The University of Manchester forges pioneering collaborations with organizations and institutions around the world. The University of Manchester has an excellent partnership with India. India stands as a global leader in industry, and we are honored to engage in numerous fruitful research collaborations with the country. Manchester’s partnerships with India bridge world-class research with local insights to drive significant improvements and capitalize on emerging prospects. A focal point is the advancement of graphene composites and applications at the National Graphene Institute and the Graphene Engineering Innovation Centre. With a rich legacy of attracting top-tier students and research talent, Manchester boasts 100 Indian academic staff and hosts one of the UK’s largest Indian student communities. 

India-Manchester partnership at a glance. The research partners in India are – TATA Medical Centre, CSIR – Indian Institute for Chemical Biology. Our partnership is providing insight into the causes of air pollution in Delhi.

The University of Manchester and the Indian Institute of Science are delighted to unveil a new research fund aimed at bolstering collaborative projects and strengthening their longstanding partnership. The fund aims to foster fresh collaborations, streamline the development of proof-of-concept ideas, and ultimately cultivate international teams poised to pursue external research funding. Each year, the University of Manchester warmly embraces outstanding international students and recognizes excellence through various merit-based scholarships. For more information on the scholarships provided to undergraduate and postgraduate students, please visit this page. The University of Manchester provides a lot of scholarships to International students and some of the scholarships are – GREAT scholarships, Engineering the future scholarship, Global Futures scholarships, Manchester Humanities International Excellence Scholarship, subject-specific awards, Carbon Reduction scholarship, and humanitarian scholarship.