5 reasons to study natural sciences at Bath From flexibility to placements and multiple career options, there are lots of reasons to study natural sciences at Bath. Here are our top 5.
Natural Sciences course selection guide Find out which subject streams, subject blocks and units are available to you.
Natural Sciences course selection tool This interactive tool allows you to tailor your Natural Sciences course to take one or more core sciences to a high level along with choices from other fields.
Watch our Natural Sciences video Current students talk about the benefits of studying Natural Sciences at Bath.
My experience in the semiconductor industry Samad blogs about his current placement with Edwards Vacuum.
Getting my dream job as an elephant researcher in Zimbabwe Natural Sciences graduate Helen Mylne talks about her fascinating work researching elephants in Zimbabwe.
A scientific experiment - in an office Natural Sciences student Bea Perks researched a placement outside her degree's field, and made significant discoveries.
Measuring tides in Welsh waters Sophie Ward on how studying Natural Sciences at Bath helped her prepare for a research career in coastal oceanography.
Working as a modern day alchemist Natural Sciences graduate Mike Hutton tells us about his role as a metallurgist at the engineering firm Hatch in Perth, Australia.
Natural Sciences at Bath celebrates 25 years The Natural Sciences programme recently welcomed back alumni to celebrate the 25th anniversary at Bath with current students.
Single molecule control for a millionth of a billionth of a second New technique will open up research possibilities across the fields of nanoscience and nanophysics.
Microbes are savvy investors when contributing to the common good Microbes change their investment strategy depending on how much they have at stake
Morphing twisted nanoscale objects opens up a new way to tailor applications in future technologies Scientists have created a way to model interactions between light and twisted molecules, as they transition from left to right-handed versions, or vice versa.
Skewed sex ratios causes single fathers to bring up the young A new study from the Milner Centre for Evolution finds that an imbalance of the sexes leads to single parenting in birds.
Scientists find the first bird beak, right under their noses A rare fossil from an early bird gives a unique insight into how modern birds evolved from dinosaurs
Natural Sciences staff We oversee and deliver teaching, administrative processes and administration of undergraduate courses in Natural Sciences.
Tutors for Natural Sciences A list of academic staff across the University who are tutors for Natural Sciences courses.