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BEAUTIFUL
BRILLIANT
BRISTOL
International Guide
2022/23
UNLOCK YOUR FUTURE Contact us: University of Bristol Beacon House Queen’s Road Bristol BS8 1QU, UK Tel: +44 (0)117 394 0229 Email: international-office bristol.ac.uk/ @bristol.ac.uk international-22
Top 10
in the UK
1st
greenest city in the UK
QS World University Rankings 2022 Compare the Market, 2019
62nd
in the world
3rd
most cultural and creative
QS World University Rankings 2022
city in the UK
European Commission, 2019
Contents
18th 150
2 Welcome
4 Academic life
6 Careers
8 City life
16 Accommodation
20 Support
in Europe for employer We welcome students 22 Societies and sport
reputation from more than 150 24 Fees and scholarships
QS World University Rankings 2022
countries 26 Entry requirements
27 Applying
28 Courses and programmes
41 Location
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WELCOME 2
The University of Bristol enjoys an
international reputation for high-quality
education and research. From our
beginnings in 1876 through to today,
the work of our staff and students
resonates across the world.
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Bristol is one of the most popular Bristol is committed to protecting
and highly ranked universities the environment, with an ambitious
in the UK, home to nearly 30,000 green strategy and innovative
undergraduates and postgraduates. research into global challenges.
Around one quarter of our students We were the first UK university
subjects in the world top 100 are international, helping to make to declare a climate emergency,
QS World University Rankings by subject 2021
Bristol a diverse community. and sustainability is key to our
vision of the future.
As a research-intensive university,
we aim to tackle some of the world’s Living and studying at the heart
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greatest problems. Join us to of Bristol, one of Europe’s most
work at the cutting edge, learn from exciting, creative cities, you’ll find
academics at the forefront of their a world of opportunities close
fields, and be supported to thrive in to campus.
your studies.
Nobel Prize winners
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ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE ‘Bristol is one of the top-ranked universities in the world, and you can feel that from the first minute of being here. Everything from the facilities to the lectures is designed according to top academic standards.’ George, Greece PhD Electrical and Electronic Engineering 4
Renowned for its outstanding
academic environment, Bristol is
the place to reach your potential.
Inspired by research Invested in our facilities
As a member of the Russell Group With 24-hour libraries,
and the Worldwide Universities state-of-the-art laboratories and
Network, Bristol is among the UK’s specialist equipment, our city
leading research universities. Our University is designed with you
curriculum is informed by the latest in mind.
research, and our taught degrees
are led by expert academics working In addition to our thriving Clifton
at the forefront of their subjects. and Langford campuses, we’re
developing a new world-leading
Choice and flexibility campus in the heart of the city,
We offer more than 600 focused on digital, business and
undergraduate and postgraduate social innovation. In this thriving
degrees in a comprehensive choice ecosystem, students, academics,
of subjects, many with flexible unit researchers, businesses, civic
choices. See page 28 for a complete partners and the local community
list of our degrees. will work together to innovate
and build new knowledge in the
digital age.
9th 5th
Other exciting new projects include
the Campus Heart programme,
which is creating a vibrant student
hub at the centre of the University.
in Europe for teaching in the UK for research
THE European Teaching Rankings 2019 THE analysis of REF 2014
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Your career
starts here
We prioritise your career, with a
range of opportunities to help
you unlock your future and get the
Top 10
in the UK for employability
job of your dreams. QS Graduate Employability Rankings 2020
Excellent reputation An international Careers Service Industry insight You can also boost your career
Bristol graduates are highly sought Whether you plan to stay in the Many courses, such as those in prospects and personal development
after by employers in the UK and UK or return to your home country engineering, law and health sciences, by studying, working or volunteering
overseas. The University is in the after graduating, our Careers offer professional mentoring abroad during your studies. Many
UK’s top ten for employability in the Service can support you throughout schemes and the chance to study undergraduate degrees allow you to
latest QS Graduate Employability your studies and for up to three in industry during your degree. spend a semester or a full year
Rankings, scoring particularly highly years after graduation. outside the UK, or you can take part
on employer reputation. Enhance your degree in a shorter summer programme.
We host one of the largest careers Alongside your studies, you can
Many of our degrees are accredited programmes of any UK university, work towards the optional Bristol Launch your business
by professional bodies, societies offering presentations, networking PLUS Award, which recognises Bristol actively encourages the
and institutes, meaning your degree opportunities and workshops. Our your development through work innovators and entrepreneurs of the
will be recognised widely around online portal can help you find job experience, volunteering and future. Our Basecamp Enterprise
the globe. vacancies and paid internships, and extracurricular activities and is Team provides guidance, workshops
we provide practical advice and endorsed by a range of and support to help you develop
resources for CV writing, applications leading recruiters. your entrepreneurial skills and pursue
and interview preparation. your start-up ambitions.
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Benefit from our connections
The Bristol alumni network consists
of nearly 170,000 graduates across
191 countries, with experts and
influencers in every industry sector.
You can connect with Bristol
graduates through our in-country
networks, or join Bristol Connects, our
online alumni networking platform.
‘The Careers Service has been informative and useful,
Visit bristol.ac.uk/bristol-connects
for more information. providing insights into the various career paths you
can take after graduation. Their alumni presentations
have helped me prepare for the labour market and
know what to expect. Choosing Bristol will not only
provide you with academic skills, but also skills
that will be important in your career.’
Zoe, Zimbabwe MSc International Development
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A CITY WITH SOUL ‘Bristol is a beautiful city. It’s not too small but not huge, and not as crowded as London, which makes it easier to walk around.’ Faris, Saudi Arabia IFP – Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics 8
‘The creativity and art of the city
make Bristol very special – from
the famous Clifton Suspension
Bridge to surprising art by Banksy.’
Prekshi, India LLB Law
9A place of
possibilities
‘Bristol is a multicultural hub with young
people from all over the world, so it’s easy
to make friends and try new experiences.
Most importantly, the people are incredibly
warm and welcoming.’
Husam, Palestine MA Film and Television
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countries
represented
in Bristol’s
community
10Bristol is steeped in history and alive
with innovation. It’s a creative, inspiring
city where everyone is welcome.
Nestled in south-west England, Our compact, diverse
Bristol is the UK’s eighth largest city.* neighbourhoods are made for
It has all the energy of a bustling exploring on foot or by bike.
urban metropolis, but with a friendly, On your travels, you’re sure to
relaxed atmosphere that will help come across one of our 400+
you feel at home. We are lucky to city parks – proportionally more
have our University campus near than any other UK city.
400+
the centre of Bristol so you can enjoy
everything the city has to offer. Bristol is a green city that shares
our commitment to protecting the
We are proud of our multicultural environment. It’s a former European
community. A diverse and welcoming Green Capital and the UK’s first
city, Bristol is home to people from cycling city, and aims to become
more than 187 countries, speaking carbon neutral by 2030.
91 languages.** Bristol welcomes parks and green spaces
people of all faiths and none, with at Our city embodies the best of
least 45 religions represented in British culture from day to night, with
our city. Award-winning restaurants streets full of colourful art, quirky
serve delicious food from all over the independent shops and cosy cafés.
world, including vegetarian, vegan Music, theatre and film lovers will
and halal options. be spoiled for choice, with lots of
eclectic venues across town.
‘I love the parks and green spaces.
Going for a walk or hanging out
with friends at Bristol’s various parks
*Primary Urban Area, centreforcities.org 2017
is truly lovely and relaxing.’
**Bristol City Council 2020 Nhu, Vietnam MSc Education: Learning, Technology and Society
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14Our Bristol
Explore Bristol with our virtual tour
bristol.ac.uk/virtual-tour
neighbourhood
1 Clifton campus 5 Harbourside Our Student Residential Villages
Whether you want to study, socialise The harbourside is a cultural hub, See page 16 for more information
or relax, our main campus offers buzzing with galleries, independent about your accommodation options.
study lounges, libraries, gardens, cinema and weekly markets.
cafés and a newly renovated Festivals and stunning sunsets make 9 East Residential Village
sports centre. this a year-round hotspot. 10 minutes
10 minutes
2 Langford campus West Residential Village
(not shown on map) 10
6 Cabot Tower
Bristol Veterinary School is 15 minutes
Take in the view from Cabot Tower or
14 miles south of the city on its relax with a book on Brandon Hill.
own countryside campus. 11 North Residential Village
10 minutes (not shown on map)
3 Temple Quarter 0 minutes, or 20 minute
4
Enterprise Campus 7 Park Street bus journey
(not shown on map) Break for lunch and visit the shops
Work is underway on our along Park Street. At the top is
ambitious new campus, which the Wills Memorial Building, home
is part of a development zone to one of nine libraries and our Approximate walking times
in one of Europe’s biggest urban graduation ceremonies. from the main Clifton campus
regeneration programmes. 5 minutes
4 Wapping Wharf Stokes Croft
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Wapping Wharf and Spike Island (not shown on map)
offer arts events, exciting cuisine The streets of Stokes Croft boast
and waterside hangouts – summer colourful murals and independent
favourites for Bristol students. bars, restaurants and music venues.
30 minutes 15 minutes
15Your new
home
Settling into a new city can be one of the is here to provide expert help and
support to students living in
Private accommodation
If you prefer to rent privately, our
most exciting parts of university life. University residences. dedicated advisers can help
Our friendly Accommodation Office will The team also plans and delivers
with everything from budgeting to
landlords. Learn more at
help you feel at home. activities for students living in bristol.ac.uk/accommodation/
residences. You can take part in privately-rented
a range of events and activities,
Guaranteed accommodation A variety of residences including formal meals, theatre Room type Typical cost
We guarantee a place in our Our Student Residential Villages productions, exercise classes and per week
residences for all new first-year offer ready-made communities to sports leagues. Self-catered £109 to £167
international undergraduates help you settle into life in the UK. single room
and postgraduates, including Across these villages, you can find Typical costs
Self-catered £155 to £199
pre-sessional and foundation a range of residences to suit a You can choose from self-catered en suite room
programme students. For full variety of tastes and budgets, from residences – where you have access
conditions and how to apply, visit shared Georgian townhouses in to a kitchen to cook for yourself – Self-catered studio £207 to £215
colourful Clifton to modern flats in or catered accommodation, which Catered single room £187 to £204
• bristol.ac.uk/accommodation-
the city centre. includes two meals a day.
guarantee for undergraduates Accommodation costs vary according Catered en suite room £207 to £217
• bristol.ac.uk/accommodation/ Security and support to location, facilities and room Catered studio £262
postgraduate/guarantee for Our residences are safe and type, but the table opposite provides
These fees are per person and based on 2021/22
postgraduates welcoming environments, with an indication of typical fees. These rates. Figures rounded to nearest pound.
security and assistance from include internet, heating, electricity,
specially trained staff. Our a social fund contribution and basic
friendly Residential Life team contents insurance, and many also
include a bus pass.
1617
Our
residences
Print Hall
East Residential Village
Postgraduate and
undergraduate residence
160 places
Self-catered
Our University residences are 1.3 miles to campus
more than just places to
From £175 per week
eat and sleep – they are lively
communities of students
from around the world. Hiatt Baker Hall
North Residential Village
Here are just some of our residences. Undergraduate residence
Explore all your options at 719 places
bristol.ac.uk/accommodation Catered and self-catered
2.2 miles to campus
From £152 per week
‘The community and support
I had in student accommodation
were immense. I made friends
I know I will carry with me for the Manor Hall
rest of my life. It will always have West Residential Village
Undergraduate residence
a place in my heart.’ 235 places
Raeesa, Canada LLB Law Self-catered
0.7 miles to campus
From £99 per week
These fees are per person and based on 2021/22
rates. Figures rounded to nearest pound.
18East Residential Village
Located in and around Bristol’s
city centre, these residences are
all within walking distance of
the main campus, and benefit from
an endless supply of shops, cafés
and bars. Nearby is Bristol’s vibrant
harbourside, a popular area for
cultural events and nights out.
West Residential Village
These residences are mostly based
in and around Clifton – a picturesque
suburb of Bristol with traditional
architecture, café culture and green
University
campus spaces. West Village accommodation
is mostly around 15 minutes’ walk
from the main campus.
North Residential Village
This campus of accommodation
is around two miles from the main
campus – a 20-minute bus trip or
a pleasant 40-minute walk. It’s set
in 65 acres of grounds, with
extensive gardens and space for
socialising and relaxing.
19Supporting you
Our student services are here to support all
aspects of university life, so you can make the
most of your time at Bristol.
A warm welcome Visas Wellbeing and mental health support
Before you arrive in the UK you’ll have an option If you are not a British or Irish Citizen, you will Using our Request for Support service you
to book a door-to-door airport transfer service most likely need to apply for a visa to come can access the support you need, such as online
organised by the University. During September to the UK to study. Our dedicated Student Visa peer-support resources; Student Wellbeing and
our Global Lounge will be running a welcome Services team is available to help from the Residential Life Services; the Student Counselling
programme – a great opportunity to meet other moment you accept an offer of a place right Service; and Nilaari, offering culturally
new students and get your questions answered. through to graduation. appropriate counselling for Black, Asian and
Minority Ethnic students. Find out more at
Academic support We have a dedicated team of advisers who can bristol.ac.uk/wellbeing
Most taught students will be assigned a personal offer immigration information and advice in a
tutor to meet with you regularly, provide pastoral professional, friendly and confidential manner, as We appreciate that students with enduring
and academic support, and direct you to specialist well as comprehensive visa web pages that mental health difficulties may experience
services. Research students will receive similar will help you prepare for the process. The latest additional challenges in transitioning to university.
support through their supervisor. guidance is available at bristol.ac.uk/visas If you have mental health difficulties, we
recommend you notify us soon after accepting
Our Study Skills service provides online interactive Healthcare your offer to study at Bristol, so we can help
resources, peer advice sessions, online study Most international students can access medical you to set up your support network before you
groups, one-to-one tutorials and small-group care through the National Health Service (NHS). arrive. For information about the support
workshops to complement your academic The University’s Student Health Service is a full available, visit bristol.ac.uk/disability-services
learning. Many degrees also offer Peer Assisted NHS doctor’s practice, which is available to
Study Sessions (PASS) in your first year, or any student living within its locality. There are also
subject-specific courses to develop your academic many other doctor’s practices available across
language and literacy. Bristol. For more information, visit bristol.ac.uk/
students-health/international-students
20Disability Services Support if you have children
Our Disability Services team provides advice We offer a subsidised day nursery on the main
and study support for ongoing health conditions, campus, which can accommodate children from
mental health difficulties, specific learning three months to five years old during weekdays
difficulties, autism spectrum conditions, sensory throughout the year.
impairments and mobility difficulties. If you have
any of these, we strongly encourage you to make Global Lounge
contact early so we can advise you of the support The Global Lounge is a cultural hub that celebrates
available and how to access it. Find out more at all cultures and encourages community building
bristol.ac.uk/disability-services among all students through social events, activities
and a regular Language Café. The physical
Faith and spirituality Global Lounge, situated at the heart of campus,
The Multifaith Chaplaincy offers confidential is a place for international and UK students to
pastoral and spiritual support, religious information connect, learn from each other and find out about
and advice, regular events, and a welcoming global opportunities.
space for students of all faiths and none. See
bristol.ac.uk/chaplaincy
‘Bristol’s visa advice service is
excellent and efficient. When
I needed a visa renewal, the staff
were incredibly helpful and
kind. I was provided with simple
and clear guidance and got
my visa renewed worry-free.’
Aewis, Malaysia PhD Advanced Composites
21SOCIETIES
With more than 400 clubs
and societies for all
interests, everyone can
AND SPORT
belong at Bristol.
‘You will find something
that you enjoy doing here, be
it societies, volunteering
or sports – just have fun and
be yourself.’
Yasmeen, Malaysia BSc Accounting
and Finance
22Led by students, for students Sport, exercise and health Volunteering
Every student at Bristol automatically We offer a range of activities for Volunteering is a great way to build
becomes a member of the Students’ sport and exercise, to help you confidence, develop your skills and
Union, Bristol SU. The SU offers start or maintain a healthy and active make a positive impact in the Bristol
impartial, confidential academic lifestyle during your time in Bristol. community. It’s easy to get involved
advice; student representation; and You can access excellent facilities on and there’s a huge range of
endless opportunities to get involved campus, including our gym, fitness opportunities – both student-led
in the Bristol community. You can classes, studios and swimming pool. projects, and links to charities and
also relax on campus in the Bristol You can also play sport socially or community groups across the city
SU Living Room, or socialise in the competitively by joining one of 70 and beyond. Bristol SU Volunteering
Bristol SU Loft. student sport clubs on offer and has been awarded the Queen’s
develop your sporting career with the Award for Voluntary Service, the
Explore Bristol SU at
support of our Performance Team. highest award given to local
www.bristolsu.org.uk
volunteer groups across the UK.
For more information, visit our web
Pursue your passions
pages at bristol.ac.uk/sport
Bristol SU is home to hundreds of
student-run, interest-based societies,
400+
with everything from photography
to baking and gardening to
skydiving. These include more than
50 country-specific and religious
societies – a great way to share your
culture and feel a bit closer to home.
Student networks clubs and societies
Bristol SU networks are a way for
students to build communities
and create change. The International
Students Network represents
international students, and it also
brings them together through
socials, campaigns, forums and
more. You can also join one of our
17 other networks such as the
BME Network, LGBT+ Network and
Multifaith Network.
23Fees and scholarships
Studying for a degree is an investment
in your future. Find out the costs and what
support is available.
Tuition fees Foundation and pre-sessional programme fees Cost of living
Tuition fees will depend on your Programme Annual Deposit Most students spend between
tuition fee
course and your fee status. 2022/23
£9,000 and £15,000 a year
International tuition fees (including on living expenses, including
EU) for the academic year 2022/23 International Foundation Programme – Arts and Humanities £22,200 £2,000 accommodation, although
are given to the right. Fees are International Foundation Programme – Dentistry £22,200 £2,000 this may vary depending on your
reviewed annually and are not fixed International Foundation Programme – Science, Technology, £23,100 £2,000 lifestyle. For a breakdown of
for the duration of your studies; you Engineering and Mathematics typical living costs, visit
should budget for an annual increase International Foundation Programme – Social Sciences and Law £22,200 £2,000 bristol.ac.uk/living-expenses
of up to five per cent. This increase
Pre-sessional English language courses £2,990 to £300
does not apply to undergraduate £4,880 Grocery item Typical cost
clinical courses in medicine, dentistry Undergraduate course fees 1 litre milk £0.91
and veterinary science.
Course Annual tuition fee 2022/23 Deposit
1.5 litre bottled water £0.89
For the latest information Arts-based subjects £21,100 None 1kg of onions £0.96
about tuition fees, visit Science-based subjects £25,900 None 1kg of bananas £1.14
bristol.ac.uk/tuition-fees BDS Dentistry £39,900 None 1kg of white rice £1.21
MB ChB Medicine £36,800 None 1kg of potatoes £1.19
BVSc Veterinary Science £33,600 None 12 eggs £1.98
Postgraduate programme fees Cappuccino in a café £2.91
Tuition fees vary depending on degree; search for your programme online at numbeo.com, July 2021
bristol.ac.uk/postgraduate A deposit of £2,000 is required.
24£2m
in scholarships
is available for international students
in 2022/23
Scholarships
If you have the ability to succeed at
Bristol, concerns about funding
should not stop you from applying.
Our Think Big programme offers a
range of scholarships for international
students, including those from
the EU, that can help fund your
tuition fees. Find out more at
bristol.ac.uk/international-
scholarships
Other financial support may be
available to help fund your studies,
including scholarships with our
external partners. To find out ‘The scholarship I was granted by
about all the options and check
your eligibility, use our online
the University really helped me a lot.
funding search tool at Besides the economic part, the
bristol.ac.uk/scholarships scholarship really made me shine.’
Carolina, Peru MSc Ethnicity and Multiculturalism
25Entry View entry requirements for
your country at
requirements
bristol.ac.uk/international/countries
We assess every application on individual merit
and consider a wide range of qualifications.
International qualifications English language requirements Education agents Mature students
If you studied at a school, college International applicants are required Bristol has agreements with A mature student is aged 21 or above
or university outside the UK, you can to have a good standard of English various education representatives, when they start their undergraduate
find detailed information about to study at Bristol, and different or agents, around the world. degree. We welcome applications
equivalent qualifications at bristol. courses need different language These are listed at bristol.ac.uk/ from mature students and will provide
ac.uk/international/countries levels, called profiles. The language international/countries tailored support. Find out about
profile needed for each course is applying as a mature student at
If your qualifications don’t quite meet specified in our online course Representatives can help you bristol.ac.uk/mature
the level required for direct entry listings. Details of each profile, and to apply, but using one does not
onto one of our degrees, you may the qualifications that can be used put you at an advantage or
want to consider our one-year to meet the requirements, can disadvantage when we consider
International Foundation Programme. be found at bristol.ac.uk/study/ your application.
We also run 6-week and 10-week language-requirements
pre-sessional courses that prepare Other requirements
conditional and unconditional You do not need to have reached the Some courses require you to have
international students for their studies required English language level studied specific subjects, which
(but please note you cannot take a before applying. If you can’t yet fulfil will be included in the online course
pre-sessional course before the the specified profile, we will include page. For some courses, you
International Foundation Programme). this as part of your offer. must take an admissions test before
Find out more at bristol.ac.uk/ we can offer you a place. These
academic-language requirements will be listed on the
online course page.
26Applying
From exploring the University to receiving an offer,
your student journey is about to begin.
Events and visits Service (UCAS). Our UCAS institution Deadlines Offer types
You can explore Bristol from home code is BRISL B78. For more Some courses have application A conditional offer means your
with our virtual tour, online events details and exceptions, see bristol. deadlines, which you will need place is dependent on achieving
and live chats. If travel restrictions ac.uk/international-ug-apply to meet in order to be considered specified grades, and/or meeting our
allow, our friendly staff will also for 2022 entry. Use our online English language requirements. An
be attending education events Prospective postgraduate course finders to check the deadline unconditional offer means you have
worldwide. Find out more at students should apply using our for your subject. already met all the academic
bristol.ac.uk/international-visits online application form at bristol.ac.uk/undergraduate requirements for your chosen course.
bristol.ac.uk/pg-apply bristol.ac.uk/postgraduate
How to apply Selection
International Foundation Programme If you are a postgraduate research If you are applying for a scholarship Our admissions statements,
applicants based in mainland China applicant, you may want, or be or funding, these will have their own available for all courses, outline
should apply through our China requested, to propose your own area application deadlines. You often how applications are assessed and
Office. All other applicants should of study. The school website and need to have applied for your chosen the criteria used to assess them.
apply through Kaplan International admissions statement will give details course before you can submit a Statements for 2022 entry will be
Pathways, our trusted recruitment on what your research proposal funding application. finalised by August 2021 for
and admissions partner. Find out how should contain. You can search for undergraduate courses, and in
at bristol.ac.uk/ifp-apply a potential supervisor using our September 2021 for postgraduate
website. We recommend emailing programmes.
Applicants for most undergraduate the relevant school or faculty office bristol.ac.uk/ug-policies
degrees should apply through the to discuss your research proposal bristol.ac.uk/pg-policies
Universities and Colleges Admissions with your chosen supervisor
before applying.
27Courses and
programmes
We offer hundreds of courses and programmes
600+
courses and
across a range of levels. programmes
Undergraduate courses Postgraduate taught programmes • Our
one-year or two-year master’s If you are a conditional or
Bristol offers a wide choice of These programmes, leading to by research degrees (eg MScR, unconditional offer holder, our
undergraduate courses, leading to a master’s degree (eg MA, MSc, MPhil, MMus) include a structured summer pre-sessional courses will
a bachelor’s degree (eg BA, BSc, MRes, LLM), combine taught research project. provide the best possible preparation
LLB), including single honours and units with a research project, and for your studies. They will help you
• Professional
doctorates (eg EdD,
joint honours. are usually studied over one develop your academic language and
year full-time. We also offer EngD, DEdPsych, MD) are typically literacy and meet the expectations
Most undergraduate courses are Postgraduate Diplomas (PGDip) suited to specialist practitioners of your chosen programme.
three years long, though some and Postgraduate Certificates already qualified to an advanced
include an additional year abroad (PGCert) in some subjects. level who wish to deepen their Intercalated courses
or in industry. In many science, knowledge. Current medical, dental and veterinary
engineering and health science Postgraduate research students can apply to intercalate
courses you can choose a four-year programmes Pre-sessional and foundation at Bristol. An intercalated award is
integrated master’s degree (eg On a postgraduate research courses an additional undergraduate degree
MEng, MSci). Dentistry, medicine degree, also known as a doctoral Our one-year, tailored International (BSc or BA) or a master’s-level
and veterinary science degrees programme, you will conduct Foundation Programme is the ideal programme that you complete in an
usually take five years. original research under the close preparation if you need to improve intensive year away from your
supervision of academic experts. your academic knowledge, language normal studies.
and literacy before starting university.
• A
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) is the
most common research degree,
normally taking three to four years
of full-time study.
28Pre-sessional courses Intercalated degrees
Search for a pre-sessional course at Search for an intercalated degree at
bristol.ac.uk/academic-language bristol.ac.uk/intercalate
Course Duration Standalone courses One-year entry onto three-year courses
For undergraduate and 10 weeks, plus Bioethics (BSc) Biochemistry with Medical Biochemistry (BSc)
postgraduate offer holders: a compulsory
Child Health Research (BSc) Cancer Biology and Immunology (BSc)
June start induction week
Clinical Sciences (BSc) Cellular and Molecular Medicine (BSc)
For undergraduate and
postgraduate offer holders: 6 weeks Epidemiology (MSc) Childhood Studies (BSc)
July start
Functional and Clinical Anatomy (BSc) Medical Microbiology (BSc)
Genomic Medicine (BSc) Neuroscience (BSc)
International Foundation Programme Global Health (BSc) Pharmacology (BSc)
Search for an International Foundation Global Wildlife Health and Conservation (MSc) Physiological Science (BSc)
Programme at bristol.ac.uk/ifp Health, Law and Society (LLM) Social Policy (BSc)
Health Sciences Research (MRes) Virology and Immunology (BSc)
Programme Duration Health Sciences Research (Renal) (MRes) Zoology (BSc)
Arts and Humanities pathway 1 year Health Sciences Research
(Translational Cardiovascular Medicine) (MRes)
Dentistry pathway 1 year
Medical Humanities (BA)
Science, Technology, Engineering
1 year
and Mathematics pathway Public Health (MSc)
Social Sciences and Law pathway 1 year Translational Cardiovascular Medicine (MSc)
29Undergraduate courses Course UCAS
code
Length Typical
A-level
offer
Typical
IB offer
Course UCAS
code
Length Typical
A-level
offer
Typical
IB offer
AEROSPACE ENGINEERING BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES
Search for an undergraduate course at BEng Aerospace BSc Biology C100 3 years AAB 34
H405 3 years A*AA 38
bristol.ac.uk/undergraduate Engineering
BSc Plant Sciences C201 3 years AAB 34
MEng Aerospace BSc Zoology C300 3 years AAB 34
H410 4 years A*AA 38
Engineering
MSci Biology C103 4 years AAA 36
Course UCAS Length Typical Typical MEng Aerospace
code A-level IB offer Engineering with a Year † 5 years A*AA 38 MSci Plant Sciences C203 4 years AAA 36
offer in Industry MSci Zoology C303 4 years AAA 36
ACCOUNTING AND FINANCE MEng Aerospace BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES
Engineering with † 4 years A*AA 38
BSc Accounting Study Abroad BSc Biomedical
NN43 3 years AAA 36 B900 3 years AAA 36
and Finance Sciences
MEng Aerospace
BSc Accounting Engineering with Study BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT
and Finance with † 4 years AAA 36 H401 4 years A*AA 38
Abroad in a Modern
Professional Placement Language BA International
Business Management NR11 4 years AAA 36
BSc Accounting ANCIENT HISTORY and French
and Finance with NN46 4 years AAA 36
Study Abroad BA Ancient History V110 3 years AAB 34 BA International
Business Management NR12 4 years AAA 36
BSc Accounting and ANTHROPOLOGY AND ARCHAEOLOGY and German
NN42 3 years AAA 36
Management BA Anthropology XD49 3 years AAB 34 BA International
BSc Accounting and BA Archaeology and Business Management NR14 4 years AAA 36
Management with † 4 years AAA 36 VL46 3 years AAB 34 and Spanish
Anthropology
Professional Placement
MArts Anthropology BSc Accounting and
BSc Accounting and XD50 4 years AAB 34 NN42 3 years AAA 36
with Innovation Management
Management with NN45 4 years AAA 36
Study Abroad APPLIED ANATOMY BSc Accounting and
Management with † 4 years AAA 36
BSc Economics and BSc Applied Anatomy B112 3 years ABB 32 Professional Placement
LN14 3 years AAA 36
Accounting
BIOCHEMISTRY BSc Accounting and
BSc Economics and BSc Biochemistry C700 3 years AAA 36 Management with NN45 4 years AAA 36
Accounting with † 4 years AAA 36 Study Abroad
Professional Placement BSc Biochemistry with C720 3 years AAA 36 BSc Business and
Medical Biochemistry N200 3 years AAA 36
BSc Economics and Management
Accounting with LN16 4 years AAA 36 BSc Biochemistry
Study Abroad with Molecular Biology C790 3 years AAA 36 BSc Business and
and Biotechnology Management with N201 4 years AAA 36
BSc Economics and Study Abroad
LN13 3 years AAA 36
Finance BSc Biochemistry with † 4 years AAA 36
Study in Industry BSc Business and
BSc Economics
and Finance with LN15 4 years AAA 36 Management with Study
MSci Biochemistry C701 4 years AAA 36 Abroad in a Modern 4H56 4 years AAA 36
Study Abroad
MSci Biochemistry with Language
BSc Finance N300 3 years AAA 36 C721 4 years AAA 36
Medical Biochemistry
BSc Economics and LN12 3 years AAA 36
MSci Biochemistry with Management
Molecular Biology and C791 4 years AAA 36
Biotechnology BSc Economics and
Management with LN17 4 years AAA 36
Study Abroad
30Course UCAS Length Typical Typical Course UCAS Length Typical Typical Course UCAS Length Typical Typical
code A-level IB offer code A-level IB offer code A-level IB offer
offer offer offer
BSc International CHEMICAL PHYSICS CIVIL ENGINEERING
N120 3 years AAA 36
Business Management
BSc Chemical Physics F320 3 years AAA 36 BEng Civil Engineering H205 3 years A*AA 38
BSc International MSci Chemical Physics F322 4 years A*AA 38 MEng Civil Engineering H200 4 years A*AA 38
Business Management N121 4 years AAA 36
with Study Abroad MSci Chemical MEng Civil Engineering
Physics with F323 4 years A*AA 38 † 5 years A*AA 38
with a Year in Industry
BSc International Industrial Experience
Business Management MEng Civil Engineering
N122 4 years AAA 36 CHEMISTRY † 4 years A*AA 38
with Study Abroad with Study Abroad
in a Modern Language
BSc Chemistry F100 3 years AAA 36 MEng Civil Engineering
MSci Management MSci Chemistry F103 4 years A*AA 38 with Study Abroad H201 4 years A*AA 38
N204 4 years AAA 36
with Innovation in a Modern Language
MSci Chemistry with
CELLULAR AND MOLECULAR MEDICINE F105 4 years A*AA 38 CLASSICAL STUDIES
Industrial Experience
BSc Cancer Biology BA Classical Studies Q810 3 years AAB 34
B131 3 years AAB 34 MSci Chemistry with
and Immunology F107 4 years A*AA 38
Study Abroad BA English and QQ38 3 years AAA 36
BSc Cancer Biology Classical Studies
MSci Chemistry with
and Immunology with † 4 years AAB 34 Study Abroad in a F104 4 years A*AA 38
Study in Industry CLASSICS
Modern Language
BA Classics Q800 3 years AAB 34
BSc Cellular and CHEMISTRY WITH SCIENTIFIC COMPUTING
B130 3 years AAB 34
Molecular Medicine COMPARATIVE LITERATURES AND CULTURES
BSc Chemistry with
BSc Cellular and F130 3 years AAA 36 BA Comparative
Scientific Computing Q200 3 years AAB 34
Molecular Medicine with † 4 years AAB 34 Literatures and Cultures
Study in Industry MSci Chemistry with F131 4 years A*AA 38 BA Comparative
Scientific Computing
BSc Medical Literatures and Cultures QR38 4 years AAB 34
C521 3 years AAB 34
Microbiology CHILDHOOD STUDIES and French
BSc Medical BSc Childhood Studies L520 3 years ABB 32 BA Comparative
Microbiology with † 4 years AAB 34 Literatures and Cultures QR40 4 years AAB 34
Study in Industry BSc Childhood Studies L525 4 years ABB 32 and German
with Study Abroad
BSc Virology and BA Comparative
C540 3 years AAB 34 BSc Childhood Studies Literatures and Cultures QR41 4 years AAB 34
Immunology
with Quantitative L522 3 years ABB 32 and Italian
BSc Virology and Research Methods
Immunology with † 4 years AAB 34 BA Comparative
Study in Industry MSci Childhood Studies Literatures and Cultures QR42 4 years AAB 34
L526 4 years ABB 32
with Innovation and Portuguese
MSci Cancer Biology B132 4 years AAB 34 MSci Childhood Studies BA Comparative
and Immunology
with Quantitative L523 4 years ABB 32 Literatures and Cultures QR43 4 years AAB 34
MSci Cellular and Research Methods and Russian
B133 4 years AAB 34
Molecular Medicine
BA Comparative
MSci Medical Literatures and Cultures QR39 4 years AAB 34
C522 4 years AAB 34
Microbiology and Spanish
MSci Virology and C541 4 years AAB 34
Immunology
31Course UCAS Length Typical Typical Course UCAS Length Typical Typical Course UCAS Length Typical Typical
code A-level IB offer code A-level IB offer code A-level IB offer
offer offer offer
COMPUTER SCIENCE BSc Economics and ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING
Accounting with LN16 4 years AAA 36
BEng Computer Science Study Abroad BEng Computer Science
GH45 3 years AAA 36 GH45 3 years AAA 36
and Electronics and Electronics
BSc Economics and
BSc Computer Science G400 3 years A*AA 38 L140 3 years A*AA 38 BEng Electrical and
Econometrics H600 3 years AAA 36
Electronic Engineering
BSc Mathematics and BSc Economics and
GG14 3 years A*A*A 40
Computer Science Econometrics with L142 4 years A*AA 38 BEng Mechanical and H361 3 years AAA 36
Study Abroad Electrical Engineering
MEng Computer Science G403 4 years A*AA 38
MEng Computer Science BSc Economics MEng Computer Science
GH46 4 years AAA 36 LN13 3 years AAA 36 GH46 4 years AAA 36
and Electronics and Finance and Electronics
MEng Computer Science BSc Economics and MEng Computer Science
and Electronics with GH4P 4 years AAA 36 Finance with LN15 4 years AAA 36 and Electronics with GH4P 4 years AAA 36
Study Abroad Study Abroad Study Abroad
MEng Computer Science BSc Economics and MEng Electrical and
† 4 years A*AA 38 LN12 3 years AAA 36 H606 4 years AAA 36
with Study Abroad Management Electronic Engineering
BSc Economics and MEng Electrical and
MEng Computer Science Electronic Engineering
G404 4 years A*AA 38 Management with LN17 4 years AAA 36 † 5 years AAA 36
with Innovation with a Year in Industry
Study Abroad
MEng Mathematics and MEng Electrical and
GG1K 4 years A*A*A 40 BSc Economics
Computer Science LG11 3 years A*AA 38 Electronic Engineering H604 4 years AAA 36
and Mathematics
CRIMINOLOGY with Innovation
BSc Economics
BSc Criminology M900 3 years AAB 34 LL12 3 years AAA 36 MEng Electrical and
and Politics
Electronic Engineering † 4 years AAA 36
BSc Criminology BSc Economics and with Study Abroad
with Quantitative M902 3 years AAB 34 Politics with LL14 4 years AAA 36
Research Methods MEng Electrical and
Study Abroad Electronic Engineering
BSc Criminology with H605 4 years AAA 36
M901 4 years AAB 34 BSc Economics with with Study Abroad
Study Abroad L105 4 years A*AA 38 in a Modern Language
Study Abroad
BSc Social Policy with MEng Mechanical and
LM49 3 years AAB 34 BSc Economics with H360 4 years AAA 36
Criminology Electrical Engineering
Study Abroad in a L101 4 years A*AA 38
MSci Criminology Modern Language MEng Mechanical and
with Quantitative M903 4 years AAB 34 Electrical Engineering † 5 years AAA 36
Research Methods BSc Philosophy VL51 3 years AAA 36 with a Year in Industry
and Economics
DENTISTRY ENGINEERING DESIGN
BSc Philosophy and
BDS Dentistry A206 5 years AAA 36 Economics with VL54 4 years AAA 36 MEng Engineering
ECONOMICS Study Abroad Design with Study H150 5 years A*AA 38
in Industry
BSc Economics L100 3 years A*AA 38 MSci Economics L104 4 years A*AA 38
with Innovation ENGINEERING MATHEMATICS
BSc Economics and LN14 3 years AAA 36 EDUCATION BEng Engineering
Accounting G162 3 years AAA 36
Mathematics
BSc Economics and BSc Education Studies X300 3 years ABB 32
Accounting with † 4 years AAA 36 BSc Education Studies MEng Engineering
X304 4 years ABB 32 G161 4 years AAA 36
Professional Placement with Study Abroad Mathematics
MEng Engineering
BSc Psychology in X301 3 years ABB 32 Mathematics with † 5 years AAA 36
Education a Year in Industry
BSc Psychology MEng Engineering
in Education with X305 4 years ABB 32 Mathematics with G160 4 years AAA 36
Study Abroad Study Abroad
32Course UCAS Length Typical Typical Course UCAS Length Typical Typical Course UCAS Length Typical Typical
code A-level IB offer code A-level IB offer code A-level IB offer
offer offer offer
ENGLISH FRENCH GEOPHYSICS
BA English Q300 3 years AAA 36 BA Modern Languages RR01 4 years AAB 34 BSc Geophysics F661 3 years AAB 34
BA English and BA Comparative MSci Geophysics F662 4 years AAB 34
QQ38 3 years AAA 36 Literatures and QR38 4 years AAB 34
Classical Studies
Cultures and French MSci Geophysics with F663 4 years AAB 34
BA English and French QR31 4 years AAA 36 Study Abroad
BA English and French QR31 4 years AAA 36
BA English and German QR32 4 years AAA 36 GERMAN
BA Film and French 2LK6 4 years AAB 34
BA English and History QV31 3 years AAA 36 BA Modern Languages RR01 4 years AAB 34
BA History and French VR11 4 years AAA 36
BA English and Italian QR33 4 years AAA 36 BA Comparative
BA History of Art Literatures and QR40 4 years AAB 34
BA English and VR31 4 years AAB 34
QV35 3 years AAA 36 and French Cultures and German
Philosophy
BA International BA English and German QR32 4 years AAA 36
BA English and Business Management NR11 4 years AAA 36
QR35 4 years AAA 36 BA Film and German 4F29 4 years AAB 34
Portuguese and French
BA English and Russian QR37 4 years AAA 36 BA Music and French WR31 4 years AAB 34 BA History and German VR12 4 years AAA 36
BA English and Spanish QR34 4 years AAA 36 BA Philosophy and BA History of Art
RV15 4 years AAB 34 VR32 4 years AAB 34
French and German
BA Film and English 6T3X 3 years AAA 36
BA Politics and French RL12 4 years AAB 34 BA International
BA Theatre and English 4CC8 3 years AAA 36 Business Management NR12 4 years AAA 36
ENVIRONMENTAL GEOSCIENCE BA Theatre and French W43F 4 years AAB 34 and German
BSc Environmental LLB Law and French MR11 4 years A*AA 38 BA Music and German WR32 4 years AAB 34
F640 3 years AAB 34
Geoscience GEOGRAPHY BA Philosophy RV25 4 years AAB 34
MSci Environmental and German
F641 4 years AAB 34 BSc Geography F800 3 years AAA 36
Geoscience BA Politics and German RL22 4 years AAB 34
BSc Geography with
MSci Environmental Quantitative Research F802 3 years AAA 36 BA Theatre and German 21C7 4 years AAB 34
Geoscience with F644 4 years AAB 34 Methods
Study Abroad LLB Law and German MR12 4 years A*AA 38
BSc Geography with
FILM 09F4 4 years AAA 36 HISTORY
Study Abroad
BA Film and English 6T3X 3 years AAA 36 BSc Geography with BA English and History QV31 3 years AAA 36
BA Film and French 2LK6 4 years AAB 34 Study Abroad in a F801 4 years AAA 36 BA History V100 3 years AAA 36
Modern Language
BA Film and German 4F29 4 years AAB 34 BA History and French VR11 4 years AAA 36
MSci Geography with
BA Film and Italian 4L92 4 years AAB 34 F805 4 years AAA 36 BA History and German VR12 4 years AAA 36
Innovation
BA Film and Portuguese 4PP8 4 years AAB 34 MSci Geography BA History and Italian VR13 4 years AAA 36
BA Film and Spanish L288 4 years AAB 34 with Quantitative F804 4 years AAA 36 BA History and
Research Methods VR15 4 years AAA 36
Portuguese
BA Film and Television 4M5N 3 years AAB 34
GEOLOGY BA History and Russian VR17 4 years AAA 36
BA Theatre and Film 4KDU 3 years AAB 34
BSc Geology F600 3 years AAB 34 BA History and Spanish VR14 4 years AAA 36
MArts Film and Television 4M50 4 years AAB 34 MSci Geology F603 4 years AAB 34 MArts History with
with Innovation V104 4 years AAA 36
MSci Geophysics with Innovation
F609 4 years AAB 34
Study Abroad
33Course UCAS Length Typical Typical Course UCAS Length Typical Typical Course UCAS Length Typical Typical
code A-level IB offer code A-level IB offer code A-level IB offer
offer offer offer
HISTORY OF ART ITALIAN MATHEMATICS
BA History of Art V350 3 years AAB 34 BA Modern Languages RR01 4 years AAB 34 BSc Data Science G1G5 3 years A*AA 38
BA History of Art BA Comparative BSc Data Science with
VR31 4 years AAB 34 Literatures and QR41 4 years AAB 34 G1G6 4 years A*AA 38
and French a Year in Industry
Cultures and Italian
BA History of Art BSc Economics and
VR32 4 years AAB 34 BA English and Italian QR33 4 years AAA 36 LG11 3 years A*AA 38
and German Mathematics
BA History of Art BA Film and Italian 4L92 4 years AAB 34 BSc Mathematics G100 3 years A*A*A 40
VR33 4 years AAB 34
and Italian BA History and Italian VR13 4 years AAA 36 BSc Mathematics and GG14 3 years A*A*A 40
BA History of Art BA History of Art Computer Science
VR35 4 years AAB 34 VR33 4 years AAB 34
and Portuguese and Italian BSc Mathematics and VG51 3 years A*AA 38
BA History of Art BA Music and Italian WR33 4 years AAB 34 Philosophy
VR37 4 years AAB 34
and Russian
BA Philosophy and BSc Mathematics and
RV35 4 years AAB 34 GFD3 3 years A*AA 38
BA History of Art Italian Physics
VR34 4 years AAB 34
and Spanish
BA Politics and Italian RL32 4 years AAB 34 BSc Mathematics with G1G3 3 years A*A*A 40
INNOVATION Statistics
BA Theatre and Italian 22FF 4 years AAB 34
MArts Anthropology BSc Mathematics with
XD50 4 years AAB 34 LAW G1G4 3 years A*A*A 40
with Innovation Statistics for Finance
MArts Film and TV LLB Law M100 3 years A*AA 38 BSc Mathematics with
4M50 4 years AAB 34 Study Abroad in a G101 4 years A*A*A 40
with Innovation LLB Law and French MR11 4 years A*AA 38
Modern Language
MArts History with LLB Law and German MR12 4 years A*AA 38
V104 4 years AAA 36 MEng Mathematics and
Innovation GG1K 4 years A*A*A 40
LLB Law and Spanish MR13 4 years A*AA 38 Computer Science
MArts Music with W304 4 years AAB 34 LLB Law with MSci Mathematics G103 4 years A*A*A 40
Innovation † 4 years A*AA 38
Study Abroad
MArts Theatre with MSci Mathematics and
2Q50 4 years AAB 34 LLB Law with Study in GV15 4 years A*AA 38
Innovation † 4 years A*AA 38 Philosophy
Continental Europe
MEng Computer Science MSci Mathematics and
G404 4 years A*AA 38 LIBERAL ARTS GFC3 4 years A*AA 38
with Innovation Physics
MEng Electrical and BA Liberal Arts 2ZB7 3 years AAA 36 MSci Mathematics G1GH 4 years A*A*A 40
Electronic Engineering H604 4 years AAA 36 MLibArts Liberal Arts with Statistics
with Innovation 2T23 4 years AAA 36
with Study Abroad MSci Mathematics G105 4 years A*A*A 40
MSci Childhood Studies MARKETING with Study Abroad
L526 4 years ABB 32
with Innovation
BSc Marketing N500 3 years AAA 36 MSci Mathematics with
MSci Economics with Study Abroad in a G104 4 years A*A*A 40
L104 4 years A*AA 38 BSc Marketing with Modern Language
Innovation N504 4 years AAA 36
Study Abroad
MSci Geography with MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
F805 4 years AAA 36 BSc Marketing with
Innovation BEng Mechanical
Study Abroad in a N501 4 years AAA 36 H305 3 years A*AA 38
MSci Management Modern Language Engineering
N204 4 years AAA 36
with Innovation BEng Mechanical and H361 3 years AAA 36
MSci Physics with Electrical Engineering
F306 4 years A*AA 38
Innovation MEng Mechanical H300 4 years A*AA 38
MSci Psychology with Engineering
C804 4 years A*AA 38
Innovation MEng Mechanical
MSci Social Policy Engineering with † 5 years A*AA 38
L405 4 years ABB 32 a Year in Industry
with Innovation
34Course UCAS Length Typical Typical Course UCAS Length Typical Typical Course UCAS Length Typical Typical
code A-level IB offer code A-level IB offer code A-level IB offer
offer offer offer
MEng Mechanical PHARMACOLOGY PHYSICS
Engineering with † 4 years A*AA 38 BSc Pharmacology B210 3 years AAB 34
Study Abroad BSc Mathematics GFD3 3 years A*AA 38
and Physics
MSci Pharmacology B212 4 years AAB 34
MEng Mechanical
Engineering with BSc Physics 3 years A*AA 38
H301 4 years A*AA 38 MSci Pharmacology
Study Abroad in a B211 4 years AAB 34
with Study in Industry BSc Physics and
Modern Language F300 3 years A*AA 38
Philosophy
PHILOSOPHY
MEng Mechanical and BSc Physics with
H360 4 years AAA 36 BA English and F3F5 3 years A*AA 38
Electrical Engineering QV35 3 years AAA 36 Astrophysics
Philosophy
MEng Mechanical and MSci Mathematics
Electrical Engineering † 5 years AAA 36 BA Philosophy V500 3 years AAA 36 GFC3 4 years A*AA 38
and Physics
with a Year in Industry BA Philosophy and RV15 4 years AAB 34 MSci Physics F303 4 years A*AA 38
MEDICINE French
MSci Physics and
MB ChB Medicine A100 5 years AAA 36 BA Philosophy and FVH5 4 years A*AA 38
RV25 4 years AAB 34 Philosophy
German
MODERN LANGUAGES MSci Physics with
BA Philosophy and F3FM 4 years A*AA 38
BA Modern Languages RR01 4 years AAB 34 RV35 4 years AAB 34 Astrophysics
Italian
MUSIC MSci Physics with
BA Philosophy and F305 4 years A*AA 38
RV55 4 years AAB 34 Industrial Experience
BA Music W300 3 years AAB 34 Portuguese
MSci Physics with
BA Music and French WR31 4 years AAB 34 BA Philosophy and F306 4 years A*AA 38
RV75 4 years AAB 34 Innovation
Russian
BA Music and German WR32 4 years AAB 34 MSci Physics
BA Philosophy and with International F307 4 years A*AA 38
BA Music and Italian WR33 4 years AAB 34 RV45 4 years AAB 34
Spanish Experience
BA Music and BA Philosophy and
WR35 4 years AAB 34 VV56 3 years AAA 36 MSci Physics with
Portuguese Theology Study Abroad in a F304 4 years A*AA 38
BA Music and Russian WR37 4 years AAB 34 BSc Mathematics and Modern Language
VG51 3 years A*AA 38
BA Music and Spanish WR34 4 years AAB 34 Philosophy MSci Theoretical F340 4 years A*AA 38
MArts Music with BSc Philosophy and Physics
W304 4 years AAB 34 VL51 3 years AAA 36
Innovation Economics PHYSICS WITH SCIENTIFIC COMPUTING
NEUROSCIENCE BSc Philosophy and BSc Physics with
Economics with Study VL54 4 years AAA 36 F330 3 years A*AA 38
BSc Neuroscience B140 3 years AAA 36 Scientific Computing
Abroad
MSci Neuroscience B141 4 years AAA 36 MSci Physics with
BSc Philosophy and F331 4 years A*AA 38
VL52 3 years AAA 36 Scientific Computing
MSci Neuroscience with Politics
† 4 years AAA 36 MSci Physics with
Study in Industry
BSc Physics and Scientific Computing
MSci Psychology and FV35 3 years A*AA 38 F334 4 years A*AA 38
CB81 4 years A*AA 38 Philosophy with Industrial
Neuroscience Experience
BSc Sociology and
PALAEONTOLOGY AND EVOLUTION LV35 3 years AAB 34
Philosophy PHYSIOLOGICAL SCIENCE
BSc Palaeontology MSci Mathematics and BSc Physiological
CF17 3 years AAB 34 GV15 4 years A*AA 38 B120 3 years AAB 34
and Evolution Philosophy Science
MSci Palaeontology MSci Physics and MSci Physiological
CF16 4 years AAB 34 FVH5 4 years A*AA 38 B122 4 years AAB 34
and Evolution Philosophy Science
MSci Physiological
Science with Study † 4 years AAB 34
in Industry
35Course UCAS Length Typical Typical Course UCAS Length Typical Typical Course UCAS Length Typical Typical
code A-level IB offer code A-level IB offer code A-level IB offer
offer offer offer
POLITICS AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS BA History and MSci Politics with QRM L203 4 years AAA 36
VR15 4 years AAA 36
Portuguese
BA Politics and French RL12 4 years AAB 34 MSci Social Policy L403 4 years AAB 34
BA History of Art with QRM
BA Politics and German RL22 4 years AAB 34 VR35 4 years AAB 34
and Portuguese
BA Politics and Italian RL32 4 years AAB 34 MSci Sociology L303 4 years AAB 34
BA Music and with QRM
BA Politics and WR35 4 years AAB 34
RL52 4 years AAB 34 Portuguese
Portuguese RELIGION AND THEOLOGY
BA Philosophy BA Philosophy and
BA Politics and Russian RL72 4 years AAB 34 RV55 4 years AAB 34 VV56 3 years AAA 36
and Portuguese Theology
BA Politics and Spanish RL42 4 years AAB 34 BA Politics and
RL52 4 years AAB 34 BA Religion and
BSc Economics Portuguese V600 3 years AAB 34
LL12 3 years AAA 36 Theology
and Politics BA Theatre and R2D8 4 years AAB 34 BA Theology and
BSc Economics Portuguese VL63 3 years AAB 34
Sociology
and Politics with LL14 4 years AAA 36 PSYCHOLOGY
Study Abroad MArts Religion
BSc Psychology C801 3 years A*AA 38 and Theology with V601 4 years AAB 34
BSc Philosophy Study Abroad
VL52 3 years AAA 36 MSci Psychology
and Politics C804 4 years A*AA 38
with Innovation RUSSIAN
BSc Politics and L200 3 years AAA 36 MSci Psychology BA Modern Languages RR01 4 years AAB 34
International Relations CB81 4 years A*AA 38
and Neuroscience BA Comparative
BSc Politics and
International Relations L201 4 years AAA 36 QUANTITATIVE RESEARCH METHODS (QRM) Literatures and QR43 4 years AAB 34
with Study Abroad Cultures and Russian
BSc Childhood Studies L522 3 years ABB 32 BA English and Russian QR37 4 years AAA 36
BSc Politics and with QRM
LL23 3 years AAB 34
Sociology BSc Criminology BA History and Russian VR17 4 years AAA 36
M902 3 years AAB 34
BSc Politics with with QRM BA History of Art
Quantitative Research L202 3 years AAA 36 VR37 4 years AAB 34
BSc Geography and Russian
Methods F802 3 years AAA 36
with QRM BA Music and Russian WR37 4 years AAB 34
BSc Politics with BSc Politics with QRM L202 3 years AAA 36
Quantitative BA Philosophy and
L204 4 years AAA 36 RV75 4 years AAB 34
Research Methods BSc Politics with QRM Russian
L204 4 years AAA 36
with Study Abroad with Study Abroad BA Politics and Russian RL72 4 years AAB 34
BSc Social Policy BSc Social Policy SOCIAL POLICY
LL42 3 years AAB 34 L402 3 years AAB 34
and Politics with QRM
BSc International Social
MSci Politics with BSc Sociology L410 3 years AAB 34
L302 3 years AAB 34 and Public Policy
Quantitative L203 4 years AAA 36 with QRM
Research Methods BSc International Social
BSc Sociology with and Public Policy with L411 4 years AAB 34
PORTUGUESE QRM with Study L304 4 years AAB 34 Study Abroad
Abroad
BA Modern Languages RR01 4 years AAB 34 BSc Social Policy L400 3 years AAB 34
MSci Childhood
BA Comparative Studies with QRM L523 4 years ABB 32 BSc Social Policy and
Literatures and Cultures QR42 4 years AAB 34 LL42 3 years AAB 34
Politics
and Portuguese MSci Criminology M903 4 years AAB 34 BSc Social Policy and
with QRM LL43 3 years AAB 34
BA English and Sociology
QR35 4 years AAA 36
Portuguese MSci Geography F804 4 years AAA 36 BSc Social Policy with
with QRM LM49 3 years AAB 34
BA Film and Portuguese 4PP8 4 years AAB 34 Criminology
36Course UCAS Length Typical Typical Course UCAS Length Typical Typical
code A-level IB offer code A-level IB offer
offer offer
BSc Social Policy with BA International
Quantitative Research L402 3 years AAB 34 Business Management NR14 4 years AAA 36
Methods and Spanish
BSc Social Policy with BA Music and Spanish WR34 4 years AAB 34
L404 4 years AAB 34
Study Abroad
BA Philosophy and RV45 4 years AAB 34
MSci Social Policy with Spanish
L405 4 years ABB 32
Innovation
BA Politics and Spanish RL42 4 years AAB 34
MSci Social Policy with BA Theatre and Spanish 4D8C 4 years AAB 34
Quantitative Research L403 4 years AAB 34
Methods LLB Law and Spanish MR13 4 years A*AA 38
SOCIOLOGY THEATRE
BA Theology and BA Theatre and English 4CC8 3 years AAA 36
VL63 3 years AAB 34
Sociology
BA Theatre and Film 4KDU 3 years AAB 34
BSc Politics and BA Theatre and French W43F 4 years AAB 34
LL23 3 years AAB 34
Sociology
BA Theatre and German 21C7 4 years AAB 34
BSc Social Policy and
LL43 3 years AAB 34 BA Theatre and Italian 22FF 4 years AAB 34
Sociology
BSc Sociology L300 3 years AAB 34 BA Theatre and 2Q3W 3 years AAB 34
Performance Studies
BSc Sociology and LV35 3 years AAB 34 BA Theatre and
Philosophy R2D8 4 years AAB 34
Portuguese
BSc Sociology with
Quantitative Research L302 3 years AAB 34 BA Theatre and Spanish 4D8C 4 years AAB 34
Methods
MArts Theatre with 2Q50 4 years AAB 34
BSc Sociology Innovation
with Quantitative VETERINARY NURSING
Research Methods L304 4 years AAB 34
with Study Abroad BSc Veterinary Nursing
and Companion D313 4 years BBC 29
BSc Sociology with Animal Behaviour
L301 4 years AAB 34
Study Abroad
VETERINARY SCIENCE
MSci Sociology
with Quantitative L303 4 years AAB 34 BVSc Veterinary Science D100 5 years AAA 36
Research Methods BVSc Veterinary
SPANISH Science: Accelerated D102 4 years See
online
Graduate Entry
BA Modern Languages RR01 4 years AAB 34
BA Comparative † Entry by transfer
Literatures and Cultures QR39 4 years AAB 34
and Spanish
BA English and Spanish QR34 4 years AAA 36
BA Film and Spanish L288 4 years AAB 34
BA History and Spanish VR14 4 years AAA 36
BA History of Art and VR34 4 years AAB 34
Spanish
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