Manchester Metropolitan University Business School (MMUBS), which traces its roots as a provider of business education back to 1889, is located in the city of Manchester, situated close to a number of major railway stations, and less than 30 minutes from Manchester International Airport. The Business School recently moved into its new £75 million premises on the All Saints Campus, off Oxford Road. The Business School is the second largest business school in the UK with approximately 3000 undergraduate students, 1500 postgraduate students and 60 PhD students.
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