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University of Manchester

Manchester, UK

The largest single-site university in the UK by enrolment. Manchester has produced 25 Nobel laureates and is strong in engineering, chemistry (where the atom was first split), and biomedical sciences.

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Rolling green British-Isles countryside stitched with hedgerows and dry-stone walls under a soft broken sky.

Location

Manchester

Established

2004

Degree levels

Bachelor's, Master's, PhD

Instruction

English-taught

Rankings

Rankings are published annually by their respective organisations and change every year. Confirm the current-year position on the official ranking website before relying on it.

How to apply

UCAS

Admission tests

Requirements change from one intake to the next — confirm the current ones on University of Manchester’s official site (opens in a new tab) before you apply.

Applying to universities in the UK & Ireland

Application platform
UCAS (UK) / CAO (Ireland)
Intakes
Autumn (Sep/Oct)
Student visa
Student Visa (UK) / Stamp 2 (Ireland)
Working while studying
UK: 20 hrs/week during term, full-time on breaks. Graduate Route: 2 years stay after degree.

Official sources: GOV.UK — Student visa · Irish Immigration Service. Visa and work rules change — verify on the official source before relying on them.

Popular fields of study

EngineeringChemistryComputer ScienceBusiness (Alliance)
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Source: University of Manchester official website. Details here are for guidance only — tuition, deadlines, rankings and eligibility change every academic year, so confirm on the official university site before applying.

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