The University of Bath
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Founded 1856 as Bristol Trade School. Became Merchant Venturers' Technical College 1885, became Bristol College of Science and Technology 1960. Acquired present title and status 1966.
Funding:
Unknown
Grades 3
Languages 1
Divisions 4
- Engineering and Design Faculty
- Humanities and Social Sciences FacultyFields of study: International Studies, Sports, Modern Languages, Social Sciences, Political Sciences, Psychology, Education, Economics
- Science FacultyFields of study: Pharmacology, Biochemistry, Pharmacy, Natural Sciences, Biology, Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Computer Science
- Management School
Requirements
- Admission details: General Certificate of Secondary Education (GCSE) or equivalent, with passes either in 5 subjects, including 2 at Advanced ('A') level, or in 4 subjects, including 3 at 'A', with no subjects to count at both GCSE level and'A', 2 Advanced Supplementary ('AS') level accepted as alternative to 3rd 'A'. International Baccalaureate, other Baccalaureate or foreign school-leaving certificates also accepted
Short online courses 7
- From State Control to Remote Control: Warfare in the 21st Century
- Good Practice in Autism Education
- Inside Cancer: How Genes Influence Cancer Development
- Modern Building Design
- Next Generation Biosecurity: Responding to 21st Century Biorisks
- Quality Improvement in Healthcare: the Case for Change
- Understanding and Teaching Evolution
