36 monthsProgramme duration
36,800 GBPTuition Fee/year
13 Jan, 2027Application Deadline
SepStarting Month
Programme overview
Main Subject
Engineering - General
Degree
Other
Study Level
Bachelor's
Study Mode
On Campus
The course offers a wide combination of specialist modules from across UCL and an interdisciplinary Core taught by the Arts and Sciences department. The Core modules enable you to acquire the skills and concepts you will need to work effectively across multiple disciplines. The course links traditional UCL subjects in new ways, and explores the conceptual and methodological differences between arts, social science and science subjects.
You will study a modern foreign language throughout your degree and will be supported to gain work experience through internships, integrating your studies with your future employment aspirations. Our students have secured internships with a wide range of employers, including: Black Rock, Disney, Goldman Sachs, Unilever, Google, The Victoria and Albert Museum, Norton Rose Fulbright, HSBC, the United Nations, Wellcome Trust and Cancer Research UK. Internships can be in a range of roles, in a wide range of businesses, non-governmental organisations and charities.
You apply directly to your major pathway. The pathway you apply to determines the subjects in which you will specialise. We offer a sciences and engineering pathway (this course), a health and environment pathway and two culture and societies pathways:
Sciences and Engineering (this course): Chemistry, Computer Science, Earth Sciences, Engineering, Mathematics, Physics, Data Science.
Health and Environment: Anthropology (biological), Biochemistry, Earth Sciences, Ecology, Environmental Sciences, Geography (physical), Health Sciences, Life Sciences, Neuroscience, Psychology
Cultures: Anthropology, Creative Writing, Cultural Studies, Design and Visualisation, Drawing Methodology, Film and Documentary Film-Making, History of Art, Languages, Literature, Philosophy
Societies: Archaeology, Economics, Geography, International Relations, Law, Management, Philosophy, Political Economy, Politics, Sociology, Science and Technology Studies
You can also choose to apply to each of the above pathways with Study Abroad. It may be possible to move between the three year version of the Arts and Sciences courses and the with Study Abroad variants until the start of your second year. This is subject to availability and approval. To be eligible to study abroad in certain destinations, some students may be required to meet external partner requirements in respect of the students’ progression profile. Further information on study abroad is provided at the start of Year 1.
You will study a modern foreign language throughout your degree and will be supported to gain work experience through internships, integrating your studies with your future employment aspirations. Our students have secured internships with a wide range of employers, including: Black Rock, Disney, Goldman Sachs, Unilever, Google, The Victoria and Albert Museum, Norton Rose Fulbright, HSBC, the United Nations, Wellcome Trust and Cancer Research UK. Internships can be in a range of roles, in a wide range of businesses, non-governmental organisations and charities.
You apply directly to your major pathway. The pathway you apply to determines the subjects in which you will specialise. We offer a sciences and engineering pathway (this course), a health and environment pathway and two culture and societies pathways:
Sciences and Engineering (this course): Chemistry, Computer Science, Earth Sciences, Engineering, Mathematics, Physics, Data Science.
Health and Environment: Anthropology (biological), Biochemistry, Earth Sciences, Ecology, Environmental Sciences, Geography (physical), Health Sciences, Life Sciences, Neuroscience, Psychology
Cultures: Anthropology, Creative Writing, Cultural Studies, Design and Visualisation, Drawing Methodology, Film and Documentary Film-Making, History of Art, Languages, Literature, Philosophy
Societies: Archaeology, Economics, Geography, International Relations, Law, Management, Philosophy, Political Economy, Politics, Sociology, Science and Technology Studies
You can also choose to apply to each of the above pathways with Study Abroad. It may be possible to move between the three year version of the Arts and Sciences courses and the with Study Abroad variants until the start of your second year. This is subject to availability and approval. To be eligible to study abroad in certain destinations, some students may be required to meet external partner requirements in respect of the students’ progression profile. Further information on study abroad is provided at the start of Year 1.
Programme overview
Main Subject
Engineering - General
Degree
Other
Study Level
Bachelor's
Study Mode
On Campus
The course offers a wide combination of specialist modules from across UCL and an interdisciplinary Core taught by the Arts and Sciences department. The Core modules enable you to acquire the skills and concepts you will need to work effectively across multiple disciplines. The course links traditional UCL subjects in new ways, and explores the conceptual and methodological differences between arts, social science and science subjects.
You will study a modern foreign language throughout your degree and will be supported to gain work experience through internships, integrating your studies with your future employment aspirations. Our students have secured internships with a wide range of employers, including: Black Rock, Disney, Goldman Sachs, Unilever, Google, The Victoria and Albert Museum, Norton Rose Fulbright, HSBC, the United Nations, Wellcome Trust and Cancer Research UK. Internships can be in a range of roles, in a wide range of businesses, non-governmental organisations and charities.
You apply directly to your major pathway. The pathway you apply to determines the subjects in which you will specialise. We offer a sciences and engineering pathway (this course), a health and environment pathway and two culture and societies pathways:
Sciences and Engineering (this course): Chemistry, Computer Science, Earth Sciences, Engineering, Mathematics, Physics, Data Science.
Health and Environment: Anthropology (biological), Biochemistry, Earth Sciences, Ecology, Environmental Sciences, Geography (physical), Health Sciences, Life Sciences, Neuroscience, Psychology
Cultures: Anthropology, Creative Writing, Cultural Studies, Design and Visualisation, Drawing Methodology, Film and Documentary Film-Making, History of Art, Languages, Literature, Philosophy
Societies: Archaeology, Economics, Geography, International Relations, Law, Management, Philosophy, Political Economy, Politics, Sociology, Science and Technology Studies
You can also choose to apply to each of the above pathways with Study Abroad. It may be possible to move between the three year version of the Arts and Sciences courses and the with Study Abroad variants until the start of your second year. This is subject to availability and approval. To be eligible to study abroad in certain destinations, some students may be required to meet external partner requirements in respect of the students’ progression profile. Further information on study abroad is provided at the start of Year 1.
You will study a modern foreign language throughout your degree and will be supported to gain work experience through internships, integrating your studies with your future employment aspirations. Our students have secured internships with a wide range of employers, including: Black Rock, Disney, Goldman Sachs, Unilever, Google, The Victoria and Albert Museum, Norton Rose Fulbright, HSBC, the United Nations, Wellcome Trust and Cancer Research UK. Internships can be in a range of roles, in a wide range of businesses, non-governmental organisations and charities.
You apply directly to your major pathway. The pathway you apply to determines the subjects in which you will specialise. We offer a sciences and engineering pathway (this course), a health and environment pathway and two culture and societies pathways:
Sciences and Engineering (this course): Chemistry, Computer Science, Earth Sciences, Engineering, Mathematics, Physics, Data Science.
Health and Environment: Anthropology (biological), Biochemistry, Earth Sciences, Ecology, Environmental Sciences, Geography (physical), Health Sciences, Life Sciences, Neuroscience, Psychology
Cultures: Anthropology, Creative Writing, Cultural Studies, Design and Visualisation, Drawing Methodology, Film and Documentary Film-Making, History of Art, Languages, Literature, Philosophy
Societies: Archaeology, Economics, Geography, International Relations, Law, Management, Philosophy, Political Economy, Politics, Sociology, Science and Technology Studies
You can also choose to apply to each of the above pathways with Study Abroad. It may be possible to move between the three year version of the Arts and Sciences courses and the with Study Abroad variants until the start of your second year. This is subject to availability and approval. To be eligible to study abroad in certain destinations, some students may be required to meet external partner requirements in respect of the students’ progression profile. Further information on study abroad is provided at the start of Year 1.
Admission Requirements
7.5+
39+
5.5+
191+
80+
13 Jan 2027
3 Years
Sep
Tuition fees
Domestic
10,050 GBP
International
36,800 GBP
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