University of Greater Manchester
Degrees for working adults in Manchester. 2 days a week on campus.
University of Greater Manchester offers degrees for working adults at its Manchester campus, with timetables of 2 days a week on campus. It runs several intakes a year. Eligible students with settled status, or pre-settled status and 3+ years in the UK, can fund their tuition with a Student Finance loan, and AdmitGo's help with the application is free.
Key facts
| Campuses | Manchester |
|---|---|
| Weekly timetable | Two fixed days a week on campus, about 6 hours each (around 12 hours a week). |
| Courses | 5 courses through AdmitGo |
| Foundation Year | On selected courses, ask your advisor |
| Entry | Admission is usually based on your CV and work experience, plus an interview and an English test. |
| Funding | Tuition Fee Loan paid to the university. Maintenance Loan up to £14,135 a year in London (2026/27) for those who qualify, depending on household income and status. |
| Intakes | Several a year. Your advisor confirms the next start date for your course. |
Courses at University of Greater Manchester
- Business and MarketingMarketing
- ComputingComputing & IT
- Finance and AccountingAccounting & Finance
- Health and Social CareHealth & Social Care
- International Business ManagementBusiness & Management
How to apply with AdmitGo
1. Check if you qualify. Five quick questions about your status, years in the UK, previous studies and English.
2. Free call with your advisor. You choose the course and the start date that suit you.
3. Application and interview. We prepare your CV and application and get you ready for the university interview and English test.
4. Student Finance. We guide you through the Student Finance England application, then you start classes.
Questions about University of Greater Manchester
Can I study at University of Greater Manchester while working full time?
Yes. The timetable is 2 days a week on campus, so most students keep their jobs. Two fixed days a week on campus, about 6 hours each (around 12 hours a week).
What do I need to apply to University of Greater Manchester?
Admission is usually based on your CV and work experience, plus an interview and an English test. AdmitGo helps you prepare your CV, your application and the interview.
How do I pay for a degree at University of Greater Manchester?
If you qualify for Student Finance, a Tuition Fee Loan pays your fees directly to the university, so you pay £0 upfront. Depending on your status you may also get a Maintenance Loan of up to £14,135 a year in London for living costs, based on household income.
When is the next intake at University of Greater Manchester?
There are several intakes a year and dates differ by course. Your advisor will confirm the next start date for the course you choose.
Updated October 2026. Course lists and timetables can change. Your advisor confirms the details before you apply.