Manchester is a major city in England, well-connected by air, rail, and road networks, facilitating easy access to the University of Manchester.
Arriving by Air
Manchester Airport is located approximately 9 miles south of the city center. It serves numerous international destinations, including major hubs like Amsterdam Schiphol and Dublin. Transportation options to the city center include taxis, public transport, and car hire. Travelers can reach the city center within 30 minutes of leaving the airport.
Arriving by Rail
Manchester Piccadilly is a central hub in the UK's rail network, providing direct services to major cities such as London, Edinburgh, Birmingham, and Bristol. The journey from London Euston to Manchester Piccadilly typically takes around 2 hours. The University of Manchester's main campus is approximately a 15-minute walk from Manchester Piccadilly Station.
Arriving by Road
Manchester's strategic location on the UK motorway network ensures easy access by car or coach. The M6 connects the city with London and the south, while the M62 links Manchester with Liverpool to the west and Leeds to the east. The M60 orbital motorway encircles the city, providing connections to various regional destinations.
Arriving on Campus
The University of Manchester's main campus is situated along Oxford Road, close to the city center. Participants can walk to the campus or utilize numerous bus routes that operate between the city center and the university.
Internet Access
Participants will receive a university login for Wi-Fi access upon arrival. Eduroam is also available on campus for those whose home institutions participate in this service.