The University of Manchester

The following are the typical annual course fees for postgraduate students submitted to us by the university (Reddin Survey of University Tuition Fees 2017–2018):

Classroom: Teaching takes place in a classroom or ordinary lecture theatre. Subjects with classroom teaching might include history, maths and philosophy.
Mixed: Subjects taught in classrooms and laboratories, such as languages.
Laboratory: Much of the teaching may take place in a laboratory and includes biology, chemistry and physics.
Clinical: Dentistry, medicine and veterinary medicine are the clinical subjects.

Read more about fees for MBA, overseas and undergraduate students.

Manchester provides funding for a large number of postgraduate students each year, through funding provided by the UK’s seven research councils, as well as awards made directly by the university.
Postgraduate research students may also be eligible for the President’s Doctoral Scholar (PDS) award.
More than 100 awards are made each year to the most outstanding students from across the globe, across all subject areas.
All PDS award-holders can access a bespoke suite of training activities, including advanced training in leadership, publication and time management.

12,066 postgraduate students in 2015–16:

Subject	Research	Taught	Total
Business & administrative studies	185	2160	2345
Engineering & technology	635	1300	1935
Social studies	265	850	1115
Subjects allied to medicine	375	640	1015
Medicine & dentistry	180	805	985
Education	105	850	955
Physical sciences	685	230	915
Biological sciences	465	170	635
Computer science	155	345	500
Mathematical sciences	125	190	315
Law	60	250	310
Languages	130	165	295
Historical & philosophical studies	105	105	210
Creative arts & design	45	100	145
Architecture, building & planning	25	110	135
Mass communications & documentation	10	45	55
Agriculture & related subjects	5	0	5