Ph.D Management from The University Of Manchester, Manchester - Fees & Admission Details 2024
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- Likes:
- Fantastic professors and infrastructure.
- Dislikes:
- I don't have anything negative but unlike Indian Universities there are no placements offered anywhere here.
Course Curriculum:
It's very updated and teaches how to solve problems in the industry. All the assignments were problems faced in the industry.
Fees:
31,000 pounds
- Likes:
- The thing I like the most is the infrastructure of my university.
- Dislikes:
- The thing I dislike is that there are regular protests going on around the uni campus.
Course Curriculum:
In general, the curriculum is good but a bit too hectic with the assignments. I have 50% of the course as a dissertation which I think is too much instead we could have some more subjects included. We had some guest lectures from industry experts in a few subjects.
Fees:
33000 GBP
- Likes:
- Liked the infrastructure and support for understanding the courses better.
- Dislikes:
- Dislike accommodation options offered by the university.
Course Curriculum:
The course is quite relevant and up to date in terms of industry today but also makes sure that relevant background courses are given.
Fees:
I had to pay 33000£ for my program which had 6 units in total and dissertation.
- Likes:
- Except for the academic standard that sometimes becomes a challenging aspect of the academic journey for international students like me, I like everything else about my university.
Course Curriculum:
My course is up-to-date and very well relevant to the current trends.
Fees:
£26,000 (~26L in 2023)
- Likes:
- Diverse, always something happening, very politically aware students, strong adherence to timelines. Very helpful lecturers. Challenging academics but not too tough and well managed courses
- Dislikes:
- Classmates aren't super sociable and mostly keep to themselves. Profs, while approachable, can sometimes not reply to emails for weeks/months. Strong emphasis on self-study and not as much guided study.
Course Curriculum:
The Course syllabus is relevant to modern-day requirements. We had a course on Techniques for Research and Industry where we had to collaborate, as part of a pre-determined group, to create a proposal and design of a new technological product.
Fees:
The total for me was 33500 GBP. I have heard that this year, it has been hiked to 35000 GBP.
- Likes:
- The university is very inclusive and accommodating. There is no extra pressure to do everything, everyone can learn at their own pace and get the support they need to complete each module.,
- The infrastructure and campus vibe is really good if you stay on campus—lots of activities to participate in without any commitment.
- Dislikes:
- My curriculum in particular could have been better.,
- Less networking events and placement talks.
Course Curriculum:
It is average at best, to be honest. Even though they introduced a new module related to sustainability, all modules could have been taught more practically with a field visit, etc.
Fees:
28,000 GBP
- Likes:
- The university is very, very welcoming to international students. They have all the relevant facilities available to make an international student feel at home.,
- Manchester as a city is very friendly to Indians (or people of South Asian origin), so you don't feel out of place there.,
- There are several extracurricular activities and groups you can join - some even get you college credits.,
- The university gives the option to audit courses from different streams and fields - no judgments or prior requirements there.
- Dislikes:
- For courses in social sciences in particular, there is low placement opportunity. Students must find career opportunities themselves, although many companies keep coming in general to the university on open days.
Course Curriculum:
Industry-relevant curriculum. Very structured, yet can be modified based on the student's requirements and aspirations. Given research experience, but not industrial exposure.
Fees:
18,000 GBP.
- Likes:
- Beautiful Infrastructure,
- Highly specialized staff and industry-class equipments,
- Bloomberg Terminals and extensive library dating back to the 1800s,
- Great nightlife and incredible support for international students
- Dislikes:
- Can be expensive to live (depending on location),
- Can be daunting for those who have never lived alone,
- More focused on self-study as compared to the Indian schooling system; great lecturers nevertheless.,
- No companies come to campus so if you need hand-holding to find a job, going abroad might not be for you if your sole reason for going is finding a job
Course Curriculum:
Could not recommend enough! There is a variety of projects that you will be a part of and do not shy away from grabbing the bull by its horn. Some courses are harder than others, even though no module is the same and this brings another layer of uniqueness to your academic experience. Since my course was focused on finance, we had some veterans of the industry come to our lectures and describe any recent changes in their landscape. During your bachelor's, there will be an option to take a year in industry, given you can find someone to hire you. This was the most crucial year in my personal opinion to shape my outlook. All in all, the university can only take you so far, it boils down to how you utilize the opportunities presented to you.
Fees:
International students pay 3x when compared to a local/national student. It would be anywhere between GBP 20k-25k per year. Financing your university becomes a must for many students but thankfully there are a lot of options available in your home country. Try to get scholarships if you have something to back it up.
- Likes:
- Beautiful Infrastructure,
- Highly specialized staff and industry-class equipments,
- Bloomberg Terminals and extensive library dating back to the 1800s,
- Great nightlife and incredible support for international students
- Dislikes:
- Can be expensive to live (depending on location),
- Can be daunting for those who have never lived alone,
- More focused on self-study as compared to the Indian schooling system; great lecturers nevertheless.,
- No companies come to campus so if you need hand-holding to find a job, going abroad might not be for you if your sole reason for going is finding a job
Course Curriculum:
Could not recommend enough! There is a variety of projects that you will be a part of and do not shy away from grabbing the bull by its horn. Some courses are harder than others, even though no module is the same and this brings another layer of uniqueness to your academic experience. Since my course was focused on finance, we had some veterans of the industry come to our lectures and describe any recent changes in their landscape. During your bachelor's, there will be an option to take a year in industry, given you can find someone to hire you. This was the most crucial year in my personal opinion to shape my outlook. All in all, the university can only take you so far, it boils down to how you utilize the opportunities presented to you.
Fees:
International students pay 3x when compared to a local/national student. It would be anywhere between GBP 20k-25k per year. Financing your university becomes a must for many students but thankfully there are a lot of options available in your home country. Try to get scholarships if you have something to back it up.
- Likes:
- Likes: College campus, Infrastructure, Faculty, Curriculum
- Dislikes:
- Dislikes: No placement process like India
Course Curriculum:
It is quite good and rigourous. We have a business project in the end which is like a small internship, that teaches you a lot and you gain industry level experience.
Fees:
Tuition fee: £29,000
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