The University of Manchester is a public Russell Group research university on Oxford Road in Manchester, England, founded in 1824. It teaches more than 44,000 students, including around 14,000 international students from over 160 countries, across undergraduate, postgraduate-taught and doctoral programmes spanning…
Location
Manchester, United Kingdom
Programme focus
B.Sc. Biological Sciences
Official annual fee
£36,200
Next intake
September
£36,200
3 years
English
September
Manchester, United Kingdom
Public
The University of Manchester is a public Russell Group research university on Oxford Road in Manchester, England, founded in 1824. It teaches more than 44,000 students, including around 14,000 international students from over 160 countries, across undergraduate, postgraduate-taught and doctoral programmes spanning engineering, computer science, law, Alliance Manchester Business School and the life sciences.
Manchester is the UK's largest single-site university, centred on the Oxford Road corridor with the Alan Gilbert Learning Commons, the Main Library, John Rylands Library and faculty-specific buildings for Engineering, Science, Law and Alliance Manchester Business School. The campus produced the world's first stored-program computer (1948) and hosted the isolation of graphene (2004, Nobel Prize 2010). Facilities include the National Graphene Institute, dedicated CS teaching labs with 300+ student workstations, and the Whitworth Building sports and student union complex.
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Manchester is the UK's largest single-site university, centred on the Oxford Road corridor with the Alan Gilbert Learning Commons, the Main Library, John Rylands Library and faculty-specific buildings for Engineering, Science, Law and Alliance Manchester Business School. The campus produced the world's first stored-program computer (1948) and hosted the isolation of graphene (2004, Nobel Prize 2010). Facilities include the National Graphene Institute, dedicated CS teaching labs with 300+ student workstations, and the Whitworth Building sports and student union complex.
University-managed halls (self-catered) range from around £122/week for a standard single room with shared facilities up to £220-£282/week for en-suite or studio rooms, with contracts running 41-42 weeks for undergraduates and 50-51 weeks for postgraduates; halls fees include contents insurance, utilities and WiFi. Fallowfield and the city-centre halls are the main undergraduate clusters, with postgraduates more likely in city-centre or private accommodation. Students not securing a hall place should budget for the private Manchester rental market, plus a deposit (commonly 4-5 weeks' rent) and administration fees.
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The University of Manchester is a public Russell Group research university on Oxford Road in Manchester, England, founded in 1824. It teaches more than 44,000 students, including around 14,000 international students from over 160 countries, across undergraduate, postgraduate-taught and doctoral programmes spanning…
Location
Manchester, United Kingdom
Programme focus
B.Sc. Biological Sciences
Official annual fee
£36,200
Next intake
September
£36,200
3 years
English
September
Manchester, United Kingdom
Public
The University of Manchester is a public Russell Group research university on Oxford Road in Manchester, England, founded in 1824. It teaches more than 44,000 students, including around 14,000 international students from over 160 countries, across undergraduate, postgraduate-taught and doctoral programmes spanning engineering, computer science, law, Alliance Manchester Business School and the life sciences.
Manchester is the UK's largest single-site university, centred on the Oxford Road corridor with the Alan Gilbert Learning Commons, the Main Library, John Rylands Library and faculty-specific buildings for Engineering, Science, Law and Alliance Manchester Business School. The campus produced the world's first stored-program computer (1948) and hosted the isolation of graphene (2004, Nobel Prize 2010). Facilities include the National Graphene Institute, dedicated CS teaching labs with 300+ student workstations, and the Whitworth Building sports and student union complex.
Open a programme profile for eligibility, tuition, curriculum and application planning.
Practical information about day-to-day life while pursuing this program at University of Manchester in Manchester, the country. This covers the campus environment, accommodation, daily living and available safety and student-support services.
Manchester is the UK's largest single-site university, centred on the Oxford Road corridor with the Alan Gilbert Learning Commons, the Main Library, John Rylands Library and faculty-specific buildings for Engineering, Science, Law and Alliance Manchester Business School. The campus produced the world's first stored-program computer (1948) and hosted the isolation of graphene (2004, Nobel Prize 2010). Facilities include the National Graphene Institute, dedicated CS teaching labs with 300+ student workstations, and the Whitworth Building sports and student union complex.
University-managed halls (self-catered) range from around £122/week for a standard single room with shared facilities up to £220-£282/week for en-suite or studio rooms, with contracts running 41-42 weeks for undergraduates and 50-51 weeks for postgraduates; halls fees include contents insurance, utilities and WiFi. Fallowfield and the city-centre halls are the main undergraduate clusters, with postgraduates more likely in city-centre or private accommodation. Students not securing a hall place should budget for the private Manchester rental market, plus a deposit (commonly 4-5 weeks' rent) and administration fees.
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Get focused help with your application, documents and visa process. We will turn the information on this page into a practical next-step plan.
Manchester's Curry Mile (Rusholme), Fallowfield and the city centre carry extensive South Asian, halal, vegetarian and vegan grocery and restaurant options within walking distance or a short bus ride of the Oxford Road campus. Union food outlets and campus cafés publish current dietary and allergen information. Students should budget separately for groceries and eating out rather than assume any hall meal plan, since university halls listed here are self-catered.
The university runs a 24/7 Security Control Room, campus-wide CCTV and patrols, and a free late-night Campus Safety Bus linking halls, the library and the union. Manchester publishes crime-safety guidance for the Oxford Road corridor and Fallowfield through the Students' Union and Greater Manchester Police's student-safety partnership. International students get orientation-week safety briefings. International visa questions go through the Student Immigration Team, alongside a Welcome Programme during orientation week. The Students' Union's International Society (3,000+ members, 150+ countries) runs weekly socials and day trips. Academic support runs through faculty offices, the My Manchester portal, disability advisory services and the University of Manchester Careers Service.
Manchester's Curry Mile (Rusholme), Fallowfield and the city centre carry extensive South Asian, halal, vegetarian and vegan grocery and restaurant options within walking distance or a short bus ride of the Oxford Road campus. Union food outlets and campus cafés publish current dietary and allergen information. Students should budget separately for groceries and eating out rather than assume any hall meal plan, since university halls listed here are self-catered.
The university runs a 24/7 Security Control Room, campus-wide CCTV and patrols, and a free late-night Campus Safety Bus linking halls, the library and the union. Manchester publishes crime-safety guidance for the Oxford Road corridor and Fallowfield through the Students' Union and Greater Manchester Police's student-safety partnership. International students get orientation-week safety briefings. International visa questions go through the Student Immigration Team, alongside a Welcome Programme during orientation week. The Students' Union's International Society (3,000+ members, 150+ countries) runs weekly socials and day trips. Academic support runs through faculty offices, the My Manchester portal, disability advisory services and the University of Manchester Careers Service.
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