University of Manchester
The University of Manchester was formed in 2004 through the merger of the Victoria University of Manchester (founded 1851) and the University of Manchester Institute of Science and Technology (UMIST, 1824). It is consistently ranked among the top 35 universities globally and is a founding member of the Russell Group. Manchester has produced 25 Nobel Prize winners, including Andre Geim and Konstantin Novoselov who discovered graphene on its campus in 2004. Manchester Business School is one of Europe's largest business schools with a highly regarded MBA. The university sits at the heart of one of the UK's most dynamic cities, home to a booming tech and creative sector.
Why Choose Manchester?
Top reasons Indian students choose this university
Ranked #34 globally and a member of the prestigious Russell Group of UK research universities
25 Nobel laureates affiliated — including Rutherford (nuclear physics) and Graphene discoverers
Graduate Route visa allows 2 years post-study work in the UK after graduation
Manchester city: lower cost of living than London while maintaining major corporate and tech presence
Annual Costs
International Tuition
₹25L/yr
Est. Living Costs
₹9L/yr
Avg. Career Outcome
Intakes
Official Website
https://www.manchester.ac.uk
Top Programs
Popular courses for international students at Manchester
MSc Computer Science
MBA (Manchester Business School)
MSc Data Science
MSc Advanced Computer Science
Scholarships & Funding
Major scholarships available for international students at Manchester
President's Doctoral Scholar Award
Amount
Full funding + stipend
Eligibility
Top PhD applicants
Global Futures Scholarship
Amount
£5,000
Eligibility
International PG students, merit-based
Application Deadlines
Don't miss these key dates to secure your place at Manchester
Campus Highlights
What makes Manchester's campus experience unique
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