 in any component.

Other Fees

Admission fee - £315

Access route - £2,746

Browse the link http://www.bath.ac.uk/study/pg/fees/taughtfees/engineering/index.html#distance for more fee details.

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This IEMA accredited programme aims to develop your understanding of environmental management practices and their applications.

Designed and led by committed tutors who have extensive experience in industry, the programme offers content with real-world relevance that can be easily applied in your work environment.

The programme is structured with working professionals in mind and can be completed alongside a full-time job. It is delivered using an online teaching environment (Moodle) and can be studied at home or in the workplace.

The programme is taught through weekly tutor-led discussions combined with self-study, in a range of media from paper workbooks to online resources, such as video and audio.

Entry Requirements

Applicants must have a first degree from a recognised university to be accepted directly onto the MSc programme.

Access Route
Applicants who do not have a first degree but have appropriate practical experience can apply to start the MSc as an Access route student.

The Access route comprises the first two units of the full MSc programme. Entrants who achieve the required standard in these two units and wish to continue with their studies can transfer to the MSc programme.

English language requirements
The language of study for the course is English. Non-native English speakers must supply evidence of one of the following English qualifications:

6.5 in the IELTS test (Academic English) with at least 6.0 in each of the four components

62 in the PTE Academic with no less than 59 in any component.

Other Fees

Access route fee - £2,746

Admission fee - £315

Refer the link below for more fee details

http://www.bath.ac.uk/study/pg/fees/taughtfees/engineering/index.html#distance

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The MSc International Construction Management (ICM) is a flexible programme for construction professionals.

A key element of the programme is learning through reflection on your practice. Emphasis is placed on applying what you learn to the industry and on comparing and contrasting issues with your peers from around the world. This approach is reinforced by the opportunity to attend residentials at the University of Bath, the British Columbia Institute of Technology, Vancouver or in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.

Entry Requirements

Applicants must have a first degree from a recognised University or hold a professional qualification such as MCIOB, MRICS, RIBA, MICE. For non-graduate applicants the Access route is available.

Access route

The Access route comprises the first two units of the full MSc programme and is aimed at candidates who have substantial industry experience within construction but do not necessarily have the academic experience to go directly into the MSc. Entrants achieving the required standard in these two units, who wish to continue with their studies can apply to transfer to the MSc programme.

English language requirements

The language of study for the course is English. The University's minimum requirement for non-native English speakers is 6.5 in the IELTS test or PTE Academic 62 with no less than 59 in any component.

Other Fees

Access route fee - £2,888

Admission fee - £315

Refer the below link for more fee details

http://www.bath.ac.uk/study/pg/fees/taughtfees/engineering/index.html#distance

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The MA in Education programme will give you an unparalleled opportunity to study education at a Masters level. You will be provided with the tools and resources to undertake and use educational research, and will be supported in researching and reflecting on your own practice.

The programme aims to:

Improve your skills of critical thinking and analysis
Enhance your professional practice through greater theoretical understanding of current educational issues.
The programme will give you an unparalleled opportunity to study education at an advanced level. You will work independently within a challenging but supportive environment.

The MA in Education is designed for teachers, lecturers, trainers, educational leaders, managers and administrators, and those aspiring to a career in education.

Entry Requirements

Academic requirements
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A good undergraduate degree (first or 2:1 Honours degree, or equivalent) in an appropriate subject, from a recognised university.

The minimum non-graduate qualifications acceptable for admission are:
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an advanced diploma in education and at least two years of relevant experience, or

a teaching qualification (gained after at least the equivalent of two satisfactory years of higher education) and at least two years of relevant experience, or

be a graduate of an approved university, or hold a degree awarded by the CNAA (or of certain other approved graduate equivalent qualifications) and at least two years of relevant experience.

English Language requirements
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Certificates must be dated to within two years of the start of the programme of study.

IELTS 6.5 (with not less than 6.0 in each of the four components)

TOEFL 92 (internet-based test) not less than 21 Writing, Listening 21, Reading 22 and Speaking 23.

Cambridge Proficiency English (CPE) grade B

Cambridge Advanced English (CAE) grade A

Other Fees

Fee given is total fee for the entire course.

Notes

It is available only in part-time.

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The postgraduate programme in Primary Care is designed for GPs and Specialist Registrars in General Practice providing a lifelong learning framework for professional and practice development. The programme offers an innovative blend of knowledge-based, activity-based and experiential learning, designed in partnership with GPs, to be highly relevant to contemporary General Practice.

Programme features
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select from a range of clinical and non-clinical units
study in a variety of part-time modes- distance, face-to-face and online
select practice-based learning and work-based projects
provides an evidence-based, problem-solving and clinically reasoned approach to primary care
developed in partnership with Postgraduate Deaneries
complementary to GP Curriculum
developing specialist clinical competencies
accreditation of prior learning from other relevant courses
fast track entry recognising prior achievement
recognition of prior experience

Entry Requirements

Academic requirements

A medical degree from a recognised university.

Professional requirements
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You must provide evidence of the following in your application:

Current unrestricted medical registration certificate (e.g. GMC).

Currently be practicing medicine, preferably in a field that allows exposure to Primary Care.

International students are welcome to apply, and will need to be in a position to fulfill primary care practice requirements in their own country.

English Language requirements
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Certificates must be dated to within two years of the start of the programme of study.

IELTS 6.5 (with not less than 6.0 in each of the four components)

TOEFL 92 (internet-based test) with not less than 24 in each of the components.

Other Fees

MSc research phase (students registered in the third year) - £1,550 (domestic)

£2,000 ( international)

Notes

This course may require student to attend face-to-face teaching.

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