The University of Manchester

About us

This venerable Russell Group Institution was founded in 1824 and is based in Manchester, England. It was given the name The institution of Manchester in 2004. A red-brick public institution, it has established a reputation for producing top-notch research, ground-breaking
discoveries, and Nobel Prize-winning graduates. The university offers the opportunity to live in one of the best cities in the world for students, with several of the best-funded student education programmes in the UK. The university is best known for its outstanding teaching, employability rates of 94%, and student life experiences with one of the largest and most diverse student unions in the nation. It is ranked #18 globally by QS world university rankings and among the top 50 universities in the UK (The Guardian and The complete university guide, 2020).

The institution has consistently been a choice and top target for leading employers in the UK thanks to its top-ranked UG, PG, research, and diploma programmes that are among the world's 100 greatest study programmes. More than 10,000 international students attend this university each year, and it guarantees housing assistance for all of them. It also promises holistic development by offering counselling services, opportunities for skill development, sports and well-being facilities, the best management courses, volunteer opportunities, internships, and many other things.