University of Manchester Students’ Union Campuses

The Oxford Road Campus, home to the University of Manchester Students’ Union in the Steve Biko Building, lies at the heart of the University of Manchester's primary academic hub. This vibrant location supports student life while surrounding facilities deliver world-class teaching across diverse faculties. The campus integrates student support with academic excellence, fostering an environment where extracurricular engagement complements rigorous scholarly pursuits in humanities, sciences, engineering, medicine, and social sciences.7069

• Faculty of Humanities: Offers courses in Archaeology (including field schools), Art History and Visual Studies, Classics and Ancient History, Drama, English and American Studies, History, Linguistics and English Language, Modern Languages and Cultures (French, German, Italian, Spanish, etc.), Music, Philosophy, Religions and Theology, and Theatre Studies. Emphasizes interdisciplinary research and creative expression.
• Faculty of Biology, Medicine and Health: Delivers programmes in Medicine (MBChB), Dentistry, Nursing, Midwifery, Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences, Psychology, and Biomedical Sciences. Features state-of-the-art labs and clinical placements specific to this campus hub.
• Faculty of Science and Engineering: Covers Chemistry, Computer Science, Earth and Environmental Sciences, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Materials, Mathematics, Mechanical Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, Physics and Astronomy, and Life Sciences. Known for cutting-edge research facilities like the National Graphene Institute nearby.
• Faculty of Social Sciences: Includes Architecture, Business (Alliance Manchester Business School), Development Studies, Education, Geography, Law, Planning and Environmental Management, Politics, Social Anthropology, Sociology, and Social Statistics. Focuses on real-world policy impact and urban studies pertinent to Manchester.

These offerings leverage the campus's central position for collaborative learning, with the Students’ Union enhancing community through societies linked to these disciplines.