Whether you are considering an engineering master's, or have already received an offer, you're likely exploring your options at this stage: course content, specialist facilities, career prospects, and industry links - these are all things you'll be considering. To help you with your decision, we welcome you to attend our online event to chat with academics, professional services staff, and current students to learn more about life at Bath.

What makes us stand out?

• Named University of the year 2023 in The Times and The Sunday Times Good University Guide
• Ranked top 10 in three major national league tables
• Specialist master’s courses focused on developing the graduates that global brands and employers want
• Courses created and reviewed with industry input to meet the needs of the engineering and architecture sectors now and in the future
• Opportunities to learn and use transferrable skills
• Project work embedded throughout to develop project management, leadership, teamwork and communication skills relevant to all sectors

What can I expect?

You’ll have the opportunity to join a department-specific webinar to chat live with our current students, academics and staff and find out why our master’s courses are unique and how they’ll help you become a highly employable graduate. You’ll find out more about professional development and employability support within the university specifically aimed at MSc students.

You’ll be able to choose from:

• Architecture and Civil Engineering starting at 09:15
• Mechanical Engineering starting at 10:15
• PGT Employability starting at 11:15
• Chemical Engineering starting at 12:15
• Electronic & Electrical Engineering starting at 13:15

Explore our courses

Who is it aimed at?

UK and international graduates with an undergraduate degree from any of the following subject areas, who are either considering a master's in engineering or current offer holders in relevant disciplines:

• engineering: mechanical, electrical, civil, chemical, software and manufacturing engineering
• sciences: maths, physics, computer science, product design, chemistry or natural sciences
• other disciplines with a numerate element in the course: architecture, economics, psychology or business