1,511 Manchester Metropolitan University reviews

Night life in Manchester is great Good public transport links Knowledgeable and approachable lecturers Modern and up-to-date buildings Impressive sustainability credentials Extensive physical library and online database access Wide range of study spaces

Uni accom closely located to uni campus. City centre just a short walk / shorter bus journey away! Lots of study and wellbeing support. Excellent library and study skill workshop services!

Best aspects are the amount of opportunities available to socialise and meet new people. The events are also a great aspect as they provide fun at an affordable price. The worst aspects would be how expensive the vending machines are in the library and the fifths floor of the library no longer being a social study space.

I love the amount of opportunities the university carries for students who can get small part time jobs or just general experience. It was expands my social circle and develops my skills such as confidence and communication

Greattt place to be

Making the 5th floor library a group zone , improving, cheap food places

The University buildings are beautiful, the resources and the support is very good

At first, I was incredibly nervous about studying at university: I came from a small town in the countryside and moving to the city was a big shock to my system. I started out being incredibly shy and reserved, never having lived away from home before. However, after a semester and a half here, I can see a real positive change to my confidence: the university's facilities are impeccable, with constant support from tutors and lecturers, so you don't ever need to worry about anything as there's always someone close by to help. I've made tonnes of friends via the Union (I really recommend the TableTop RolePlayingGame - TTRPG club!) Overall, I would really recommend this university to anyone, as even in the midst of a cost of living crisis, university life is not as intimidating or frightening at Manchester Metropolitan University. The only improvements I could ask for is some more accommodation, as student houses in Manchester right now are either too far away or too expensive, but that really is my only qualm.

It’s a top quality university and the staff are friendly and accommodate to everyone’s needs in the best way possible. Lecturers treat everyone with respect and just want to help. The campus is gorgeous although if I’m Brooks building it’s a bit away from everything. It’s close to train stations and easy bus access and have lovely lovely study spaces. The worst thing is that they are very unorganised, last minute timetable changed and room changes that when people are travelling in can’t be dealing with.

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