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Why study computing?

Computing technology is not just a part of our life – it has changed the way we live, work and relate to one another. In a matter of a few decades, it’s quickly developed from the work of early pioneers to computer systems underpinning everything, from communication and finance to transport and leisure.

Depending on your chosen course, you’ll learn skills with us like analytics, creativity, problem solving, programming and professional practice, with a variety of rewarding career paths and fascinating possibilities ahead of you. Click to hear from Jamie on his experiences as a student of Computing at Manchester Met, including life in Manchester and plans for after graduation. 

Why Manchester Met?

Gain first-hand experience

The four-year placement route gives you the opportunity to spend your third year on an industry placement, boosting your employment prospects on graduation.

Excellence in computing

Top 7 UK university for Animation and Game Design courses. (Guardian 2024 University League Table. Includes courses from across the Faculty of Science and Engineering, School of Digital Arts and School of Art.)

Industry-ready graduates

You will study a curriculum designed in conjunction with industry to equip you with the range of skills and strengths that employers demand.

First-class student support

We offer a wide range of student support initiatives, including drop-in sessions, lecture recordings, video tutorials and a dedicated support laboratory.

Cutting-edge facilities

Our varied facilities include teaching laboratories equipped with PCs with specialist, industry-standard software, a games lab equipped with gaming chairs for our eSports events, and a user experience lab with an eye-tracking system and VR headsets.

Showcase your skills

Get involved with extracurricular work to further apply your skills, including hackathons, gaming events and the Students’ Union Computing Society.

The Dalton building at Manchester Metropolitan University.

Study in the Dalton building

We've invested £115m into cutting-edge facilities and advanced technology. With new state-of-the-art computing labs and interactive study spaces, the Dalton building will enhance your learning and prepare you for your future career.
Manchester was a great place to explore my love for technology. The University’s computing and hackathon societies also helped me engage in activities outside of the course, which were really enjoyable.
Iqrah
BSc (Hons) Computer Science graduate
Manchester was a great place to explore my love for technology. The University’s computing and hackathon societies also helped me engage in activities outside of the course, which were really enjoyable.
Iqrah
BSc (Hons) Computer Science graduate