Postgraduate research is of utmost importance. Not only do postgraduate researchers contribute to society through innovative discoveries of new techniques and understandings, but postgraduates are also more employable as a result.
Employers always look for the extra mile, and a research qualification stands you streets ahead of other applicants.
The University of Manchester is world-renowned as one of the best places to conduct research. Set to a background of some of the oldest and most beautiful university buildings in England in one of the most vibrant cities in the world, the complete package is second to none.
That's just the surroundings. Our global reputation for quality, breadth and volume of research is upheld by £160 million of funding each year, and underlined by outstanding results in the most recent Research Assessment Exercise.
We have a distinguished history in research, innovation and enterprise stretching back over 175 years.
We have over 50 specialist research centres, conducting pioneering research in areas ranging from cancer treatments and genetic disorders to artificial intelligence and aeronautics.
But don't just take our word . . . .
The University of Manchester often features in the national and international news media. Check out this selection of research news headlines.
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