Into The University Of Manchester

INTRODUCTION;

The University of Manchester is a global institution with a reputation for education and innovation across the globe. It is located in the North-west of England in the heart of Manchester city center. Trailing its root back to "1824", the University of Manchester is home to almost 40,000 students focused on three major aspects (Research activities, teaching, and learning practices). The research output of the University of Manchester is very high, ranked seventh in the world according to the QS World University Rankings® 2018, a select network of leading research-intensive universities in the UK. Research is fundamental to the University of Manchester. They are committed to both the discovery of new knowledge and as an application for social and economic value. Teaching at the University of Manchester is categorized into four faculties, which include;

A) The Faculty Of Life Science.

B) The Faculty Of Medical and Human Science.

C) The Faculty Of Humanities.

D) The Faculty Of Engineering And Physical Science.

The University of Manchester is a great citadel of learning, an exciting and vibrant environment to learn and live for great minds. There are over 400 courses offered at the University Of Manchester with the aim to provide the spark for positive change.

References:http://www.childrensuniversity.manchester.ac.uk/learning-activities/student-life/an-introduction-to-student-life/introduction/ http://www.childrensuniversity.manchester.ac.uk/for-grown-ups/our-purpose/ https://www.topuniversities.com/universities/university-manchester

CAMPUS PROGRAMS AND RESIDENCE

CAMPUS;

The University of Manchester campus is located on Oxford Road, which is the largest estate in the UK higher education. The landscape of the University is up to 270 hectares with 245 buildings. There are some notable buildings owned by the university, they include;

A) Whitworth Art Gallery which has benefited from a recent £15 million renovation.

B) The Manchester Museum

C) The University's library; There are more than four million printed books and manuscripts, over 41,000 electronic journals and 500,000 e-books inside the university's library.

D) The Jodrell Bank Observatory in Cheshire.

Of course, the university campus offers everything student needs for satisfaction from both studies and leisure time. Their welcoming programs comprise of a lot of events and activities designed to help the student to be well familiar with the university environment, make friends and others. Examples of expected activities and events as a means to welcome the students into the university campus are;

i) Tours: This is not limited to the campus environments but of their visitor attractions (such as the John Rylands Library, Whitworth Art Gallery And Manchester Museum) and the city of Manchester itself.

ii) The student's union's welcome fair, where one can sign up for clubs, societies, and sports teams

iii) Film screenings, concerts, speed meeting, and quizzes, etc.

The University Of Manchester really invested in buildings and facilities on the campus to create the best learning environments for students. Some of the buildings include;

A) Contemporary lecture theatres.

B) Standard and well-equipped laboratories.

C) Studios

D) Computer Labs

E) A host of student support services, etc.

By 2022, the University of Manchester will invest a further £1 billion on its campus to make the environment more suitable for learning activities. Their main focus along the bustling Oxford road and they will be spending several million pounds on making the environment a suitable one for the Manchester community at large.

PROGRAMS;

The University Of Manchester Programs Include;

A) Undergraduate

B) Taught Master's

C) Postgraduate Research

D) Postgraduate Certificate and Diplomas

E) Online and Blended Learning

F) The Manchester Experience

RESIDENCE;

There are three major Halls of residence at the University Of Manchester located in three areas which include;

A) City

B) Fallowfield

C) Victoria Park

Approximately 8,000 students live in these halls, within each of these areas, there is alot going on and the atmosphere is certainly never dull. One will definitely be in easy reach of local shops, bars, and restaurants as well as the university, the city, and the campus.

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ADMISSION INTO THE UNIVERSITY OF MANCHESTER;

As an international student that is about to make an application to the University of Manchester be it undergraduate or postgraduate, here's are the information one needs to be aware of below;

The application process for undergraduates; All UK and international students must apply for an undergraduate course through UCAS. The University of Manchester's UCAS code is M20 MANU and take note that UCAS charges an application fee. Each year you can apply via UCAS from September 1, the final deadline for international student's application is 30 June.

Reference:https://www.manchester.ac.uk/study/international/admissions/undergraduate-application-process/