ブリストル大学 学部授業履修プログラム（語学科目付き）

If you meet the concurrent Bridge program’s criteria, you still need to meet all other entry requirements of the study abroad academic program.

*SAF program fee tuition rate is based upon enrollment in 60 undergraduate credits per term.

You can customize your study abroad experience by selecting courses (1^st/2^nd year) from across various University of Bristol departments, either by combining different subjects or by immersing into one main subject of study.

Undergraduate degrees in the UK are three-year programs, and you can choose units from all three years. For subjects you haven’t studied at your home institution, we recommend first-year units. Second-year units are most common if you're taking your major/minor abroad, and third-year units are suitable only in your major subject if you are close to graduation. We recommend you take at least 50% of units in your major subject. Some units are subject to prerequisite checks with the academic department at the start of the semester.  

*Please note that unit choices cannot be guaranteed in advance and that unit registration is finalized when you arrive in Bristol.

Course & Departmental Restrictions

Certain departments have restrictions on higher level courses. You will work with an advisor in the Study Abroad office to identify restrictions, if any.

Departments not open to Study Abroad students 

Schools of Medicine, Dentistry and Veterinary Science. All postgraduate level units except those within our Faculty of Engineering which form part of a 4-year integrated masters program.

Engineering – If you are taking engineering subjects, you are encouraged to come to Bristol for a full academic year as many of the units are taught from September to June. You should check the unit catalogue to see if you can find suitable units for the spring semester (weeks 13-24) only.

If you wish to take units in the School of Civil, Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering, we strongly advise you apply for a year-long placement as many of the units in these departments are taught over the full academic year.

Computer Science – Only 3rd and 4th year units are available to study abroad students, but  most of these units have prerequisite requirements and are only suitable if you have completed 2 to 3 years of a computer science degree.

Chemistry & Law – only available for full year students starting in September

Geographical Sciences – most units are taught across the full academic year 

Psychological Science – taught as an experimental science at Bristol, not a social science. If you are taking psychology units, you should have a strong background in chemistry, biology, and neuroscience. 

Please note that units in our School of Psychological Science have limited capacity.