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Inspect Bath’s published 2026/27 International Management MSc fee and course structure as a dated comparison example, including the competitive summer-internship option.

One course, with its conditions

International Management MSc

£31,700

Published international tuition · 12 months · September 2026 (2026/27), dated published example

Campus
Claverton Down campus
Scholarship assumption
No scholarship deducted

Published 2026/27 Overseas full-time tuition for MSc International Management. This is a dated September 2026 fee example, not an assertion that the intake remains open or that 2027 fees match. Living costs excluded.

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A dated fee example rather than an open-intake claim

Bath’s 2026 course page describes a one-year International Management MSc starting September 2026. Its School of Management 2026/27 fee schedule lists Overseas tuition of £31,700 for that programme.

The intake has already started by this source-check date. This record supports comparison of a published course and fee; it does not imply an available place. Obtain a new quotation and current course specification if you intend a later start.

Check the source: Bath: International Management MSc 2026 course record ↗ · Bath: School of Management tuition fees 2026/27 ↗

Compare the three summer routes

The published 2026 structure offers a dissertation, practice track or summer internship. Bath explicitly says internships are competitive and not guaranteed. The course combines global business, international strategy and cross-cultural management, with coursework and written examinations among its assessment methods.

Decide what you would do if your preferred summer option were unavailable. Ask how projects are allocated, how an internship is assessed and what the alternative academic route involves. If a later intake changes the structure, assess that version rather than relying on this historical comparison.

Check the source: Bath: International Management MSc 2026 course record ↗

Plan around Claverton Down and the complete year

The university address for this record is Claverton Down, Bath. Check travel from the exact room address to the teaching building and compare the total housing contract rather than a single weekly price.

Bath’s higher published tuition relative to some other records does not by itself establish better or worse value. Compare the course’s academic fit, supported outputs and complete living budget. A lower-cost course with a longer study period can alter the comparison, so keep duration beside every fee.

Check the source: Bath: School of Management tuition fees 2026/27 ↗

Recheck every later-intake assumption

For a future Bath application, open the current academic-year course page and fee schedule. Ask admissions to evaluate your qualification and subject preparation for that version of the programme, then confirm the English condition and remaining document requests.

Keep a change log between this example and the offer you receive: tuition, course duration, optional routes and relevant deadlines. Do not use a historical fee or competitive internship to make an unsupported promise about your own study outcome.

Common questions

Can I still apply for the Bath September 2026 intake?

This is a dated published example, not an availability statement. The course’s September 2026 start has passed; use the university’s current course information for a later application.

Does £31,700 establish the 2027 fee?

No. The fee schedule is explicitly 2026/27. Later entry requires a matching new quotation.

Is a summer internship guaranteed on this route?

No. Bath says internships are competitive and not guaranteed. Compare the alternative dissertation and practice-track options.

Sources you can check

Open the original information and confirm the course, date and conditions that apply to you.

  1. Bath: International Management MSc 2026 course record www.bath.ac.uk
  2. Bath: School of Management tuition fees 2026/27 www.bath.ac.uk

Source-check date: 27 October 2026. Published information can change. Course offers, individual circumstances and official rules take priority over general examples. Read our research standards.