The University of Manchester Courses and Fees 2025

• 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 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 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 opted for a private accommodation as I wanted a spacious room, my rent was 750 pounds per month which is standard in Manchester, it is more expensive if you have to live in London, I booked the room through an app and didn't need any channels for it, there are a lot of challenges which you will face when you're moving to UK the first and obvious one is that the weather is too cold and you'll need time to get used to it.
• My room was close to university it was a 15-20 minutes walk.

• In the UK, the university does NOT guarantee a full-time job. However, the student centre in the university helps you to polish your CV or cover letter, recommend new skills, etc.
• But if you are highly inclined towards getting a job, I would recommend a 2-year Industrial master’s degree in the UK wherein you are forced to work in a relevant industry for the second year of your master's degree, and the University helps you in it!
• Moreover, now with 2 years post-work visa, there are significant chances that you will continue with your job in the 2 years Industrial master’s degree case after degree completion. However, if you are looking for a job with a year Master’s degree, it is possible but you have to keep applying for a longer period of time in the industry of your interest.

I chose this university as this particular course is available only here and has a high ranking.

I chose this university as it is amongst top 30 in QS World Rankings. I received a partial scholarship from this University that helped pay off some of the costs. I chose MSc EPSE because it was a natural continuation of my previous job. Overall, it was a wonderful experience. I would genuinely recommend those who want to pursue this course as it's very technical and well-taught. A diverse group of students allows, in certain group activities, a very comprehensive set of ideas to work with.

QS ranking and overall ranking for the course i’m in is under 30s. I’d suggest to go for a cheaper university also with a slightly lesser ranking.