The University of Manchester Speciality : Mechanical
programme: Mechanical Engineering

The campus and facilities are excellent, with learning spaces all around the campus. The free 147 Bus is always helpful when you need to travel across the campus. Lots of career advice and student support is available. The courses are great with lots of support material provided for all topics. The city life is ideal for students with many activities in the afternoons and over the weekends.

The university is top 5 in the UK and one of the oldest and prestigious universities. Diversity and mixed cultures in the university to broaden their social skills and experiences. With more than 300 student societies, you can find numerous like minded students.

The University of Manchester has proven to be a wonderful institution. It offers a plethora of opportunities and resources, enabling students of all ages to thrive not only academically but in extracurricular activities.

In Manchester, they provide a superb facilities and conducive environment to make our study much enjoyable. In advance, school of engineering in Manchester right now will be having a new building soon and this of course will make our study much interesting.

Manchester have put a lot of work into making the university, safely and easily, accessible by bike. A cheap and environmentally friendly method of transport. Restricting Oxford Road to buses and taxis has made main campus safer, the air cleaner, and again making cycling easier.

I would definitely recommend the university of Manchester as it is a highly reputed university with an amazing campus life. Everyone is very friendly and the city is perfect for students. The facilities offered are top quality and the university is rich in history.

The study environment for our faculty is very nice, It owns very big and fancy buildings with very new and advance equipments. The knowledge we learned is very interesting. A big challenge for me is that many courses require a large portion of self-study.

The university of Manchester has a great careers service and academic advisory team that aids students in finding the most suitable career path in their field of study and helps immensely in applying for internships. The Careers service also runs very helpful and insightful CV workshops that have helped me refine my CV to a more professional standard.

Mechanical engineering makes you a critical thinker and enables you to question everything you are taught in order to gain an understanding. It’s helps the student to look into detail of the little things that go on around us, identify problems and find solutions.

The University of Manchester is a “different place”. I mean this in a good way. This is a place full of opportunities for you to work in many different activities and projects, besides your academics. Overall, the engineering degrees offer a structure that aims to immerse and teach students about new technologies and how they are being used in the today’s industries. Particularly, Mechanical Engineering is well designed course that allows students to learn from other engineering degrees, such as: Electrical Engineering and Materials Engineering. However, there are not enough computer programming courses, which are currently becoming more important in today’s industry. In terms of social and activities, The University of Manchester offers a wide variety of volunteer and work activities, such as: working at the museum or with the library team. Moreover, Manchester is one of the universities with the most societies in the UK. Therefore, the opportunities are limitless. Nevertheless, if you do not find something for you, the university allows you to form our own society y following very simple steps. Student accommodation is not very different from other universities. The university equips their rooms with all the basics. Do not expect anything luxurious or very modern. Overall, I would recommend The University of Manchester. Even more if you are applying to an engineering or science course.