The University of Manchester offers accommodation facilities to both undergraduate and postgraduate students. The University of Manchester is one of the largest and most prestigious universities in the United Kingdom, with over 40,000 students from all over the globe. The University of Manchester provides a variety of housing choices for students, including private housing, shared apartments, and residence halls. The University of Manchester has 19 halls across three residential campuses – City, Fallowfield and Victoria Park – which all have their own unique features and amenities.
Residential facilities at University of Manchester are available in over 20 halls of residence. Some residential halls are available for both UG and PG students. The residential fees include utility bills, internet (wifi/cable connection) and insurance. The residential halls have a wide variety of facilities ranging from computer labs to libraries to sports and to bars. Undergraduate accommodation contracts at University of Manchester are for 40 to 42 weeks whereas accommodation for PG students are available for 51 to 52 weeks. The deadline of submitting the University of Manchester accommodation applications is 31st August.
University of Manchester Accommodation: Residential Campuses
University of Manchester has 19 halls across three residential campuses – City, Fallowfield and Victoria Park – which all have their own unique features and amenities. The following section discusses the three residential campuses in detail.
City Campus
If you prefer to be in the midst of a bustling university environment, where you can easily access lectures and study areas, then the City campus would be the ideal choice for any student pursuing programs at University of Manchester. Situated either north or south of the University campus, the halls of residence offer convenient living options. By choosing to reside in the north, you will only have to take a five-minute walk to reach the vibrant city centre, while opting for the south will require a ten-minute walk or a quick bus ride to be in the heart of the action.
City campus halls are:
- Denmark Road
- George Kenyon Hall
- Horniman House (includes accommodation suitable for couples but not children)
- Weston Hall
- Whitworth Park
Fallowfield Campus
Fallowfield can be described as a self-contained township within the city, renowned for its vibrant social atmosphere that presents ample opportunities for making new acquaintances. In addition to its lively surroundings, there are plenty of shops, cafes, and bars in the area, with frequent bus services connecting it to the city centre, making it a highly desirable living destination.
Furthermore, the Armitage Centre, one of the University's two sports venues, is situated in Fallowfield. The Centre provides a comprehensive range of sports facilities, including all-weather and grass pitches for football, rugby, hockey, and cricket, squash and badminton courts, fitness classes, and much more perfect for student prsuing undergraduate or graduate programs at the University of Manchester.
Fallowfield campus halls are:
- Ashburne Hall
- Oak House
- Richmond Park
- Sheavyn House
- Unsworth Park
- Uttley House
- Woolton Hall
Victoria Park Campus
The location of Victoria Park, situated between the City and Fallowfield campuses, makes it an excellent living option for those seeking a balance between academic and social pursuits. The area is adorned with lush greenery, creating a serene environment that is conducive to both studying and living. Within a short walking distance are Whitworth Park and the highly acclaimed Whitworth Art Gallery. The main University campus can be reached in about 15 minutes by foot, with regular bus services also available.
Furthermore, the city centre is just a 10-minute bus ride away. The neighboring district of Rusholme is home to the popular "Curry Mile" section of Wilmslow Road, offering a diverse range of cuisines and produce from a variety of restaurants and shops. You'll also find several small minimarkets, as well as Lidl, Tesco, and Sainsbury's in the area. Rusholme is a vibrant and cosmopolitan locality that adds to the charm of living in Victoria Park. Considering the cost of living in UK this seems like a perfect choice for international students.
Victoria Park campus halls are:
- Brook Hall
- Burkhardt House
- Canterbury Court
- Daisy Bank Hall
- Dalton-Ellis Hall
- Hulme Hall
- St Anselm Hall
University of Manchester Accommodation: Catered Halls
There are 5 catered residential halls that serve meals to the students throughout the year. You can enjoy your stay at university in catered dorms without having to worry about grocery shopping and cooking for yourself. It's a fantastic method to budget your money as food costs are included, socialise and meet other residents and free up time to concentrate on settling in. A broad selection of menus that accommodate special dietary needs and offer vegetarian and vegan choices will also be advantageous to you. The details of the catered halls at University of Manchester are tabulated below:
| Residence Hall | Student Type | Minimum Price/week (GBP) | Room Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dalton-Ellis Hall | Undergraduate | 162 | Single Rooms |
| Hulme Hall | Undergraduate | Postgraduate | 174 | Single Rooms |
| Saint Anselm Hall | Undergraduate | Postgraduate | 171 | Single Rooms |
| Ashburne Hall | Undergraduate | Postgraduate | 163 | Single Rooms |
| Woolton Hall | Undergraduate | Postgraduate | 164 | Single Rooms |
University of Manchester Accommodation: Self-catered
Self-catered halls offer flexibility and independence: you decide your food budget, prepare your meals and eat when it suits you. In each kitchen, you’ll find cupboard space, cookers, microwaves, and fridge-freezers. Self-catering is a great option if you want to have the freedom to plan your food and mealtimes, improve your cooking skills and learn new recipes, plan your time around work or caring commitments and get to know your flatmates or cook together.
| Residence Hall | Student Type | Minimum Price/week (GBP) | Room Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Brook Hall | Undergraduate | 164 | Single Rooms |
| Burkhardt House | Undergraduate | 160 | Single Rooms |
| Canterbury Court | Undergraduate | 160 | Single Rooms |
| Daisy Bank Hall | Undergraduate | Postgraduate | 167 | Single Rooms |
| Denmark Road | Undergraduate | Postgraduate | 173 | Single Rooms |
| George Kenyon Hall | Postgraduate | 162 | Single Rooms |
| Horniman House | Postgraduate | 219 | Single and Couple Rooms |
| Oak House | Undergraduate | 111 | Single Rooms |
| Richmond Park | Undergraduate | 160 | Single Rooms |
| Sheavyn House | Undergraduate | 160 | Single Rooms |
| Unsworth Park | Undergraduate | 171 | Single Rooms |
| Uttley House | Undergraduate | Postgraduate | 153 | Single Rooms |
| Weston House | Undergraduate | Postgraduate | 160 | Single Rooms |
| Whitworth Park | Undergraduate | Postgraduate | 115 | Single Rooms |
University of Manchester Accommodation: Catering times
Fallowfield halls offer catering five days a week (Monday to Friday) with breakfast served between 7.30am and 9.30am and dinner served between 5.15pm and 7.15pm.
Victoria Park halls offer catering seven days a week with the same mealtimes as Fallowfield halls but with the addition of brunch (Saturday and Sunday, 11.30am to 1pm) and dinner (Saturday and Sunday, 5.15pm to 6.30pm).
Catering is available every week except for vacation dates and bank holidays, therefore offered 34 of the 41 weeks of your license agreement.
Following is an example menu stated by the university:
Breakfast
- Five-item cooked breakfast with toast.
- Cereal, fruit and yogurt bar.
- Fairtrade hot and cold beverages.
Dinner
- Choice of hot main dish (vegan, vegetarian, fish or meat).
- Salad bar.
- Choice of dessert (warm dessert, fresh fruit salad, yogurt or a piece of fruit).
- Fairtrade hot and cold beverages.
University of Manchester Accommodations: Application Process
Both current and newly admitted students can apply for on campus accommodation at the University of Manchester. However the students are required to follow a certain application process for the same. The process for accommodation applications are mentioned below:
- Create an account in the portal using your university ID number (UID) and a password of your choice
- Give a confirmation whether you need accommodation for the current year or the next academic year
- Confirm whether you are a returning student or a freshman at University of Manchester
- Follow the steps and select your five preferences of halls.
- Submit your application.
Accommodation Deadline
- August 31: For all the new undergraduate and postgraduate students.
- July 31: For the visiting and exchange post graduates and undergraduate students.
- July 24: To make changes to your hall selection
University of Manchester Accommodation Offer
After a location of a room in the university residence halls, The university will send you an offer for the room via email. Students are Advised to check their email regularly and access their offers as soon as they are sent
The accommodation offer expires after a certain period of time, usually four days or shorter from the date that it is emailed to the students by the University. If the students fail to accept the offer within that time, they might lose the guarantee of accommodation with the university. Details on how to accept the accommodation offer will be sent by email and the students need to pay 400 GBP advance license fee to secure their rooms.
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Likes
- It's is a very Multicultural Campus
- The campus is very high tech.
- Nobel Laureate Faculties
Dislikes
- The campus is very spread out and somethings it tiring to go from one class to another.
- The accommodation is very expensive.
- Sometimes its hard to get time post lecture from professors.
Accommodation
- I was in budget accommodation provided by the University. But the services were excellent, the rooms are great, and the space is great. It was a good experience.
- I don't remember the monthly rent but the final payment was GBP 7000 excluding food facilities.
- There is very less accommodation so you have to choose fast. Also i had to live in a different room for a few days, as the room allotted to me was under maintenance.
- Choose the University accommodation even if it's a bit expensive. It's safe, more student-like and helps you get to know more people.
- My accommodation was 5 km from my campus.
- I was in budget accommodation provided by the University. But the services were excellent, the rooms are great, and the space is great. It was a good experience.
- I don't remember the monthly rent but the final payment was GBP 7000 excluding food facilities.
- There is very less accommodation so you have to choose fast. Also i had to live in a different room for a few days, as the room allotted to me was under maintenance.
- Choose the University accommodation even if it's a bit expensive. It's safe, more student-like and helps you get to know more people.
- My accommodation was 5 km from my campus.
Likes
- Upto date academia
- Modern ambience
- Various talks by professionals both in industry and academia.
Dislikes
- No spoon feeding wrt to teaching
- Exams structure is very different
- Based on personal initiation meaning that here they don’t make you attend events or make anything compulsory. You are basically on your own when it comes to attending networking events and keep an eye out on your mails.
Accommodation
- I just put in for university accommodations and from there the university helps you get an accommodation. So I made a mistake wrt accommodation as when you apply for that, you have with your 5 preferences based on the university accommodation and accidentally my first preference was IQ accommodation in Salford. I didn’t read the distance, which showed 40 mins from bus so I ended up there but my accommodation is really big and better than other university accommodation but since it is off campus, I won’t recommend it.
- I just put in for university accommodations and from there the university helps you get an accommodation. So I made a mistake wrt accommodation as when you apply for that, you have with your 5 preferences based on the university accommodation and accidentally my first preference was IQ accommodation in Salford. I didn’t read the distance, which showed 40 mins from bus so I ended up there but my accommodation is really big and better than other university accommodation but since it is off campus, I won’t recommend it.
Likes
- Academic excellence- The course was intellectually rigorous, well structured , and delivered by knowledgeable faculty
- World class infrastructure and learning environment
- Diverse and inclusive community
Dislikes
- Career support for international students
- Uk weather - frequent rain and cold weather
- Administrative delays specially during busy academic periods
Accommodation
- I found my accommodation through unite student accommodation and stayed in piccadilly Manchester. The process was straightforward, but I'd highly recommend booking early because prices go up quickly as the intake approaches. Since I booked two months before the intake, and my rent was around £800 per month.
- I found my accommodation through unite student accommodation and stayed in piccadilly Manchester. The process was straightforward, but I'd highly recommend booking early because prices go up quickly as the intake approaches. Since I booked two months before the intake, and my rent was around £800 per month.
Likes
- The campus and infrastructure: It is a vastly spread campus with ample study rooms, labs, eateries and green spaces.
- Ease of communication with faculty
- The accommodation
Dislikes
- Rigorous course: Since the course is rolled into one year, it can get difficult to keep pace with the syllabus.
- A few accommodations are poorly managed.
- Scholarships getting over pretty quickly.
Accommodation
- I opted for On-campus accommodation and I loved my flat. A form is sent out to students from the university itself where we have to give our top 5 preferences for accommodation and the university will allot one at random. I luckily got my first preference. It was just a 5-minute walk to the library and about a 7-10 minute walk to the main lecture buildings.
- The monthly rent was about 540 GBP which is the cheapest on campus. I have a separate bedroom to myself. The kitchen, toilet and shower rooms are shared common spaces and these spaces are cleaned by the cleaning staff twice a week. There are an iron box, kettle, fridge, oven, microwave and vacuum available in the flat. I personally did not encounter any challenges while finding or securing my accommodation because it is the one I wanted.
- I stay in Whitworth Park Leamington House and this house is the most newly furnished one in this accommodation community. it is the cheapest when compared to other one-campus accommodations, and it is very close to lecture halls. I have seen many Indians choose the accommodation I have chosen, purely because of the above-mentioned reasons. But a few students go for private accommodations or a little far off campus if they have more funds with them.
- If your budget is small and you want one close to campus and do not mind a shared toilet/bathroom, then I definitely recommend Whitworth Park, but only certain flats are good (a few very old flats are in bad condition), so please check pictures before giving this one as a preference.
- I opted for On-campus accommodation and I loved my flat. A form is sent out to students from the university itself where we have to give our top 5 preferences for accommodation and the university will allot one at random. I luckily got my first preference. It was just a 5-minute walk to the library and about a 7-10 minute walk to the main lecture buildings.
- The monthly rent was about 540 GBP which is the cheapest on campus. I have a separate bedroom to myself. The kitchen, toilet and shower rooms are shared common spaces and these spaces are cleaned by the cleaning staff twice a week. There are an iron box, kettle, fridge, oven, microwave and vacuum available in the flat. I personally did not encounter any challenges while finding or securing my accommodation because it is the one I wanted.
- I stay in Whitworth Park Leamington House and this house is the most newly furnished one in this accommodation community. it is the cheapest when compared to other one-campus accommodations, and it is very close to lecture halls. I have seen many Indians choose the accommodation I have chosen, purely because of the above-mentioned reasons. But a few students go for private accommodations or a little far off campus if they have more funds with them.
- If your budget is small and you want one close to campus and do not mind a shared toilet/bathroom, then I definitely recommend Whitworth Park, but only certain flats are good (a few very old flats are in bad condition), so please check pictures before giving this one as a preference.
Likes
- Inclusivity-- The environment is very inclusive and welcoming so one doesn't feel left out.
- Diversity-- People of all backgrounds and ethnicities come together to study and it helps create a wonderful experience.
- Support-- The professors, faculty and admin really go to great lengths to help and support you with whatever you may need.
Dislikes
- I haven't found the course to be as extensive as i had expected it to be.
- The careers' service is a bit partial towards business courses and doesn't represent arts courses much.
- The assessment and feedback is quite rushed into the semester, so it can feel very quick at times.
Accommodation
- I found my accommodation through the sanctuary students website with the help of my consultants at TFM Overseas Education Consultants.
- My monthly rent is 848 pounds, and we have all bills included along with free Wi-Fi. We have to pay for our laundry separately at the accommodation itself.
- I found it difficult to pay the entire rent at one go
- I would suggest looking for co-living flats if you want to go for something more affordable. But if your budget is comfortable, go for student accommodation.
- It was only a 10 minute walk. Most indian students stay in student accommodations near the campus or in salford apartments.
- I found my accommodation through the sanctuary students website with the help of my consultants at TFM Overseas Education Consultants.
- My monthly rent is 848 pounds, and we have all bills included along with free Wi-Fi. We have to pay for our laundry separately at the accommodation itself.
- I found it difficult to pay the entire rent at one go
- I would suggest looking for co-living flats if you want to go for something more affordable. But if your budget is comfortable, go for student accommodation.
- It was only a 10 minute walk. Most indian students stay in student accommodations near the campus or in salford apartments.
Likes
- Inclusivity of all international students
- Regular student’s union activities
- Sportcipate - an initiative to make sports inclusive for all
Dislikes
- I don't think I'm unhappy with anything on campus The commute to university can be a task I really cannot think of anything else
Accommodation
- Off campus. Near City centre.
- I used UniAcco but I would advise students to simply go to the website of the accommodation site and book it directly because agencies take a fee of 100 pounds which is so not worth it.
- 235 per week rent.
- Getting uni accommodation is the best, it is way cheaper, starting around 150 i guess. It's best to stay there.
- Off campus. Near City centre.
- I used UniAcco but I would advise students to simply go to the website of the accommodation site and book it directly because agencies take a fee of 100 pounds which is so not worth it.
- 235 per week rent.
- Getting uni accommodation is the best, it is way cheaper, starting around 150 i guess. It's best to stay there.
Likes
- Campus infrastructure, Weekly Tutorial Sessions, Wonderful lecture delivery
- Nancy Rothwell Building (Formerly Engineering Building A)- home to Department of Mechanical, Aerospace and Civil Engineering
- Collaboration with top Industry players
Dislikes
- The process throughout was very smooth and responsive- nothing to dislike
- The lecture delivery was great- no complains
- Well maintained classrooms, facilities- full points
Accommodation
- I searched through local agents. This can be considered cost-effective as compared to on-campus accommodation. The only drawback of staying off campus is that you don't make friends easily, which can make you feel home-sick at times. I have seen a lot of students staying on campus being more involved in groups.
- I searched through local agents. This can be considered cost-effective as compared to on-campus accommodation. The only drawback of staying off campus is that you don't make friends easily, which can make you feel home-sick at times. I have seen a lot of students staying on campus being more involved in groups.
Likes
- Research based exams and students should read and understand varied research papers about their topics to excel in their course.
- Accessible software such as Bloomberg, STATA available for student use.
- Lecture podcasts and help is available for students
Dislikes
- Once you are finalized with the subjects/project topics, its nearly impossible to get it changed after the deadline.
- For international students, its harder to adjust to the study patern of the university, as it is more research based.
- Tuition fee is quite high as a student
Accommodation
- I searched for the accommodations months in advance and I emphasise the need for students to book their accommodations as early as possible. Because as time runs short, the prices skyrocket. Also, the location of accommodation matters a lot—how close it is to the university, the closest market and bus stations, etc.
- I searched for the accommodations months in advance and I emphasise the need for students to book their accommodations as early as possible. Because as time runs short, the prices skyrocket. Also, the location of accommodation matters a lot—how close it is to the university, the closest market and bus stations, etc.
Likes
- There were so many memorable and enjoyable events throughout my college life. Though covid really made it all to make it sufferable but I'm sure if that never happened then these years would've been even better infinitely which sucks honestly.
- I am an engineering student so idk about other majors like arts or business (Though they do seem to have no work at all) but the curriculum here is mostly hands on-experience, reports, experiments, labs, workshops, projects, and group/team work related events and stuff which is very exciting and make sure you never miss on those. It's something quite unique that I am very sure the Indian curriculum never taps our students' potential on. Though at the end there is always a theory exam which has 80% weightage but that's a given.
- Since it's a foreign university, you'll get to meet lots of people from all the countries over the world and you'll be able to learn a lot from them because it's basically a different perspective of how they grew up. Make sure you make lots of friends!!
Dislikes
- I'll say things I disliked in general because it's not really college alone but the situation as an International student altogether: It's expensive. As an Indian I know you guys understand me the most that living in the UK or anywhere in the world as an international student is quite expensive. Even if you think you can get a part-time job (hard to immediately get as an international) to offset some of your personal expenses. It's not always feasible because you gotta balance your studies and social life as well and to have it three ways with work when you'll be having constant deadlines it will be very tough. So when you choose a foreign university make sure you're ready to empty your pockets which honestly sucks but such is life.
- I'd say Indian food is best so you always miss home food. Whenever I come back home I just bulk up as much with no questions asked. Food is something which generally sucks in the UK so it might be a UK thing lol.
- Getting a job as an International student is a nightmare. This thing might come as a shock but this was something which shocked me as well. TBF i've seen dumb people get hired more often than smart ones so it might be the job market or companies fault but I'd say this yeah studying in foreign university increases your employability worth but its not certain and you will like me and many others will struggle whether to get part time or full time job. Though Ivy leagues are different but then again USA best country raaaahh so companies prefer them in general.
Accommodation
- I chose university's owned student accommodation (which was on their website) so that I could make new friends asap and it's close to the uni as well. Yearly rent was around 7000 pounds/year but it depends on the city and university so make sure you do your research.
- No challenges when finding accommodation in general because you're the one paying for services. You get wifi and all facilities like laundry and stuff.
- I'd recommend getting student accommodation if possible so that you can party all weekend with friends or else you'll be surrounded by old people if you go off-campus non-student accommodation lol. Trust me, I know I've been there. They're cheapest and provide security as well and are honestly quite well maintained so you won't have to worry about your living and can focus entirely on studies.
- I chose university's owned student accommodation (which was on their website) so that I could make new friends asap and it's close to the uni as well. Yearly rent was around 7000 pounds/year but it depends on the city and university so make sure you do your research.
- No challenges when finding accommodation in general because you're the one paying for services. You get wifi and all facilities like laundry and stuff.
- I'd recommend getting student accommodation if possible so that you can party all weekend with friends or else you'll be surrounded by old people if you go off-campus non-student accommodation lol. Trust me, I know I've been there. They're cheapest and provide security as well and are honestly quite well maintained so you won't have to worry about your living and can focus entirely on studies.
Likes
- Location- close to city center
- Location- close to city center Faculty - Highly qualified and experienced
- The accepting environment for people from all backgrounds, races.
Dislikes
- Very active in 1st sem, very low energy and activities in 2nd and 3rd sem.
- Very large campus- makes it difficult to commute within the campus.
- Food at cafe - very average in taste
Accommodation
- You can get university accommodation through the university portal. Rent would be 187£ /week for 51 weeks for a silver ensuite bedroom. The room has 3/4 size bed, ensuite washroom, study desk, shared kitchen and communal area. There is 24/7 security and reception, secure entry and exit, recreational facilities.
- I would recommend every student to check the BUS CONNECTIVITY from their accommodation to the university, before finalizing their accommodation in Manchester. Areas like george kenyon hall, fallowfield area, wilmslow road area and city center, are best for traveling and transport, throughout the city at all times of the day. Extremely good connectivity.
- My accommodation was 25 mins walk from university.
- Indian students are residing in all parts of the city.
- You can get university accommodation through the university portal. Rent would be 187£ /week for 51 weeks for a silver ensuite bedroom. The room has 3/4 size bed, ensuite washroom, study desk, shared kitchen and communal area. There is 24/7 security and reception, secure entry and exit, recreational facilities.
- I would recommend every student to check the BUS CONNECTIVITY from their accommodation to the university, before finalizing their accommodation in Manchester. Areas like george kenyon hall, fallowfield area, wilmslow road area and city center, are best for traveling and transport, throughout the city at all times of the day. Extremely good connectivity.
- My accommodation was 25 mins walk from university.
- Indian students are residing in all parts of the city.
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