The University of Greater Manchester is a public university in Bolton, Greater Manchester, England. It has approximately 6,000 students and 700 academic and professional staff. University of Greater Manchester was established in 1824 AD. The university is primarily situated on an urban campus between Deane Road and Derby Street in Bolton. There are two halls of residence, although the university intends to relocate all services on to a single site in the centre of Bolton. There is an academic centre in Ras Al Khaimah, United Arab Emirates. Bolton is a vibrant city filled with Cultural Scene the beautiful town hall, gallery and museum and the famous Octagon Theatre are all just short walk from campus. University provides quality, carrier focused education and has a bronze TEF Ranking, and University is ranked as Top 38 Universities by Times Higher Education and top 89th by The Sunday times respectively. Range of courses available for International Students in University of Greater Manchester are: Accountancy, Biomedical and Medical Engineering, Social Work, Health and Social Care, Sport, Sport Rehabilitation and Physiotherapy. With a diverse range of courses, including those in Accountancy, Sport Rehabilitation, and Physiotherapy, the university equips students with the skills and knowledge needed to excel in their chosen fields, ensuring they are well-prepared for the challenges of a competitive job market.

Alongside its high-quality, teaching-intensive approach to education, the University of Bolton invests millions of pounds in its facilities. This ongoing investment ensures that students benefit from state-of-the-art learning environments equipped with industry-standard technology, helping them transition confidently from university into employment.

A key example of this commitment is the £31 million health and sports centre, designed to support both recreational users and high-performance athletes. The centre features a large sports hall, a modern gym, a 15-metre climbing wall, a 25-metre swimming pool, and a competition-level trampoline. The facility also houses the Athlete Development Centre, which supports athletes, sports teams, and coaches at all levels in improving performance. In addition, the Sports and Spinal Injury Clinic is open to the wider community, further reinforcing the University’s commitment to health, well-being, and professional excellence.