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With over 63,000 undergraduate applications each year, The University of Manchester is the most popular university in the United Kingdom according to UCAS. Unsurprisingly Manchester University is also home to the country's largest Student Union (UMSU). The University boasts over 500 degree programmes and harbours a growing total of 4 million books across the University libraries. Every first year undergraduate is guaranteed a place in one of the University's numerous accommodation halls, reaching 9,000 rooms.
The University of Manchester was created as a combination of The Victoria University of Manchester and UMIST, resulting in a large and powerful educational institution. As £300m of investment continues to be ploughed into the university, it is able to compete with the world's best universities. There is a fantastic array of choice for students at Manchester due to the scale, and a large and growing pool of resources and facilities. The University of Manchester aims to be within the top 25 universities in the world by the year 2015, and is rapidly expanding academic and research facilities around the campus in a £350m programme. Contact Manchester University:
General enquiries: +44 (0) 161 306 6000 Admissions: +44 (0) 161 275 2077 Email: ug.admissions@manchester.ac.uk Website: www.manchester.ac.uk Address: University of Manchester, Oxford Road, Manchester, M13 9PL
Quick links: Order Prospectus , Open Days Essential Info Sex Ratio: 46:54 (Male:Female) Undergraduates: 26,460 Postgraduates: 9,195 Academic staff: 3,502 Applications per place: 9 Clearing: 8% Dropout Rate: 5%
1sts: 16% 2.1s: 49% 2.2s: 22% Other: 7%
Tuition Fee: £3,070pa Average Housing cost: £60.58pw Access Fund: £892,200 Graduate Employment & Further Study: 89% Cost of a Pint: 99p in the MMSU! (Expect around £1.60 most student bars) Average Graduate pay after 6 months: £20,500 International Students (Country - No. of students) China - 1,640 Malaysia - 460 Greece - 310 India - 285 Cyprus - 275 Pakistan - 235 Nigeria - 180 Germany - 170 Republic of Ireland - 155 United States - 145 France - 135 Singapore - 135 Saudi Arabia - 120 Kenya - 105 Spain - 100 South Korea - 95 Taiwan - 95 Canada - 85 Italy - 75 Japan - 75
Current Senior Officers President and Vice-Chancellor: Professor Alan Gilbert Co-Chancellor: Miss Anna Ford Co-Chancellor: Sir Terry Leahy Pro-Chancellor & Chairman of the Board of Governors: Mr Norman Askew Pro-Chancellor: Admiral Sir John Kerr UniversityNobel Prize Winners: Physics - Melvin Calvin
- JJ Thomson
- CTR Wilson
- William Lawrence Bragg
- Niels Bohr
- James Chadwick
- PMS Blackett
- Nevill Francis Mott
- John Cockcroft
Physiology Chemistry - Ernest Rutherford
- Arthur Harden
- Walter Norman Howarth
- Robert Robinson
- Alexander Todd
- John Charles Polanyi
- Linus Carl Pauling
- Michael Smith
- George de Hevesy
Economic Sciences - John Richard Hicks
- Arthur Lewis
- Joseph E Stiglitz
(Content and statistics correct as of 2007)
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