A general degree in something you enjoy is a good option if you aren't sure what specific path to go down. As you're doing the degree you'll come across topics you enjoy more so can then peruse a masters in one of those areas.
Edit: oh and Bath isn't Russell Group
Edit: oh and Bath isn't Russell Group
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