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For undergraduate study, the typical published international fee is £44,400 a year at University of Buckingham and £17,500 at University of Greater Manchester: University of Greater Manchester is about £26,900 a year cheaper. For postgraduate study, the typical published international fee is £16,480 a year at University of Buckingham and £17,500 at University of Greater Manchester: University of Buckingham is about £1,020 a year cheaper. These are medians of the international tuition fees each university publishes for its courses; the fee for a specific course is on its course page.

Both universities teach 17 subject areas: Psychology (General), Education Studies, Business & Management (General), Law, Childhood & Youth Studies, Teacher Training, Accounting, Computing & IT, Management, Finance & Actuarial Science, Health Sciences & Paramedic Science, Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning and 5 more.

Business & Management (General) graduates earn a median £30,000 three years after graduating from University of Buckingham, and £20,000 from University of Greater Manchester. Student satisfaction with teaching is 95% at University of Buckingham and 98% at University of Greater Manchester. Figures are medians across each university's undergraduate courses in the subject, from Discover Uni.

University of Greater Manchester lists 281 courses on CourseOptions and University of Buckingham lists 153 courses.

University of Buckingham teaches 14 subject areas that University of Greater Manchester does not, including Humanities, History, Economics, Applied Computing, Social Policy & Public Policy, History of Art & Design, English Literature, Mathematics and 6 more.

University of Greater Manchester teaches 39 subject areas that University of Buckingham does not, including Health & Social Care, Nursing (General), Dentistry, Dance, Manufacturing & Production Engineering, Film Production & Cinematography, Biomedical Engineering, Games Design & Computer Animation and 31 more.