Research groups
Our research agenda aims to produce more inclusive and just cities that are economically, environmentally and socially sustainable, both for current and for future generations.
Our research groups have gained significant research funding in recent years; and have already made a significant difference through engagement and impact activities.
The Manchester Real Estate and Urban Economics (MREUE) Group
We view real estate and urban markets through a multidisciplinary lens in developing theories, methods, and state-of-the-art tools for property research.
Cities, Politics, Economies Research Group
Developing innovative ways of theorising and understanding contemporary political and economic challenges.
Cities and sustainability
Engaging with the sustainability challenges posed by urban growth in an academic and policy-relevant way.
Global Urban Futures
This group seeks to better understand urban transformation and the complex challenges facing cities in developing countries.
Manchester Architecture Research Group
MARG's mission is to open up new areas of architectural research and facilitate new ways of engaging in public debate.
Manchester Urban Ageing Research Group
MUARG work with national, regional and local government, third-sector organisations, NGOs, and older people, to promote 'age-friendly' urban environments.
