Visitor travel
Where possible, we encourage everyone visiting our University to travel sustainability.
Cycling
The University provides a range of facilities to help make cycling to campus an accessible form of transport.
Cycling facilities
Our campus map shows you where to find our cycling facilities.
You can also find more information about cycling in Manchester on Transport for Greater Manchester’s (TfGM) website.
Bus, train or tram
The University is well connected by buses.
Free travel is available on the 147 bus along the stretch of Oxford Road designated for bus, taxi and cycle only.
You can use Transport for Greater Manchester’s journey planner to find the best way to travel to and from the University by bus.
Our campus is well situated and only a short walk from three of the city’s main train stations:
- Manchester Piccadilly – a 20-minute walk or a short journey on the free 17 bus.
- Manchester Oxford Road – a 15-minute walk.
- Manchester Victoria – a 25-minute walk.
The nearest tram stops are at Deansgate or St Peter’s Square, both a 20 to 25-minute walk away from campus.
Driving
We understand that sometimes travelling by car is necessary.
There are six car parks on campus. Discover more about their location and pricing.
Discover more information about travelling to the University sustainably.