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International students can apply for University of Manchester admission by the deadline to get admission. Mentioned below are the upcoming deadlines for UG and PG admission at the university.

  • The University of Manchester deadline for UG programs is Jun 30, 2026

University of Manchester Courses & Fees 2026

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Courses1st Year Tuition FeesDuration & Eligibility
M.Sc.(191 courses)
INR 13 L - 79 LGet Fee Details
Duration4 months-3 years
Exam AcceptedIELTS: 6.5 - 7, TOEFL, PTE: 58 - 76, GMAT, GRE
MBA/PGDM(43 courses)
INR 24 L - 63 LGet Fee Details
Duration12-15 months
Exam AcceptedIELTS: 6.5 - 7, TOEFL, PTE: 58 - 76, GMAT, GRE
B.E. / B.Tech(52 courses)
INR 27 L - 48 LGet Fee Details
Duration3-5 years
Exam AcceptedIELTS: 6 - 7, TOEFL, PTE: 58 - 70
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Q:   What are the popular courses at University of Manchester?
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Mostly the MBA and MS courses of Manchester Uni are opted by Indian students. University of Manchester offers around 400 UG courses and 587 PG courses to international students every year. Here are the study areas popular at the Uni of Manchester

  • Arts and Humanities
  • Biology and Biochemistry 
  • Mathematics
  • Mechanical Engineering
  • Chemical Engineering
  • Physics
  • Economics and Business

 

Q:   What is the admission process for international students at University of Manchester?
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The application process at the University of Manchester can change depending on course chosen and level of study. The steps to apply for undergraduate and postgraduate courses at the university are given as follows:

UG Application Process:

  • Student must apply through the UCAS common application portal.
  • They can go to the website and select the course that they are interested in.
  • Students are required to meet the eligibility requirements (Academic qualifications, English proficiency, etc.
  • Once they have decided on the course, the important documents are to be submitted such as SOP, Transcripts and personal statements.
  • You can track the application's progress through your given credentials by UCAS.
  • Once the applicant submits the application to UCAS, it forwards to the University, and the admission teams carefully analyse the application document.
  • The university will send you an offer letter once selected. Hence keep checking your UCAS portal for your application status.

Check out:  tips to improve your SOP

PG application process: 

  • Select the postgraduate course you are interested in from the University of Manchester.\
  • Ensure you meet the entry requirements for the chosen program, as they vary depending on the course.
  • Complete the online application by providing your personal information.
  • Upload the required documents, such as Academic transcripts and proof of English language proficiency ( TOEFL/ IELTS). experience in your fields and references (depending on the course). You also may require Two LORs depending on the course.
  • If your application is successful, you will receive an offer from the University of Manchester. 

To make your admission better, check out the following: How Admission Officers Evaluate your application. 

Q:   Can I work part-time while studying at the University of Manchester?
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International students of Manchester University can work part-time. A maximum of 20 hours each week during term time are allowed. But, the university recommends students work a minimum of 15 hours per week. A few of the job positions that students can take up are: 

  • Bars and restaurants
  • Administration
  • IT / web design
  • Conferences / exhibitions
  • Shops or retail
Q:   What are the admission requirements for the MSc Computer Science at the University of Manchester?
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For admission to Manchester Uni MSc Advanced Computer Science, the entry requirements are given below: 

  • A first class Honors degree with 65% average from a UK university or equivalent
  • IELTS with 7.0 score / TOEFL with 100 / PTE with at least 76
  • Previous degree trabscripts
  • CV (if graduated more than 3 years ago)

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Q:   What is the most competitive course at University of Manchester?
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Most of the Masters courses at University of Manchester are competitive, particularly MBA and MSc courses. The general requirements for international students are given as follows:

  • First or Upper Second Class honours degree with 60% average from a UK university or internationally is required.
  • The student must also be able to demonstrate academic progression by achieving high grades in each year of UG degree. 
  • First Class Division with an average between 60% and 80% is generally required for Indian Students
  • TOEFL / IELTS are accepted as a proof of English language proficiency
Q:   What is it like to study Computer Science at the University of Manchester?
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University of Manchester offers the BSc Computer Science course which includes the following:

  • It is a very flexible course and allows the students to choose course units to reflect their developing and changing interests. The course also has a range of themes which allows the students to specialise in the second and third years.
  • A broad and flexible course that provides the freedom to choose from an extremely wide range of Computer Science topics. 
  • The University of Manchester focuses on providing the students with a unique experience and it is directly applicable to solving problems
Q:   What are the living expenses at University of Manchester?
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University of Manchester living cost of the academic year 2022-23 for postgraduate students is mentioned below:

  • Accommodation - EUR 148.08 per week
  • Meals - EUR 38.94
  • Clothes - EUR 520
  • Local transport - EUR 535
  • Other- EUR 50 per week
Q:   What is the Bloomberg ranking criteria for University of Manchester?
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The Bloomberg ranking methodology includes four indicators such as Entrepreneurship, Learning, Network, and Compensation. Bloomberg Ranking 2024 released its ranking for the criterion of according to which the University of Manchester ranks at #15, which is fluctuating with minimal differences over the years.

Mentioned below are the scores this B-School has received among various parameters:

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MSc in International Development: Environment Climate Change and Development - Batch of 2021
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Studying abroad- University of Manchester journey.
Tips: Look, moving from India to Manchester was honestly just a massive jump—it was exciting, sure, but also way more overwhelming at first than I'd planned for. Between trying to survive the freezing weather and just figuring out a totally different uni system, those first few weeks were honestly just a bit of a blur. You really have to be ready to put yourself out there and just start looking for any volunteering or part-time gigs you can find to get some experience. Since I didn’t have any scholarships or anything like that to fall back on, I basically had to be proactive from day one. It’s a lot to take in, especially with the food and the social side of things being so different, but you just have to dive in and figure it out as you go. It’s just a lot.
Likes (Indian Food): I prefer cooking myself. I got all the ingredients options near by the University campus. It is very accessible and easy to shop for Indian groceries. There are many south Asian cafes, restaurants and shops in the campus near Curry mile Road. The pricing is okay.
Dislikes (Permanent Immigration): Look, with the way the rules for staying here just keep on changing all the time lately, you really have to stop and think about what you actually want before you even look at the long haul. Honestly, I’m not really leaning toward the UK for PR or anything anyway. Given my background and everything, I’m pretty sure I’d have a decent chance at getting it if I actually wanted to—it’s just not where my head is at right now. I guess you just have to figure out what really matters to you before jumping into any massive life decisions like that. It’s just a lot to weigh up.
Total Monthly ExpensePound 1325
Prepping time for classes20 hours/Week
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MSc in Data Science (Business and Management) - Batch of 2025
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Strong faculty, academically inclined, but poor career support.
Tips: Manchester + Uom genuinely changed me. I'd lived abroad in Sweden before, so moving countries wasn't new, but Manchester hits different. Manchester feels different, cloudy, social, and full of character. Living here has made me more patient and open-minded just by living in such a diverse place. It is also super safe compared to India, and that safety unlocks a new kind of confidence; you start feeling like the world is your playground. I become more independent, more secure in my own style, and more me. Day-to-day is very "Oxford Road main arc" where life circles lectures, library, coffee runs, and constantly running into people because the whole stretch is basically student central. When I am not in lectures, I am mostly hiking around speak district, people watching around NQ, or on my way to inhale food on Curry Mile. And the rain is super annoying at first, but as you go through the seasons, you go from gloomy to romanticising the rain, where later on you huddle up and imagine yourself as an indie movie character. Academically, the University of Manchester is strong. For data Science, a lot of teaching staff are from other departments, so they are genuinely experts in their fields. All the professors are warm and welcoming in general. I would suggest the university for students who want to pursue further studies. A lot of students secured partial and full ride schlorhsip, especially within the school of engineering and AMBS. Overall, being in university is strong academically, but there is not much support career wise 70% of the class always move back home, and the rest struggle due to international passports and strict government regulations. Even though I have thoroughly enjoyed my time here, I think it is a better option to apply in the EU or Australia.
Dislikes (Internships): The University of Manchester has a dedicated careers centre but the support feels more like it only exists in theory. The practical support available for postgrad students seeking internships is limited in effectiveness. The opportunities are mostly available to students who already carry relevant work experience (2+ years) in their home country or are British passport holders. Many capable fresh college graduates struggle to secure a job despite making active efforts. There are no readily available internships; the university does have some programs in different schools, such as engineering or medicine but again these resources are mostly centred around undergrad students.
Total Monthly ExpensePound 525
Prepping time for classes30 hours/Week
Expected Annual SalaryPound 30000
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MSc in Health Data Science - Batch of 2024
4.1
The city is well connected.
Tips: The culture is a bit different but one can easily adapt to it. I did not avail any scholarship for this course. It's a self learning course, the professors help with the work but the majority of the work is expected to be done by the student. This is a bit different from the learning structure in India.
Likes (Public transportation): The city is well connected. Bus is the cheapest mode of transportation 5-6 for an entire day. There are many reliable alternatives as well, in case of schedule changes due to weather, strike, etc. The transport system is very efficient for students.
Dislikes (Permanent Immigration): Current changes in government might influence the route to ILR. Once someone lands a sponsorship, the route to ILR is quite straightforward. Would recommend students to have a look at the roles that are currently in demand before picking their course/specialisation.
Total Monthly ExpensePound 1225
Prepping time for classes20 hours/Week
Expected Annual SalaryPound 36025
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MBA - Batch of 2025
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Great experiences, vibrant city and a good student culture.
Tips: For my particular course which was the MBA, it is vital to have solid work experience. This is important for doing well in the course and for getting a job later. -There are many cultural differences as compared to India, but a student will experience them only when they arrive here. You need to be more outgoing as compared to India, be able to hold conversations with a barista of a coffee shop as well as a director in a company. Manchester is very diverse and is a wonderful city for students, very vibrant, very happening and not as expensive. I was awarded a scholarship of 7000 GBP based on my work experience and GMAT score. I was awarded this by the university and did not apply for it separately. Very satisfied with everything, I believe this is the best value for money MBA among the top business schools in the UK.
Likes (Safety): Manchester is a safe town, in general UK is quite safe. I have been around the city at 3 AM too and never felt unsafe. There are probably one or two streets where I would not venture out alone at night but for the most part it is safe. I have never had any bad incidents. The most popular crime that takes place is phone snatching, but there is a very easy solution to this, which is not to use your phones while walking on the street.
Dislikes (Indian Food): Various global cuisines are available in Manchester which is the most vibrant city in the UK outside of London. Indian food options are quite limited/average compared to other UK cities. I usually prefer cooking myself but occasionally eat out too.
Total Monthly ExpensePound 1300
Prepping time for classes30 hours/Week
Expected Annual SalaryPound 65000
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MSc in Data Science (Social Analytics) - Batch of 2025
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Excellent and friendly university.
Tips: The University of Manchester is excellent. It is filled with people who are there to help you, and you have the freedom to explore your hobbies. I adjusted quite well with everyone and did not experience much cultural shift. I received an academic scholarship worth 7,000. If you are eligible, the university takes you into consideration without having to apply. I am quite satisfied with the university and the country. However, I would have liked it if the course had been paced more effectively and we had been taught more relevant material.
Likes (Indian Food): It is a cultural hub and you can find any cuisine quite easily. Especially in Manchester there is a street called Curry Mile which has shops from India, Pakistan and even Middle Eastern countries. The pricing varies from shop to shop. I prefer cooking my food because it allows me to put as much spice in the food as I want.
Dislikes (Post study jobs): I'm not sure how many companies offer sponsored visas, but there are quite a few. Sponsorship is not based on the role; however, roles in AI and data Science see more sponsorship. For a sponsored role, your salary should be above 32,000 GBP while junior roles tend to start from 24,000-26,000 GBP.
Total Monthly ExpensePound 900
Prepping time for classes5 hours/Week
Expected Annual SalaryPound 30000
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MSc in Financial Crime and Compliance in Digital Societies - Batch of 2026
3.9
Good courses and high competition.
Tips: The business and STEM courses are among the most popular programs here so the quality of education is high and so is demand hence, course registration can and will get intense. The city is very vibrant and cheaper to live as compared to cities like London. Very global campus and professors are very good at what they do. Part time work is limited so you'll have to keep trying for one that fits your schedule.
Total Monthly ExpensePound 1650
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Q:   What are the popular courses at University of Manchester?
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The University of Manchester programs include 412 undergraduate courses and 587 postgraduate courses for international students. University of Manchester fees for international students for a UG course range between INR 20 L- 36 L, and a PG course, ranges between INR 20L -57L for the first year. Some of the University of Manchester courses that are popular are  Arts and Humanities, Mathematics, Biology and Biochemistry, Mechanical Engineering, and Physics.

Q:   What is the application fee for the MBA course at the University of Manchester?
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The Uni of Manchester MBA application fee is GBP 60. The applicants can take admission to the MBA course by submitting the online application.

Given below are the admission documents requirements for international students - 

  • Admission essay
  • CV
  • Degree transcripts
  • GMAT / GRE
  • English language proficiency score report
Q:   Is the University of Manchester good for the BSc programme?
A: 

The university has consistently demonstrated good output in the field of BSc. According to the below rankings (Guide’s computer Science category), it secured an impressive position from dropping to 12th to coming back at 7. These rankings result from the university's high-quality computer Science program. 

Q:   What are the Bloomberg rankings for University of Manchester?
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Bloomberg Business Week rankings are considered one of the best and the most trusted ranking bodies around the world. Bloomberg Ranking 2024 released its ranking for the criterion of according to which the University of Manchester ranks at #15, which is a decline form the year 2022 as this ranking was #13 in 2022. 

Q:   How does ARWU rank the University of Manchester?
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ARWU, short for Academic Ranking of the World Universities also known as Shanghai Ranking is known as one of the best ranking bodies in the world. It is one of the three most influential rankings of the world alongside Times Higher Education World University Rankings and QS World University Rankings.

Over 2,500 Universities are ranked by ARWU every year. In the ARWU ranking, University of Manchester ranks at #52 in 2024, which is a decline by 11 spots form the year 2023, as this ranking was #41Times Higher Education rankings are constantly declining since 2022.

Q:   Is University of Manchester better than University of Edinburgh?
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The University of Edinburgh ranks the best out of the listed similarly ranked UK Universities followed by the University of Manchester.

A comparison of University of Manchester with The University of Edinburgh

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Q:   Is University of Bristol better than University of Manchester?
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According to the table given below for difference among the similarly ranked UK universities,   The University of Bristol ranks somewhat similar to University of Manchester, although the rankings for this university are fluctuating since 2023.

A comparison of University of Manchester with other UK Universities is given below:

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Q:   What are the Guardian rankings for University of Manchester?
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For the UK-based universities only, The Guardian University Guide rankings are started. Some of the few indicators that are used to compute the rankings of these universities are entry standards, student-staff ratio, teaching quality, feedback, career prospects, etc.

University of Manchester ranks at #31, which is a decline of 7 spots as the university ranked higher in the year 2024 which was rank #24. The rankings given by The Guardian for this University are fluctuating since the year 2023. The Guardian rankings are fluctuating for most of the courses offered under this university.

Q:   Is Manchester an Ivy League?
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No, the University of Manchester is not a part of Ivy League as it is generally for the 8 US universities. However, this university is ranked really well by some of the top ranking bodies of the world. Look at the pointers given below -

  • Manchester university is a part of the highly prestigious Russell Group too.
  • The US World and News rankings rank this university at #68 in the year 2025
Q:   What are the US World and News rankings for University of Manchester?
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US World and News Report ranked University of Manchester at #68 in the Global Universities category which is a decline from 2025 as this ranking was #67. From the ranking data it can be concluded that the rankings for this university have been constantly declining since the year 2024. In 2024 the Global University ranking was #63.

Q:   Is Manchester a Tier 1 Uni?
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Yes, the University of Manchester is considered a top tier university in the UK because of its high rankings, the status of the Russell Group and high employability. 

As per Shiksha Popularity rankings, Manchester University is ranked at #5 and under QS 2026, this ranking stood at #18.

Q:   Is University of Manchester a good university?
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University of Manchester is one of most prominent universities in UK. Manchester University provides around 412 UG and 587 PG courses for international students. 3 faculties that make up University of Manchester each include several schools with strong reputations for successful teaching and research. The university offers a large variety of scholarships for its international and Indian students. The University of Manchester placement rate stands at 96%, and the graduates are employed within 6 months of graduation.

Q:   What is the University of Manchester known for?
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Manchester Uni is famous for its research and is ranked at 5th for research power. It is an international university with 44,000+ students. Also, it is home to 26 Nobel Prize winners. In the Graduate Market 2024, Manchester Uni is the second most targeted by the leading employers of the UK. 

Q:   Is University of Manchester good for international students?
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For international students, degree from University of Manchester is passport to successful life and career. University is recognized globally for quality of teaching, with international standard research shaping our courses. The University is one of the UK’s the largest campus-based universities, with over 26,000 undergraduate and 14,000 postgraduate students. They are also the most globally diverse university in the UK, with over 10,000 international students enrolling from over 160 countries worldwide.

Q:   Is Manchester University a top 10 university?
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The University of Manchester is one of the top ranked universities in the world. According to Shiksha Popularity Rankings, the Manchester University has an overall ranking of #29 in world and #11 in UK. According to the Times Higher Education effect Rankings and the QS World University Sustainability Rankings, Manchester University is the only institution in the world to rank in the top ten for its social and environmental effect.

Q:   Is University of Manchester public or private?
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University of Manchester is a public research university based in the UK. The university offers best degree programs at UG and PG levels. Manchester University is home to 10,000+ international students from 160+ nations. University of Manchester placement rate attracts students from all over the world.

Q:   Does Brain Cox work at Manchester University?
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  • Yes, Brian Cox is a Professor of Particle Physics at the University of Manchester.
  • Manchester University is committed to offer quality education through its professor.
  •  Also, the Royal Society Professor for Public Engagement in Science.
Q:   Which famous Indian celebrities have studied at the University of Manchester?
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Many famous Indian personalities have studied at Manchester University. These are:

  • Terence Lewis
  • Parineeti Chopra
  • Javed Jaffrey
  • Amitabh Kant
  • Sujoy Gosh
  • Atul Khatri
  • Mekapati Goutham Reddy
Q:   How many Nobel prize winners are associated with the University of Manchester?
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26 Nobel prize winners have been associated with Manchester University. The current academic staff include Konstantin Novoselov and Andre Geim. Other Nobel Laureates include: 

  • JJ Thomson
  • Niels Bohr
  • Ernst Rutherford
  • Alexander Todd
  • Arthur Lewis
  • Simon Johnson
  • Michael Smith
  • John Richard Hicks
Q:   Who are the notable alumni at University of Manchester?
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The University of Manchester alumni network include innovators, leaders, mentors, entrepreneurs, famous personalities, and more. Manchester University graduates work in top sectors such as Business Development, Education, Operations, Engineering, Information Technology, and more. Furthermore, the University of Wisconsin notable alumni are mentioned below:

  • Brian Cox
  • Benedict Cumberbatch
  • Ben Elton
  • Meera Syal
  • Mark Kermode
  • James Lovelock
  • Alasdair MacIntyre
  • Andre Geim
  • David Oakes
  • Joe Abercrombie
  • James Chadwick
  • Vincent Kompany
  • Milo Yiannopoulos
  • Jack Whitehall
  • Josh Widdicombe
  • Ade Edmondson
  • Samia Suluhu Hassan
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For an MS application to stand out, Indian students are required to have an application that has strong  academics and a strong statement of purpose. Look at the key factors in an application, Maryland University looks for - 

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Yes, almost all the PG-level courses at Manchester University would need Indian students to submit a final dissertation or project. This is the requirement as part of their 1-year curriculum structure

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No, for most of the MA courses at Manchester University, the work on research experience is not mandatory as an Indian student. 

It is definately not always required but if an Indian student has a relevant experience, academic research or internships, they should use it in the application. 

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An MA from the University of Manchester can be considered a great choice for an Indian student. The reason being that this university of among the top in the world.

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Yes, for some MA programs, Indian students would be required to have a relevant background to apply. Look at the pointers given below -

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