The University of Manchester (England)

The University of Manchester offers over 1,000 degree programmes across the humanities, business, science, and engineering subject areas. These programmes include foundation courses, bachelor’s degrees, master’s degrees, PhDs and MBAs. Ranked 29th in the world according to the QS World University Rankings® 2018, the University of Manchester is a prestigious red brick university and is also… The University of Manchester offers over 1,000 degree programmes across the humanities, business, science, and engineering subject areas. These programmes include foundation courses, bachelor’s degrees, master’s degrees, PhDs and MBAs. Ranked 29th in the world according to the QS World University Rankings® 2018, the University of Manchester is a prestigious red brick university and is also a member of the Russell Group: a select network of leading research-intensive universities in the UK. The University is investing £1 billion over 10 years into its campus and facilities, helping to sustain its incredible history of innovation, with 25 Nobel Prize winners among its current and former students and staff. The University helped with the development of the world’s first modern computer in 1948, and was where Ernest Rutherford first split the atom in 1917. It has three nobel prize winners for economics and most recently it is famous as the university where the material of the future, Graphene, was first isolated.