HQ Function

The main campus serves as the primary hub for teaching, research, administration, student accommodation, and cultural activities for the University.

Notable Features:

Iconic buildings like the Whitworth Hall, Sackville Street Building, Alan Gilbert Learning Commons, Manchester Museum, Whitworth Art Gallery, and Jodrell Bank Observatory (a UNESCO World Heritage site, though physically separate from the main Oxford Road campus).

Work Culture:

The work culture is academic, research-intensive, collaborative, and innovative, fostering intellectual curiosity and a commitment to social responsibility. It's a diverse and international environment for both staff and students.

HQ Significance:

The campus is one of the largest in the UK and a significant landmark in Manchester. It's a centre of pioneering research and has played a crucial role in many scientific and technological advancements.

Values Reflected in HQ: The campus design and ongoing development reflect values of knowledge, wisdom, humanity, academic freedom, courage, and pioneering spirit.

Location:

The University of Manchester supports a significant global presence through its international student and staff body, worldwide alumni network, extensive international research collaborations, and global centres in Dubai, Hong Kong, Shanghai, and Singapore. These centres primarily offer postgraduate and executive education, facilitate research partnerships, and engage with alumni and prospective students globally.

Street Address:

Oxford Rd

City:

Manchester

State/Province:

Greater Manchester

Country:

United Kingdom