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University of Bath Collaborative Provision Agreements - As of October 2018 Dept/ Faculty/ School Partner Institution Country Programme Nature of Category of Agreement Agreement FACULTY OF ENGINEERING Architecture & Civil Engineering British Columbia Institute of Technology Canada MSc International Construction Management Collaborative Collaborative provision by d/l provision FACULTY OF HUMANITIES PoLIS EUROPEAN AMERICAN UNIVERITY Various MA Contemporary European Studies Joint award Collaborative provision CONSORTIUM (Euromasters and Transatlantic Masters) FULL MEMBERS (Awarding): Freie Universität Berlin, Humboldt Universität Berlin, Università degli Studi di Siena Sienna, Charles University Prague, Universidad Complutense de Madrid ASSOCIATE MEMBERS (Non- Awarding): University of Washington Seattle + University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill added 2013/14 FACULTY OF SCIENCE Computer Science Bournemouth University UK EngD in Digital Media Joint delivery, Collaborative provision Bath Award LEARNING PARTNERSHIPS Learning Partnerships Action on Addiction UK BSc (Hons) in Addictions Counselling (Work- Programme Collaborative provision based Learning) Agreement (Franchise) Learning Partnerships Action on Addiction UK Action on Addiction Institutional Collaborative provision Agreement Learning Partnerships Action on Addiction UK Foundation Degree in Addictions Counselling Programme Collaborative provision Agreement (Franchise) Learning Partnerships Action on Addiction UK CPD Units Collaborative Collaborative provision provision Learning Partnerships Bath College UK Bath Colllege Institutional Collaborative provision Agreement Learning Partnerships Bath College UK FdSc Applied Computing Programme Collaborative provision Agreement (Licensed) Learning Partnerships Bath College UK BSc(Hons) Applied Computing (Work based Programme Collaborative provision Learning) Agreement (Licensed) Page 1 University of Bath Collaborative Provision Agreements - As of October 2018 Dept/ Faculty/ School Partner Institution Country Programme Nature of Category of Agreement Agreement Learning Partnerships Bath College UK International Foundation Year Programme Collaborative provision Agreement (Licenced) Learning Partnerships Royal Academy of Dance (RAD) UK Royal Academy of Dance (RAD) Institutional Collaborative provision Agreement Learning Partnerships Royal Academy of Dance (RAD) UK BA (Hons) Ballet Education (BABE) Programme Collaborative provision Agreement (Validated) Learning Partnerships Royal Academy of Dance (RAD) UK BA (Hons) Dance Education (BADE) Programme Collaborative provision Agreement (Validated) Learning Partnerships Royal Academy of Dance (RAD) UK MA Education (Dance Teaching) Programme Collaborative provision Agreement (Validated) LEARNING PARTNERSHIPS Learning Partnerships Royal Academy of Dance (RAD) UK Postgraduate Certificate in Education: Dance Programme Collaborative provision Teaching with QTS Agreement (Validated) Learning Partnerships Wiltshire College UK Wiltshire College Institutional Collaborative provision Agreement Learning Partnerships Wiltshire College UK FdSc Applied Computing Programme Collaborative provision Agreement (Licensed) Learning Partnerships Wiltshire College UK BSc (Hons) Applied Computing (Work-based Programme Collaborative provision Learning) Agreement (Licensed) Learning Partnerships Wiltshire College UK FdA Early Years and Childhood Studies Programme Collaborative provision Agreement (Licensed) Learning Partnerships Wiltshire College UK BA (Hons) Early Years and Childhood Studies Programme Collaborative provision (Work-based Learning) Agreement (Licensed) Learning Partnerships Wiltshire College UK FdSc Motorsport Engineering Programme Collaborative provision Agreement (Licensed) Learning Partnerships Wiltshire College UK BSc (Hons) Motorsport Engineering (Work- Programme Collaborative provision based Learning) Agreement (Licensed) Page 2 University of Bath Collaborative Provision Agreements - As of October 2018 Dept/ Faculty/ School Partner Institution Country Programme Nature of Category of Agreement Agreement Learning Partnerships Wiltshire College UK BSc (Hons) Social Work Programme Collaborative provision (license) Page 3 University of Bath STUDENT EXCHANGE ARRANGEMENTS - As of October 2018 Faculty/School Department Status Country Instituion Engineering & Design Chemical Engineering Active Australia University of Queensland Engineering & Design Architecture & Civil Engineering Active Portugal University of Lisbon Engineering & Design Chemical Engineering Active France Universite Toulouse III, Paul Sabatier (UPS) Engineering & Design Mechanical Engineering Active Spain Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya Engineering & Design Architecture & Civil Engineering Active Spain Universidad Europea Engineering & Design Architecture & Civil Engineering Active Spain Universidad Europea Engineering & Design Chemical Engineering Active Spain Universidad de Murcia Engineering & Design Chemical Engineering Active Spain Universidad de Murcia Engineering & Design Architecture & Civil Engineering Active Germany Technical University of Munich Engineering & Design Architecture & Civil Engineering Expired - Spain Technical University of Madrid (UPM) (ETSAM - Escuela Tecnica Running out Superior de Arquitectura) Engineering & Design Architecture & Civil Engineering Active Denmark Technical University of Denmark Engineering & Design Architecture & Civil Engineering Active Netherlands Technical University of Delft Engineering & Design Chemical Engineering Active Canada Polytechnique Montreal Engineering & Design Electronic & Electrical Engineering Active Poland Politechnika Slaska Engineering & Design Mechanical Engineering Active France National Institute of Applied Sciences, Lyon (INSA) Engineering & Design Architecture & Civil Engineering Active France Lyon National School of Architecture (ENSAL) Engineering & Design Architecture & Civil Engineering Active Portugal ISCTE-IUL (University Institute of Lisbon) Engineering & Design Mechanical Engineering Active France Grenoble INPG (Ense and Genie Industriel) Engineering & Design Architecture & Civil Engineering Active France Ecole Nationale Supérieure d'Architecture de Paris La Villette (ENSAPLV) Engineering & Design Architecture & Civil Engineering Active Finland Aalto University School of Arts, Design & Architecture, Helsinki Humanities & Social Sciences Politics, Languages & International Active Russian Voronezh State University Studies Federation Humanities & Social Sciences Economics Active Slovakia Univerzita Mateja Bela Humanities & Social Sciences Politics, Languages & International Active Spain University of Zaragoza Studies Humanities & Social Sciences Politics, Languages & International Active United States University of Washington Studies of America Humanities & Social Sciences Politics, Languages & International Active Italy University of Trento Studies Humanities & Social Sciences Politics, Languages & International Active France University of Toulouse II - Jean Jaurès (Le Mirail) Studies Humanities & Social Sciences Politics, Languages & International Active Italy University of Siena Studies Humanities & Social Sciences Politics, Languages & International Active Italy University of Rome La Sapienza (Dipartimento di Studi Europei, Studies Americani e Interculturali) Humanities & Social Sciences Politics, Languages & International Active Italy University of Rome La Sapienza (Departmento di Scienze Politiche) Studies Page 1 University of Bath STUDENT EXCHANGE ARRANGEMENTS - As of October 2018 Faculty/School Department Status Country Instituion Humanities & Social Sciences Psychology Active Hungary University of Pecs Humanities & Social Sciences Politics, Languages & International Active Italy University of Parma Studies Humanities & Social Sciences Politics, Languages & International Active France University of Paris III Sorbonne Nouvelle Studies Humanities & Social Sciences Politics, Languages & International Active United States University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Studies of America Humanities & Social Sciences Politics, Languages & International Active Spain University of Malaga Studies Humanities & Social Sciences Politics, Languages & International Active Germany University of Leipzig Studies Humanities & Social Sciences Politics, Languages & International Active Germany University of Konstanz Studies Humanities & Social Sciences Economics Active Slovakia University of Economics in Bratislava Humanities & Social Sciences Politics, Languages & International Active Spain University of Alicante Studies Humanities & Social Sciences Politics, Languages & International Active Spain University Carlos III Madrid Studies Humanities & Social Sciences Politics, Languages & International Active France Universite Lumiere Lyon 2 Studies Humanities & Social Sciences Politics, Languages & International Active France Université de Strasbourg, Institute d'Etudes Politiques Studies Humanities & Social Sciences Politics, Languages & International Active Italy Universita degli studi Federico II di Napoli Studies Humanities & Social Sciences Politics, Languages & International Active Argentina Universidad Nacional de San Martin Studies Humanities & Social Sciences Politics, Languages & International Active Mexico Universidad de Guadalajara Studies Humanities & Social Sciences Politics, Languages & International Active Spain Universidad Complutense de Madrid Studies Humanities & Social Sciences Politics, Languages & International Active Chile Universidad Chileno
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