Our vision is for The University of Manchester to be one of the world's leading universities by 2020. The University of Manchester was the first and most eminent of the civic universities, furthering the frontiers of knowledge through research and teaching and contributing to the well-being of its region and society more widely. These aims have guided the institution ever since and continue to drive our strategic vision. The University of Manchester is a truly global institution with a reputation for education and innovation that resonates worldwide.
International businesses, charities, governments, and universities turn to Manchester for our expertise. Whether it is leading the European renaissance in industrial biotechnology or training midwives in developing countries, we provide the spark for positive change. Our research engages with the world's biggest questions – that is why we bring together the best people in these fields to help us find the answers. We have a history of attracting world-leading minds to work with us, from Niels Bohr and Arthur Lewis to our latest Nobel laureates Andre Geim and Kostya Novoselov, whose pioneering work the one-atom-thick wonder material graphene has established Manchester not just as the center of research into its application.
We strive to make a positive difference to our region's life and future by making socially responsible decisions that have real, beneficial, measurable impacts on the people and the world around us. We make a significant contribution to our communities and society as a whole through our research, education, and a wide range of activities undertaken by our staff, students, and alumni.
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