University of Manchester
Courses
MSc Development Finance
£23,500
MSc Real Estate Finance and Investment
£31,000
MSc Marketing
£31,500
MSc Digital Marketing
£30,000
MA Digital Media, Culture and Society
£30,000
MA Economics
£32,000
MSc Organisational Change and Development
£29,000
MEd Psychology of Education
£30,000
MSc Human Resource Management and Industrial Relations
£30,750
MSc International Development: Public Policy and Management
£28,000
MSc Business Analytics: Operational Research and Risk Analysis
£34,000
MSc Model-Based Drug Development
£27,500
MSc Financial Economics
£32,000
BA Digital Media, Culture and Society
£25,000
BA Digital Media, Culture and Society with Optional Placement
£25,000
MSc Human Resource Development (International Development)
£29,500
MA Education for a Sustainable Environment
£27,000
MA Creative and Cultural Industries
£30,000
BSc Public Health (on campus)
£22,000
MusM Music (Musicology)
£27,000
MSc Environmental Impact Assessment & Management
£25,500
MSc Global Development (Globalisation,Trade & Industry)
£29,000
MSc Global Development (Development Management)
£29,000
MA Humanitarianism and Conflict Response
£27,500
MA International Relations (Standard)
£28,000
Presessional English
NA
English Summer Programme
NA
English for Academic Purposes Pre-sessional
NA
MSc Development Finance
£23,500
MSc Real Estate Finance and Investment
£31,000
MSc Marketing
£31,500
MSc Digital Marketing
£30,000
Highlights
Manchester is the only university in the UK to have social responsibility as a core goal. Students are encouraged to become the best they can be and to make a difference in the real world by participating in Stellify. This is a journey through Manchester’s most transformational academic and extracurricular activities, helping students stand out from the crowd.
Manchester is a vibrant and multicultural city with a lively nightlife, legendary music scene and plenty of places to shop, eat and drink. It’s also easy to get from Manchester to cities like Liverpool, Leeds, Sheffield and Birmingham, while the Lake District is only 90 minutes away.
The University of Manchester owns and operates major cultural assets such as the Manchester Museum, The Whitworth art gallery, the John Rylands Library, the Tabley House Collection and the Jodrell Bank Observatory.
Employability
English Requirement
IELTS, TOEFL
