Manchester Metropolitan University

Manchester Met takes a proactive approach to getting you future ready and works closely with you to navigate your next steps after university – whether it's full-time employment or further studies. The university provides expert advice and resources, as well as opportunities to meet employers, make industry connections and gain experience, meaning you'll have great prospects when you graduate. Manchester Met recognises that university is about more than a degree. Through its Future Me and Rise programmes, you’ll have the chance to try a huge range of extracurricular activities, short courses, projects and new experiences, giving you control of how you grow as a person.

Manchester Met offers a variety of scholarships and bursaries to enhance your experience while studying. As well as financial support towards your education, its scholarships provide you with a wealth of opportunities to access tailored and career-focused development opportunities, build a professional network and become part of a scholar community. A wide range of scholarships are on offer, including a First Generation Scholarship Programme if you're first in your family to go to uni, and sports scholarships for talented athletes.

Be part of one of the UK’s largest and most diverse student communities — where people from across the world come together to share customs, cultures and ideas. 40% of the UK-based undergraduate students at Manchester Met identify as coming from Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic backgrounds and 16% tell the University that they have a disability (Manchester Met Annual Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Data Report 2022-23). There are lots of student-led clubs and societies, including culture and faith groups, a range of sports clubs and hobbies. Whatever you’re into, there’s something for everyone. Manchester Met is a destination of opportunity and somewhere that you can be your true self.