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**Stopford Building, Manchester**
Nestled in the heart of Manchester on Oxford Road, the Stopford Building is a premier destination for educational excellence and innovation. Home to the Faculty of Biology, Medicine and Health at the University of Manchester, this state-of-the-art facility offers a dynamic environment where academic pursuits meet cutting-edge research. With a commitment to quality service and customer satisfaction, we provide a welcoming atmosphere that fosters collaboration among students, faculty, and visitors alike.

Whether you’re looking to book an appointment with one of our knowledgeable staff members or seeking answers to your inquiries, our dedicated team is here to assist you. Reach out to us at 0161 306 6000 during business hours, or explore more about our offerings on our website at [bmh.manchester.ac.uk](https://www.bmh.manchester.ac.uk/).

What sets Stopford Building apart is not only its architectural beauty but also its vibrant community focused on advancing health and well-being. Join us in our journey to make a meaningful impact in the fields of medicine and health sciences, and discover the unique blend of learning and innovation that defines our space. Your educational adventure begins here!

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Aristiyono Devri

5 Google Rating

If you’re a muslim, and you want to pray, there’s a nice prayer room in room 3.400 3rd floor.

5/ 5

If you’re a muslim, and you want to pray, there’s a nice prayer room in room 3.400 3rd floor.

Kam Singh

5 Google Rating

Hi tech medic building for the dr nerds. Nice library.

5/ 5

Hi tech medic building for the dr nerds. Nice library.

Mokhtari Zakaria

5 Google Rating

I'll be there one time it's a great place to study.

5/ 5

I'll be there one time it's a great place to study.

Aissa Ammar

5 Google Rating

Cmmon.sexologist. cmmon.algeria.sexologist. Emergency

5/ 5

Cmmon.sexologist. cmmon.algeria.sexologist. Emergency

Mirac Demirbag

5 Google Rating

Great medical school

5/ 5

Great medical school

a h

5 Google Rating

Easy to get lost in Stopford, but amazing building.

5/ 5

Easy to get lost in Stopford, but amazing building.

Stephen Rothery

5 Google Rating

My Alma Mater. Huge building.

5/ 5

My Alma Mater. Huge building.

Emily Keating

4 Google Rating

My favorite lecture halls

4/ 5

My favorite lecture halls

Mujtaba Rayan Ansari

2 Google Rating

Too humid

2/ 5

Too humid

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