Train in the methods and techniques needed to apply mathematics to real world problems.

You'll get professional-level training in modern mathematical methods, mathematical modelling, scientific computation and other applied techniques, with an emphasis on problem-solving. You'll have the chance to study optional units from departments throughout the Faculty of Science, for example aerodynamics, microbial evolution or nanoscience.

You'll get the opportunity to make direct contact with industrial companies and undertake a three-month project with industrial collaboration.

Entry requirements

To apply for this course from India, you need to have a bachelor’s degree in mathematics with a final overall result of at least a First Class. We will also consider those with an undergraduate degree in physics or engineering provided there is a substantial mathematical component.

Your career

Graduates from the course have gone on to further research in Berlin, Brussels, Frankfurt, and Lausanne, and academic posts in Canada, Germany, Malaysia, Sweden, the UK, and the US. Recent employers include Barclays Capital, British Aerospace, Network Rail, Pfizer, and Powergen.

Funding

We are offering one full tuition fee scholarship to a master's student from India. To apply, you must hold an offer to study on one of our MSc courses and apply for the scholarship by 27 April 2020.

• Find out more about the GREAT Scholarship 2020
• Find other funding to help you pay for your studies, including scholarships, and other funding

2-year Post-Study Work visa

The UK government has announced a new two-year Post-Study Work visa, expanding opportunities for talented international students to build successful careers in the UK.

The new ‘Graduate’ route will be open to all international students and will allow you to work, or look for work, for two years after completing your studies.

Virtual Open Day

Our next Virtual Open Day will take place on Wednesday 5 February 2020 from 11:00 to 15:00 GMT.

Join us and get an insight into what it is like to study at Bath. Watch live webinars and take part in group chats with members of staff and current postgraduate students.

• Register for the Virtual Open Day on 5 February

Accommodation

As an overseas, fee-paying postgraduate student, applying by 17 June, you are guaranteed accommodation. You could apply to live on-campus, in our brand new dedicated accommodation for postgraduate students, or in town.

• Find out more about your accommodation options

Living in Bath as a student

Studying at Bath means you'll live in a vibrant, friendly, historic city, with lots of activities for you to join. You can go on nights out, get active, treat yourself by going to Britain's only natural thermal spa or a boat trip along the river.

• Find out what it's like to live in Bath and the South West

You'll be able to meet other postgraduate students through the Postgraduate Association, which organises regular events.

There's also the Bath Asian Society, which is one of the biggest cultural societies on campus. They organise events to enjoy and explore South Asian cultures.

Support during your studies

You can get advice, support and guidance on an academic and personal level throughout your studies at Bath.

We'll assign you a personal tutor to support you in your studies. Your tutor will guide you in your academic progress and support your personal and professional development throughout your time here. They can help you adjust to studying at university and point you in the right direction to get any other help you might need.