曼彻斯特大学简介

The Jodrell Bank Discovery Centre
Our term-time education programme offers unique learning experiences at a site of current and world-leading science research. We cater for all learners; from Early Years pupils to Alevel students. You can choose from a wide range of workshops with our expert presenters, linking to many aspects of the science curriculum. On the day your pupils will also have the opportunity to explore our interactive exhibits and put their space questions to those in the know! Plus, we offer a host of teacher support resources, including downloadable classroom materials and pupil worksheets.
Chemical 51-100 engineerin g 101150 50 Chemistry Accountin g and finance Computer Science and Informatio n Systems
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Sociolog y Modern language s Statistics and Operatio n-al Research
Manchester University, founded back in 1851 and granted its royal charter in 1903, is a giant of the north in a great student city. Living and studying here may change your life. There are more than 15,000 undergraduates and it attracts more applicants than any other university. Perhaps this is because of the good mix of arts and sciences that the university provides, as well as access to outstanding facilities, such as the third largest university library in the UK, the Jodrell Bank Science Centre with its radio telescope and 6,000 PCs clustered across the campus. Rutherford split the atom here. The students' union has four bars and two venues for live music, and there are over 100 student societies. All this goes some way to explaining Manchester's popularity .
QS World University Rankings
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Academic Ranking of World Universities
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The Lovell Telescope
We have no fewer than 25 Nobel Prize winners among our current and former staff, students and alumni.
Many of our staff are at the forefront of research and discovery, as evidenced by the award of the 2010 Nobel Prize for Physics to Professors Andre Geim and Kostya Novoselov. Their discovery of graphene has now become the basis of a wide range of further interdisciplinary research and development around potential applications in materials, chemistry, physics and engineering.
Founded in 2013 as an Arts Lab, The John Rylands Research Institute is a unique partnership between The University of Manchester Library and the Faculty of Humanities to conduct new research into the University's Special Collections.
About the John Rylands Research Institute
The Institute brings together library professionals, humanities scholars and scientists to take research into new and unchartered territories.
Play Area Potting Shed （school lunch area） Galaxy Garden
Space Pavilion
Planet Pavilion&Café Star Pavilion Outdoor Exhibits
Telescope Pathway
Car park Whispering Dishes Entrance
We provide a world-leading environment and infrastructure and a supportive research culture that stimulates intellectual enquiry and the pursuit of research excellence, breaking new ground and championing interdisciplinary work
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Politics Medຫໍສະໝຸດ Baiducal science
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The John Rylands Library was founded by Enriqueta Rylands in memory of her husband John Rylands. In 1889 the architect Basil Champneys designed the striking gothic building, which took ten years to build and was opened to public readers on 1 January 1900. The library became part of The University of Manchester in 1972 and currently holds the Special Collections of The University of Manchester Library. Mrs Rylands' memorial to her husband is now part of the third largest academic library in the United Kingdom, and the Deansgate building houses over 250,000 printed volumes, and well over a million manuscripts and archival items.
The museum housed from 1835 in grand premises on Peter Street. In 1850 the museum absorbed the collections of the Manchester Geological Society. By the 1860s the Natural History Society had little money and the building was full. The museum was transferred in 1868 to Owens College, which later became the University of Manchester. Many more objects were donated and the Museum was extended in 1912-1913 and again in 1927，displayed new ethnographic and Egyptology collections. Over the twentieth century, the collection was split into archery, archaeology, botany, Egyptology, entomology, ethnography, mineralogy, palaeontology, numismatics and zoology, as well as live specimens in the aquarium and vivarium. Overall, the collection grew to six million items, and the staff expanded from four 'keepers' to over 70 museum professionals. Many of these were world-class scholars, and the Museum was the site for cutting-edge research in the natural sciences and humanities.
QS World University Rankings
Subject Geography Economics and Econometric s Philosophy History and Archaeology Environment al research Rankin g 8 Subject Linguistics Rankin g 33 22 Subject Bioscience Mechanica l engineerin g Education Research on law and law Civil and Structural Engineerin g Rankin g 46 44 Subject Physical Material science Rankin g 28 19 Subject Pharmac y Mathema -tics Rankin g 5 50