We hold online and on-campus events several times a year so you can experience the University wherever you are.
You can attend talks and get advice about what it's like to study for a master's or a PhD.
Our staff will be available to help from:
Visit our stands and enjoy free pizza at lunchtime.
The next Postgraduate Discovery Day is on Wednesday 5 March 2025.
See details and timings for our next Postgraduate Discovery Day.
Our next Postgraduate Virtual Open Day is on Wednesday 5 February 2025.
You can join webinars to hear about:
You can also take part in one of our seven live chatrooms to meet staff and current postgraduate students and ask any questions you have about studying at Bath.
University of Bath alumni are eligible for a discount of up to 10% on postgraduate course fees.
If you graduated from Bath, you could be eligible for our 10% alumni discount to study a postgraduate course at Bath.
To be eligible you must:
Expand on the knowledge and skills you've already developed or try something new in an environment you're familiar with.
If you have a passion for your subject and want to know more or specialise in a particular area, a master's course is a great opportunity to gain expertise and enhance your career prospects.
Depending on your undergraduate course, you may be able to progress to a related master’s course at Bath. For example, students who did the undergraduate course:
You also have the option of studying something entirely new at postgraduate level. Some of our master's courses accept students with alternative undergraduate degrees, as long as you have the skills required to succeed.
For example, if you studied the undergraduate course:
We consider all applications on a case-by-case basis so, if you can demonstrate other applicable skills specified in the course entry requirements, you can apply to study for an MSc in:
If you have any undergraduate degree, you can apply for our MSc in Computer Science if you can demonstrate evidence of relevant quantitative skills.
Take the knowledge you've gained at undergraduate level and use it to conduct research that will have a real-world impact.
If you’re already familiar with the academic and research staff at Bath and the facilities available to doctoral students, you'll be in a great position to take on a research degree.
Join our community of researchers at the Doctoral College and get involved in studies that will help shape our local communities and the world. Research conducted at Bath has made a real impact across medical and environmental sectors.
If you have any questions about doctoral study at Bath, email the Doctoral College Recruitment and Admissions team at doctoraladmissions@bath.ac.uk
Study from home with a Bath distance learning or online postgraduate course.
If you want to continue your study with the University but have plans to move from Bath after finishing your undergraduate course, you may find our online and distance learning master’s courses provide what you are looking for.
With the benefit of our virtual-classroom technology, you can study for your master’s around other work and lifestyle commitments, with support from staff and a department you’re already familiar with.
You can apply to study:
You can apply to study:
If you have any questions about any of our online courses, email the Online Admissions team at online-admissions@bath.ac.uk
You have a number of options when looking for ways to fund further study. Find out about the funding available to master’s and PhD students at Bath.
If you’re a Home student, you may be able to take out a loan to help fund your postgraduate study.
You may also be eligible for a master's scholarship or bursary for your taught postgraduate course.
If you’re applying for a PhD, you could be considered for a studentship or scholarship to help you study at Bath.
‘The opportunities that arise from completing a master’s really persuaded me, and what better place to do this than at Bath?’
Making decisions about your future
See how our Careers Service can helpContact the PGT Admissions team about studying for a master’s in the Faculties of Engineering & Design, Humanities & Social Sciences or Science.
Contact the School of Management Admissions team about studying for a master's in Management.