Manchester University

They are both the same; the first one is Manchester University, and the second is highlighting the foundation year, and both are the same. Manchester University is a public research University. It was founded in 1824.

The University previously used to have seven campuses: of which five were in Manchester, namely: Didsbury, Elizabeth Gaskell, Hollings, Aytoun & All Saints & two in Cheshire: Alsager & Crewe. 

However, the institute later shut down operations at six of the seven locations, with all university operations moving to the main city centre campus, located on Crewe Green Road, Greater Manchester, UK.

The Manchester Metropolitan University & Aston University are both major higher educational institutions in the UK, & attract thousands of international students every year, thanks to their excellent academic standards & overall learning environment. 

However, the Manchester Metropolitan University's acceptance rate of 80% is much better than Aston University's (50%) suggesting Aston is relatively more selective at granting admissions to students.

The University of Manchester is much tougher to get into than University of West London. The University of Manchester has an acceptance rate of around 40-50% while the University of West London has an acceptance rate of around 83%, suggesting it is almost twice as tough to get into. 

The admission deadlines for international students at University of Manchester are given as follows:

The University of Manchester fees vary between INR 7 L and INR 63 L for first-year. The university offers many affordable courses to students. The table below includes the University of Manchester tuition fees for international students: