University of Manchester

The University of Manchester is a public research university and was formed by the merger of the University Of Manchester Institute Of Science and Technology and the Victoria University of Manchester, in England. It is one of the biggest and oldest universities in the UK and has been consistently growing over the past few years. With its top-notch infrastructure and world-class education, the University has managed to attract a lot of international students across the globe from countries like India, Hong Kong, Canada, and Australia. The University of Manchester provides courses mainly in three faculties namely, The Faculty of Biology, Medicine and Health, The Faculty of Science and Engineering and The Faculty of Humanities. Apart from academics, the students are also motivated to actively participate in sports and other co-curricular activities. The university is well-equipped with the Armitage Sports Centre in Fallowfield with outdoor pitches, indoor halls, and a fitness suite, the Manchester Aquatics Centre, and Sugden Sports Centre in the city, and the Wellbeing Rooms.