Department of Economics
We conduct high quality research and teaching in economics. Our graduates have excellent employment prospects due to our established industry placements scheme.
Our six academic departments are research active and teach our portfolio of courses.
We conduct high quality research and teaching in economics. Our graduates have excellent employment prospects due to our established industry placements scheme.
We conduct research and teach courses to further our understanding of a range of education-related issues nationally and internationally.
We deliver highly-rated courses in sport, exercise and health, alongside research to promote wellbeing and enhance functional performance.
We offer a range of undergraduate and postgraduate degrees spanning politics, languages, economics, international studies and interpreting.
We're committed to impactful interdisciplinary research that spans and breaks the traditional boundaries of psychology, as well as excellence in teaching.
One of the UK's leading centres for social sciences, we offer degrees in sociology, social policy, social work, international development and criminology.
Read about our research.
A new measure designed to spot people with moral injury and to help them receive the support they need has been developed by psychologists at Bath.
A major new programme exploring how to get people more involved in climate action and enable behavioural change is being led by researchers at Bath.
New study finds that decriminalising cannabis does not raise use, but profit-driven legalisation increases use and harms.
University of Bath Professor of Public Health Anna Gilmore contributes to major Pan-European Commission on Climate and Health report
Conduct problems are associated with small but widespread differences in brain structure, according to a major international study led by Bath.
Professor Harry Rutter contributes to major report that finds liver disease causes 780 deaths every day in Europe.
Many of our students do a placement or project with a real-world organisation as part of their degree. For undergraduate language students, there's also the opportunity to work or study abroad during Year 3.
Put your degree into practice and gain vital experience with a placement. Placements can be in the UK or overseas, and some are paid.
Experience another culture, enhance your CV and develop your language skills by studying or working abroad during your degree.
Consultancy projects are an alternative to a traditional dissertation. You will work in a group or alone to complete a project with an external organisation.
Take the option to study at one of our partner universities for one or two semesters and get valuable international experience.
Vertically Integrated Projects (VIPs) are innovative research-based projects that enable students and staff to collaborate on long-term real-world issues.
Find out what it's like to study with us from some of our students and graduates.
Kiera on how studying at Bath sparked the co-founding of an award-winning gym and community in the city to help people improve their physical and mental health.
Current part-time MSc Criminology student Joel Berridge talks about his career in the police and why upskilling with a master’s course was the right choice.
MA TESOL graduate Taki talks about her career journey: from studying linguistics and politics in Taiwan to graduating from Bath with distinction.
Dhun on what led her to study MSc Health Psychology at Bath and how it's helped her to start her career working for a mental health organisation in the city.
May Keeble, a BSc (Hons) Sport Management and Coaching student, talks about how working in research during her placement has set her on an exciting path.
Samiya shares her experience of BSc (Hons) Sociology and Social Policy, and how it has shaped her career and opened doors to a graduate role in the NHS.
The latest news from our Faculty
Catherine Hamilton-Giachritsis has received a Lifetime Contribution Award, reflecting her impact on the profession over more than 30 years.
15 July event will be hosted by Professor Lorraine Whitmarsh, Advisor on the film
Ten of the Faculty’s subject areas ranked in the UK’s top ten, with Sports Science 1st, Education 2nd, and Social Policy 3rd.
Dr Darragh McGee releases ‘Imitation Games’ book, with limited launch event tickets available to University colleagues
Dean of the Faculty of Health Sciences at Western University visits the University to sign renewed MoU and discuss opportunities to expand the partnership.
International experts to gather in Bath for UKCCIIS 2026, showcasing latest athlete health research, practice and policy.
We offer a diverse range of undergraduate courses covering economics, education, psychology, policy and languages. We also offer a variety of taught and research-based postgraduate courses, from master's to doctorate qualifications.
View our teams or contact one of our departments.