Abbey College Manchester

Total Students

220

International Students

108

Total Faculties

Total Programs

Tuition Fees, Cost of Living & Accommodation at Abbey College Manchester

Cost Of Living

£ 16300

Undergarduate Fees

£ 13900

Undergraduate Fees International Students

£ 25600

Post Graduate Fees

£ 15600

Post Graduate Fees International Students

£ 30000

Bachelors

Art Design and Architecture
£ 25600
Business and Management
£ 25600
Sciences
£ 25600
English and Literature
£ 25600
Philosophy Religion and Theology
£ 25600
Natural Sciences and Mathematics
£ 25600

Masters

Art Design and Architecture
£ 30000
Business and Management
£ 30000
Environmental Studies and Earth Sciences
£ 30000
English and Literature
£ 30000
Natural Sciences and Mathematics
£ 30000
Philosophy Religion and Theology
£ 30000
Sciences
£ 30000

Abbey College Manchester Departments

Accounting
Art and Design
Science
Business Studies
Economics
English Language
Environmental Science
Religious Studies
Fashion Textile and Design
Psychology

Step-by-Step Guide to Admission Requirements at Abbey College Manchester

The below information is required while
completing the university application :

Send in the application form and the supporting documentation listed below:
A current passport copy
A copy of the school report for the last two years
A copy of any proof of proficiency in English, such as GCSE or IELTS certificates
A copy of your UK visa, if any
After the application form is received, the admissions team will start processing your application.

You will receive an online link to schedule an academic interview with a senior college member if your language test results are at the level needed for your selected program. Before any offers are made, interviews will be conducted with each student. They might recommend different programs to better fit your skill level if your language results fall short of the necessary level.

IELTS minimum 4.5 or equivalent

Know more

Abbey College Manchester Corporate Partnership

University of Buckingham : Aspiring medical students will gain from Abbey College Manchester's groundbreaking new connection with the University of Buckingham, which also broadens the college's already successful university partnerships program. By collaborating with the vibrant institution to provide its Medicine Diseases and Society Module, the top independent college is giving students unparalleled chances to improve their readiness for both their future employment and further study. Students will gain a solid foundation, a valuable understanding of what is expected of medical students, and useful knowledge for their medical application from this module.
Univerisities of Liverpool : In an effort to address the lack of national engineering capabilities, four aspiring engineers from Abbey College Manchester have joined a government program and Pioneering Engineering Partnership. They collaborated closely with top instructors from the Universities of York and Liverpool as well as NG Bailey, a local business that is a major supplier of building materials. Students recently gave their final presentation to a panel of professors at the University of Huddersfield, where they received great feedback for their reports and efforts to make the institution more environmentally friendly.
Manchester Cycling Academy. : Manchester's Abbey College Next year, students who sign up for the new Academic Studies with Cycling Training program—which was introduced in collaboration with the Manchester Cycling Academy—will be encouraged to hop on their bikes. Aspiring cyclists from all over the world will combine top-notch education with the greatest daily professional coaching in this revolutionary school, which will be the first of its kind in the UK and is thought to be the first of its kind in Europe. After attending academic classes in the morning where they can choose to study for their A-Levels, GCSEs, or International Foundation program, students on the pioneering program will have the priceless chance to take part in cycling coaching at the National Cycling Centre or on the streets of picturesque Cheshire.