Study

The MUI brings together graduate students to study a variety of issues.

Across three Faculties - Biology, Medicine and Health, Humanities, and Science and Engineering - The University of Manchester offers graduate students a challenging and supportive intellectual environment in which to conduct their research.

Graduate students can study issues such as climate change, cosmopolitanism, design, encounters, finance, governance, housing, informality, migration, planning, politics, resilience, and transport.

Why study with us?

By bringing together anthropologists, architects, economists, educationalists, engineers, geographers, historians, linguists, medics, sociologists and many more disciplines, we offer graduate students the opportunity to work with people they might not otherwise meet.

Postgraduate funding opportunities

Find out how to apply for funding to help with your studies.

Dual-awards with the University of Melbourne

Up to six fully-funded studentships are now available for applications to a defined list of urban projects.

Research groups

Visit our research group websites to find out more about the courses and programmes that the Manchester Urban Institute provides:

Course and programme finders

Visit The University of Manchester website to find out more about all available postgraduate courses and programmes: