Student Accommodation near University of Manchester

As a professional platform for University of Manchester student accommodation, uhomes.com offers you a diverse range of options to suit your different needs. You'll find the room that best suits your lifestyle and budget, from private studios and shared apartments, all located around campus and major transport hubs. We work with reputable suppliers such as iQ Student Accommodation, Vita Student and Unite Students to ensure that the quality of our student accommodation in Manchester can be relied upon. These student flats are fully furnished, including bills, and come with first-class amenities - gyms, study lounges, cinemas and more - and are backed up by round-the-clock security and professional maintenance staff to give you the best peace of mind. Choose uhome.com, and our many advantages will make your life at the University of Manchester easy and comfortable:

1. Diverse accommodation options (Studio, En-suite, Non-En-suite & bedroom apartment)
2. Providing accommodation at prime, central locations and surrounded by living facilities
3. More privacy than on-campus halls with a single living space
4. Fully Furnished & Move-In Ready accommodation
5. Security, Support & Maintenance services
6. Flexible Lease Terms & Incentives
7. Top-Tier Amenities & Community inside accommodation
8. All-Inclusive bills & Transparent Pricing, no more bill costs
9. Trusted Partnerships & Verified Reviews
10. Various Discounts (Early bird offer, Group booking cashback, and more)
11. Easy cancellation process (no offer or no visa)
12. Easy group booking with friends

The cost of living at the University of Manchester is around £1,500 - £2,000 per month, depending on the course of study, individual spending habits, financial situation, and lifestyle. The University of Manchester accommodation is the main cost for full-time students, around £9,250 - £23,500 per year. Creating a personal financial plan in advance can help you use your budget more efficiently, and you can refer to the following breakdown:

• UOM accommodation rent: £560 - £1,600 per month 
• Living & Grocery: £300 - £700 per month.
• Food: £200 - £500 per month
• Transport: £60 - £80 per month
• Shopping: £100 - £300 per month
• Mobile network: £5 - £30 per month
• Stationery and Textbooks: £10-£30 per month

You can easily find transport options near the University of Manchester, such as bus, train, tram and bicycle to help you move around the city since the campus is located near the main road of the city, Oxford Rd, which means. The advanced public transport network can take you to the classroom from student flats near University of Manchester quickly or send you to another area.

1. Bus
   Manchester's bus system is well-developed, with 20+ bus lines going through the University of Manchester. You can find multiple bus stops inside the main campus, such as All Saints Park, Aquatics Centre, Royal Northern College of Music, University Shopping Centre and University of Manchester with bus lines 15, 18, 42, 87, 142, 143 and more. The cost of single tickets from £1.00 - £2.50. The Magic 147 bus offers free travel between Sackville Street and Oxford Road for students, and you only need to show your student card.
2. Train
   Manchester Oxford Road station is the closest one to the University of Manchester, just a 10-minute walk, providing a convenient choice for daily commuting and rail services to Leeds, Liverpool and Birmingham.
3. Bike
   As part of our support for low carbon emissions, the University of Manchester built a large number of bike sheds and cycle paths inside the campus, giving you a healthier option for moving from your University of Manchester student housing.
4. Metrolink
   The Manchester Light Railway (LRT) is the largest light rail network in the UK, with 8 lines and 99 stations and a total route length of approximately 103 kilometres. You can transfer to the University of Manchester campus from St Peter's Square or Oxford Road stations in the city centre, making it easy for staff and students to travel. Fares range from £1.40 for a single journey in a single zone to £7.10 for a day ticket, with off-peak, 7-day and monthly passes available to suit different travelling needs.

Living within the University of Manchester makes everything easier. Whether you're looking for academic resources, practical opportunities, friends, or social and professional development activities, the University of Manchester offers first-class facilities to help you. The University of Manchester's library is the third largest academic library in the UK and one of the five national research libraries in the UK. It contains over four million paper books and journals, nearly one million electronic books and journals, and hundreds of databases.

The Students' Union at the University of Manchester is another student favourite, as the largest student union in the UK, with over 40,000 registered members, covering almost all current students at UoM. It offers a range of services, such as cafés, food outlets, restaurants, and clubs across campus. It also has over 400 societies covering various academic, artistic, sporting, and cultural areas. On campus, you'll find two indoor sports centres, two outdoor sports fields and aquatic centres, which are more than enough facilities for most sports. Whether it's ball sports such as basketball and football, or water sports such as swimming and rowing, you'll find something for you here. These convenient facilities are in close proximity to the University of Manchester accommodation, which you can easily reach with a short walk.

Life off campus at the University of Manchester is centred around the lively Oxford Road corridor and the surrounding student neighbourhoods, where everything you need is just a short walk or bus ride away. Students often head to University Green for daily essentials, with places like Pret A Manger, Blackwell's Bookshop, TakK Coffee, and Ginger's Comfort Emporium offering quick meals, study-friendly cafés and ice-cream treats. Just across the road, Kro Bar is a popular Danish-style student pub known for its relaxed atmosphere. You will find yourself close to some of the best restaurants in Manchester, like the iconic Curry Mile in Rusholme, which is a staple of UoM student life—lined with affordable Middle Eastern, South Asian and Turkish eateries such as MyLahore, Mughli, Shere Khan, and Falafel that stay open late into the night. Get involved in events like the Manchester International Festival or the Greater Manchester Fringe to immerse yourself in the vibrant live music, independent theatre, and street art scene – it's the definitive way to experience student life in Manchester at its fullest.

The University of Manchester is located close to Manchester city centre, providing easy access to many popular attractions. Students can explore museums, art galleries, libraries, theatres, and cultural venues near the university, with convenient public transport, connecting the campus, University of Manchester accommodation, and surrounding areas. Here are some of the top things to do near the University of Manchester:

The University of Manchester offers a wide range of popular courses, including Computer Science, Chemical Engineering, Business and Management, Nursing, Medicine, Law, Economics, Accounting and Finance, Biological Sciences, and Development Studies. The university is also highly ranked globally for subjects such as Petroleum Engineering, Geography, and English Language and Literature.