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The University of Manchester, located in Manchester, UK, is attracting more and more attention from Chinese students for its excellent educational resources and relaxed teaching atmosphere. It is also the largest financial centre in the UK outside of London, making it a popular destination for international students from all over the world.
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Manchester was ranked number one in the UK and 46th in the world in the 2015 Global Liveability Survey. As well as being a great place to live, Manchester's economy is also very well developed. Manchester is economically comparable to London and is well on par with London in terms of music, design and fashion, but is far less expensive to live in. In fact, it's not just fashionable, there are a variety of authentic Chinese restaurants with authentic flavours and Chinese snacks abound.

The University of Manchester library has been voted 'one of the most beautiful libraries in the world'. The University of Manchester Library is the 'third largest academic library in the UK' and one of the five national research libraries in the UK, providing great support for students with both paper and electronic books and journals. The University of Manchester Library also has hundreds of databases, so you can make the most of these quality resources and swim in a sea of knowledge.
Tips for living in Manchester - Living in a foreign country


Manchester student accommodation The University of Manchester also has two fully equipped indoor sports centres, two spacious outdoor sports grounds and the prestigious Manchester Aquatic Centre (remember, the Commonwealth Games were held here in 2002?) . The University of Manchester also 'dedicates' its extensive Manchester Museum, which is open to the public free of charge throughout the year. There Manchester student accommodation are also other facilities on campus for students to relax and enjoy, including a cosy café, a wide range of snack shops and a variety of clubs, all of which are part of the University's 'food, drink and fun' offerings.

Manchester student accommodation After talking about the facilities inside the campus, I would like to introduce you to the transport situation around the University of Manchester, the most common means of public transport for international students are buses, trams and trains, below I will introduce you to each of them, I hope I can help you~~~.

Bus: The most frequently used road by Manchester students should be Oxford Road, which is one of the busiest bus routes in Europe. How busy is it? It's said that if it's rush hour, a bus will leave every four seconds. If you need to take the bus at night, the night bus is your best bet for convenience and safety. It runs after midnight, so you don't have to rush off to catch the last bus for an enjoyable club activity. Alternatively, you can take the free 'Uni-link' bus between the north and south campuses of the University of Manchester, and when you're out and about you can take the bus around the city, which is also free to take.
Tips for living in Manchester - Living in a foreign country


Tram: The Metrolink is a tram service that connects the city centre with the suburbs. The tram does not pass through the campus, but if you want to get to the outskirts of Manchester, the tram is the most comfortable and convenient option.
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Trains: Manchester has a total of four train stations, of which the two that you will most often hear about are Victoria and Piccadilly. The University of Manchester's nearby Oxford Road train station is just a few minutes away, even on foot, and the University's North Campus is also within walking distance of Piccadilly.