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Delivered jointly by two of the University's top ranked departments, the School of Management and the Department of Mechanical Engineering, the MSc in Innovation and Technology Management is designed for engineering, science and management graduates who are looking to develop an in-depth understanding of innovation and technology management concepts and methods, and the skills to apply these in real life. The programme provides a strong background in the technical aspects of innovation and technology management whilst offering an underpinning in business and management studies.

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The only Master's of its kind in the UK, the MSc in Advanced Management Practice combines management education with a six-month professional work placement. You'll spend 20-22 weeks working for a company, developing transferable skills and gaining practical experience.

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This intensive, one-year Master's programme is designed for ambitious graduates who have a first degree containing a high mathematical/quantitative content. Subjects meeting these requirements are Engineering, Mathematics, Economics, or Physics.

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The 21st century business environment requires managers who can understand the complex challenges that shape today's increasingly globalised marketplace and keep up with the pace of change. The Bath MSc in International Management provides you with an advanced understanding of the international business environment by developing your global perspectives on business, informed by a deep understanding of the different national and cultural contexts in which firms operate.

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The group is engaged in research across a broad front in applied mathematics and has strong industrial links.

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This programme focuses on modern research in developmental biology, stem cell biology and tissue engeineering with its potential application to medicine.

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The MSc in Human Computer Interaction brings together computer science and psychology to provide the knowledge and skills required to understand, design, construct and evaluate computing technologies to support human-human communication and human computer interaction.

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This advanced degree helps you to understand why engineering a large and complex piece of software is difficult. You will learn how the issues can be managed by a software team and how a complete system can be designed and developed to meet a specification.

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The group is engaged in research across a broad front in applied mathematics and has strong industrial links.

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Research activities cover a broad range with an emphasis on computational methods. The group is also very active in probability theory and stochastic processes, with particular interests in stochastic differential equations and mathematical finance.

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