UCEN Manchester

We know choosing a University is a big decision – you have to be certain that you are going to the best place for you to really succeed and turn your dreams into reality. So we are delighted that you are considering, or have chosen, to join UCEN Manchester. We’re proud to be a higher education provider that offers something different, delivering courses that are career focussed and will lead you straight into employment.

Whatever your reason for study or career ambition, and regardless of your personal circumstances, we’ll provide you with the support that you need to succeed and a learning experience that will help you thrive.

By joining us, you’ll benefit from an excellent education with high quality teaching from tutors who are experts in their disciplines and are highly respected in their own industries. And thanks to our smaller class sizes (typically 15 or less) you’ll have real, meaningful time to tap into their experience and delve into their industry insights.

We are proudly Manc(unian) and are firmly embedded in the Manchester community. This means you won’t only be studying in one of the most forward-thinking cities on the planet but you’ll be benefiting from the direct links we have with the region’s most visionary employers.

And while we may be a little bit biased, we think you’ll be completing your studies in a city that offers one of the greatest student experiences available – from sport to nightlife and culture to music. Or as the Stone Roses said, “we have everything except a beach”!

Our offer is proud to be different (it’s something we celebrate) and our commitment to making sure you unlock a future career is unwavering. Wherever you are now, we really believe that we can help you progress and give you the skills to open doors to unlimited opportunity after completing your studies with us.

We’re proud of the success of our graduates, and we’re always looking to improve our offer, whether it’s using our links to industry to align courses specifically to current issues and changes in legislation, or increasing the flexibility of learning opportunities for those already in work or wishing to return to it.