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Manchester, United Kingdom

University of Manchester

A large civic university in the north west of England with a broad undergraduate and postgraduate portfolio.

About the institution

A large multi-faculty institution in central Manchester, offering programmes across business, engineering, computing, life sciences and the humanities.

The campus at University of Manchester

Subject areas

Courses at University of Manchester

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    • Undergraduate
    • Business & Management

    BSc Business Management

    A three-year undergraduate degree covering management, organisational behaviour, marketing and strategy, with an optional placement year.

    Duration
    3 years full-time
    Intakes
    September
    • Postgraduate
    • Business & Management

    MSc International Business

    A taught master's in international business practice, combining core management modules with a dissertation or applied consultancy project.

    Duration
    1 year full-time
    Intakes
    September, January
    • Undergraduate
    • Computer Science & IT

    BSc Computer Science

    Programming, systems, algorithms and software engineering, with specialist options in the later years.

    Duration
    3 years full-time
    Intakes
    September
    • Foundation & Pathway
    • Business & Management

    International Foundation Year — Business

    A pathway programme combining academic subject content, study skills and English language preparation for progression to undergraduate study.

    Duration
    1 year full-time
    Intakes
    September, January
    • Research
    • Computer Science & IT

    PhD Computer Science

    A supervised research degree. Admission depends on a research proposal and identifying a supervisor with matching interests.

    Duration
    3–4 years full-time
    Intakes
    September, January

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