The Manchester University is one of the top university in the country and it located in Manchester, England. The Manchester University is a great building, there’s quite a lot of block depending on what you are studying but after a few weeks it won’t be as daunting as your first day. Manchester University is situated on the top of Oxford Street, one long road and if you walk up that road you will walk past the Manchester Metropolitan opposite the BBC building. Located ten minutes away from the City Centre you will never get bored, there’s loads of places to eat, have fun and the night life isn’t that bad either. It can get a little packed though with other students from the other universities coming down. There are a wide range of bookshops to cater for everyones needs and the library is one of the biggest in the country. The library is massive and quiet so you can do some work in there. You can also borrow books but they are strict on lending them out and request their return immediately. You never get bored in this city and whilst it may seem large at first, transport links are absolutely brilliant. The buses are frequent and fairly cheap for the main routes and there is a Metrolink tram system which runs further afield and is also very frequent, so you can be very self-sufficient without forking out for a car. There are also free buses which take you around the city centre. I can thoroughly recommend Manchester as a great place to be, both for the University and the city itself.
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