Engineering Mathematics and Technology study guide 2024/25

What you can study

Real-world problem solving is a major focus of our curriculum, spanning many different application areas from robotics and social media to medicine and environmental modelling. Our connections with industry through collaborative research and consultancy mean that our courses are relevant professionally.

  • artificial intelligence and robotics
  • mathematical physiology and medicine
  • data science, mathematics, and mathematical and data modelling
  • engineering science and scientific computing

Pre-requisites

At UK universities, students specialise from their first year and rarely take units outside their degree subject. This means that:

  • Year 1 units are suitable for all students.
  • Year 2 units require some university study in the discipline.
  • Year 3 units require a strong background in the discipline.
  • Masters-level units require three years of study in the discipline.

Subject pathway students

If you have been nominated to Bristol on the Study Abroad (Engineering Mathematics pathway), you must take the majority of your credits from this guide.

Year 1

Pre-requisites: suitable for all students

All Year 1 units start in September

Teaching Block 1

Teaching Block 4 (full year)

Year 3

Pre-requisites: strong background of study in the discipline.

Teaching Block 1

Teaching Block 2

Masters-level units

Pre-requisites: at least 3 years of study in the discipline.

Teaching Block 1

Teaching Block 2

Application queries

Contact the Centre for Study Abroad inbound team if you have any queries about the application process for the study abroad programmes:

Phone: +44 117 39 40207
Email: cfsa-inbound@bristol.ac.uk

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