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The Kilburn Building at the University of Manchester is home to innovative teaching spaces designed specifically for computer science education. Located on Oxford Road, this modern facility promotes an engaging learning environment tailored for aspiring tech enthusiasts. Students benefit from state-of-the-art resources while being supported by knowledgeable faculty who provide mentorship throughout their academic journey. We believe in fostering collaboration among learners to ensure they gain the critical skills needed for success in the ever-evolving technology landscape. Visit Kilburn Building today and elevate your learning experience!

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Tinton Abraham

4 Google Rating

The Kilburn building, home of the School of Computer Science at the University of Manchester. Amazin

4/ 5

The Kilburn building, home of the School of Computer Science at the University of Manchester. Amazing facilities and experienced teaching staffs.

BluePolar Bearz

5 Google Rating

Was taught here by Kevin Mitnick, very enjoyable time

5/ 5

Was taught here by Kevin Mitnick, very enjoyable time

Haroon Malik

5 Google Rating

One of the best schools of computer science in the UK for learning and research.

5/ 5

One of the best schools of computer science in the UK for learning and research.

Jia Shyang Oo

5 Google Rating

Great place to do work especially when coursework deadlines are around the corner as you can encount

5/ 5

Great place to do work especially when coursework deadlines are around the corner as you can encounter similar people who are rushing their deadlines as well. This building boosted my exam scores. (thumbs up)

Jamal Ahmed

5 Google Rating

Great school for computer science and really good facilities. Really enjoyed my time here.

5/ 5

Great school for computer science and really good facilities. Really enjoyed my time here.

Andrew Wilde

3 Google Rating

Well if you like being 1 of 4 people in a 200 person office on a sunday , it was fine

3/ 5

Well if you like being 1 of 4 people in a 200 person office on a sunday , it was fine

Daniel Murphy

5 Google Rating

An excellent facility for students

5/ 5

An excellent facility for students

Nathan Adams

5 Google Rating

Fantastic! Bright and modern interior, outstanding university

5/ 5

Fantastic! Bright and modern interior, outstanding university

Alexandra Cătălina Lumînariu

4 Google Rating

Gets you great jobs, but overall 8/10 experience. Nice Five Guys across the street.

4/ 5

Gets you great jobs, but overall 8/10 experience. Nice Five Guys across the street.

Carlos Santos

5 Google Rating

fantastic and friendly staff

5/ 5

fantastic and friendly staff

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