Why choose the UK for your education?

• The UK is 22 miles away (by car) from Europe, imagine – you could have a trip to any European country you want for a weekend…
• Many European students do not need a visa to study in the UK.
• So come and enjoy England’s unique history, culture and architecture.

Why Manchester?

• It is a gateway to the Northwest of England.
• It is the city that never sleeps – whether you want to go shopping or
  clubbing, visit a museum or an art gallery or simply want to have a
  cup of tea in a café facing the historic scenery in Salford Quays; there
  is always something to do in Manchester 24/7.
• It is one of the key places for higher education with its seven prestigious
  universities. Yet, despite this, there are fewer international students than other
  cities in the UK- which means your whole experience will be more English than it can
  be in many other cities.
• Greater Manchester has an overall population of 2.2 million! That’s a lot of people with whom you can practice
  your English.
• Manchester is considerably cheaper than many other cities, especially London, so you can shop ‘til you drop!
• It is in the centre of Great Britain and is only a short journey from London, Liverpool, York, Birmingham, Edinburgh
  and Dublin.
• It can be reached via direct flights from all over the world thanks to Manchester International Airport.
• It is the home of two Premier League football teams: Manchester United and Manchester City.
• Remember: Manchester is famous for its friendly and helpful people!
• Its cosmopolitan structure welcomes people from all over the world and makes you feel at home. Cultural events and
  celebrations throughout the year give the city an exotic buzz.
• From education to sports, shopping to arts and science, and nature to culture,
• Manchester is one of the most vibrant and dynamic places in the UK.
• And finally: because of Manchester Central School of English…

About Manchester

The city of Manchester, with a population of over 350,000 people, is one of the largest cities in Britain and the regional capital of the North West of England. As well as being a busy centre for finance and business, Manchester is also a city that takes its culture and leisure very seriously. There are plenty of theatres, cinemas and clubs for everyone. With a student population of over 100,000 – the largest number outside of London – Manchester is clearly a very popular choice for people to come and study.

Here are just some of the things this wonderful city has to offer you:

• A major international airport
• Two mainline train stations
• A world famous music and nightclub scene
• A great choice of restaurants, cafes and pubs
• Theatres, art galleries and museums
• Parks and gardens
• Fantastic shopping
• Football, of course, and many other sports

Read more about Manchester and the things you can do in this great city on viewmanchester.co.uk