University of Manchester
Founded: 2004
UK
Overview
The University of Manchester is a member of the Russell Group, which is made up of the best research-heavy universities in the UK. In 2004, the University of Manchester was formed when the Victoria University of Manchester and the University of Manchester Institute of Science and Technology joined together. (USMIT). Both organizations have a hundred-year history, and after many years of collaboration, they eventually decided to merge on October 22, 2004
There are many advantages to earning a degree at the University of Manchester.
- Research-enhanced teaching and learning:- University encourage creative approaches to curricula and assessment, and introduce the latest disciplinary and interdisciplinary research into our programmes. The University of Manchester is at the forefront of cutting-edge scientific and engineering research, notably in the development of innovative therapies for life-threatening illnesses. The University of Manchester received almost £342 million in external research funding in 2015/2016 alone.
- No. Of International and Indian Students:- Admission to the University of Manchester for 2020-21 includes 44,635 Undergraduate and Postgraduate students. There were 17,625 non-UK students among them. There were 25,075 female students and 19,555 male pupils. Postgraduate courses enrolled 15,645 students, while undergraduate courses enrolled 28,990 students. The admittance rate at the University of Manchester is 56%, indicating that the university is extremely competitive. There are roughly 570 Indian students at the University of Manchester.
- Accomodation:- International students who satisfy specific requirements are eligible for Guaranteed Accommodation at the University of Manchester. There are 19 halls with over 8,000 rooms available in a variety of sizes, prices, and locations. The university halls provide a wide range of rooms, ranging from contemporary self-catering apartments to catered halls of residence. The weekly rates for these rooms vary from £111 for a single self-catering room to £219 for a catered single room with shared amenities.
- Alumini:- Manchester University has produced 25 Nobel Laureates. The University of Manchester has produced prominent graduates in various realms of life and society, including Benedict Cumberbatch as Dr. Strange, James Chadwick as the discoverer of the Neutron, Henry Moseley, and Parineeti Chopra.
To help financially needy students, the institution provides both need-based and merit-based scholarships. Undergraduate scholarships at the University of Manchester vary from GBP 1,000 to GBP 20,000. These scholarships can be used again and again for as long as the chosen undergraduate program at the University of Manchester lasts.
Acceptance rate:
56.1%
English score(min)
6.5
Intakes
Spring & Winter
App. Fee
60£
