Manchester Metropolitan University
Description of the University:
The Manchester Metropolitan University started as Technology, Art and Design from Manchester Mechanics’ Institution (1824) and Manchester School of Design (1838), moving in 1970 to be a polytechnic center. Since 1992 is officially college and has the following schools and colleges:
-Faculty of Art & Design
-Faculty of Health, Psychology & Social Care
-Faculty of Humanities, Law & Social Science
-Faculty of Science & Engineering
-Hollings Faculty
-Institute of Education
-Manchester Metropolitan University Business School
-MMU Cheshire
In total, the university has seven campuses , five of them in Manchester and Crewe and Alsager remaining – MMU Cheshire. Most of the studies were performed on the campus of Manchester, part of the British university tradition. Precisely Manchester is probably one of the cities with more nightlife in the UK and one of the most interesting academic destinations in the country. Its cosmopolitan character, in continuous transformation, provide the visitor an unforgettable experience and enable their active participation in student life .
Cost of living for one student in Manchester:
The economic issues can become a real headache if not properly planned budget before coming to college. In addition to tuition fees for studies that will take is important to ensure that it has sufficient financial resources to survive during the entire course.It is estimated that each student will have a cost of living annual £ 7.800 (£ 650 per month) to cover their maintenance costs of accommodation, transportation and other basic conceptor everyday life. Keep in mind that the cost of living increases annually based on inflation, which is 3 percent more each year.
The British agency Council for International Student Affairs (UKCISA) annually publishes a document which provides detailed information on the general cost of living in the UK, specially designed for international students. You can also consult the study guide in the UK of Education UK or the British Council .
Another place to get more details on the cost of living in the UK and university life is the website of the NUS , an association that represents various student bodies representing colleges and universities in the UK and Ireland. The report The whole Student Experience Report analyzes the major economic issues and ways to meet the costs used by different students.