Manchester is a truly multicultural university, home to around 7,400 international students from 180 countries.
The computer revolution started here in June 1948 when a machine built by Tom Kilburn and Sir Freddie Williams, known affectionately as "The Baby", ran its first stored programme.
Visit the School of Computer Science History Pages.
Important information for international applicants to The University of Manchester under the new Points-Based System for 2009.
The UK Government's Foreign & Commonwealth Office (FCO) is introducing a scheme called the Academic Technology Approval Scheme (ATAS).
Rated in the top 6 in the UK the school is a place of pioneering computing and interdisciplinary research
The UK, and particularly Manchester, is a diverse and multicultural place which is home to several thousand international students. Find out what some of our students are envolved with after their graduation.
Find out more about pre-sessional English language courses
at the language
centre.
Life certainly is for living in Manchester. It's a lively, cosmopolitan city offering you an enviable mix of multicultural attractions.
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