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University of Manchester strengthens global standing in QS Subject Rankings
The University of Manchester has strengthened its global academic reputation, showing improvements across multiple disciplines in the latest QS World University Rankings by Subject, achieving four subjects ranked in the world’s top 10, 15 in the global top 25, and 45 in the top 100.
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What’s on in April
April in Manchester is all about fresh starts, lighter evenings and a larger social calendar as spring fully blooms. From outdoor events and cultural festivals to big gigs, sport and Easter celebrations, it’s the perfect time to explore the city and make the most of longer days with friends or by yourself.
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Meningitis – no new cases
Further to our news item last week outlining the symptoms of meningitis and what to do if you are worried following the outbreak of meningococcal disease in Kent, the latest data indicates there are no new cases confirmed.
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Warm wishes to those observing the end of Ramadan
Today is Eid al-Fitr, which brings Ramadan to a close for many Muslims in our University community. To everyone celebrating, we wish you a peaceful and joyful Eid.
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Ask The Vice-Chancellor Anything
Our next in-person Q&A sessions with the University’s President and Vice-Chancellor, Duncan Ivison, is happening on Tuesday, 21 April, 1-2pm, in The Hive.
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The Different Types of Students
Being at university means becoming familiar with the different types of students. From the organised student to the messy one, I’m sure everyone knows someone who fits one of these characters. And if you can’t think of someone, maybe it’s you and this is your reminder to stop snoozing your 7am alarm and take the bins out.
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Meningitis – know the symptoms
Meningitis can be hard to identify at first because it can be like flu. Be aware of the symptoms and know what to do if you’re worried about yourself, or others.
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Mental health workshops and groups from April to June
Find out more about the wide range of workshops and groups for students between April and June 2026. Get practical tools and supportive environments to manage stress, build resilience, and improve mental wellbeing.
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Essential maintenance: Nancy Rothwell Building closed 7–9 April
A message from Professor Scott Heath (FSE Vice Dean for Teaching, Learning and Students) outlining planned building works at the Nancy Rothwell Building in April 2026, including temporary closures.
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Eduroam disruption at 7pm on Thursday, 12 March
Jisc, the provider of network services to the UK education sector, are performing maintenance, and this means that there will be approximately 5 minutes’ disruption to eduroam Wi-Fi connectivity at 7pm on Thursday, 12 March.
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Uni Mental Health Day 2026
Organised by Student Minds and UMHAN, University Mental Health Day aims to get the everyone talking about student wellbeing and working together to make mental health a university-wide priority. Find out about all the events happening on campus on the day.
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Final year student? Get personalised careers support straight to your inbox
Complete our What Next? form by Sunday 8 March to receive personalised careers support, tailored just for you and delivered straight to your inbox.
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National Student Money Week 2026
Join the Students’ Union for a week of friendly, practical events designed to get you future-ready with money. Discover how to budget smarter, understand credit, and plan for life after uni.
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Become a Faculty of Science and Engineering Student Ambassador!
Are you a first or second year undergraduate student passionate about your course and university life? This is your chance to represent the Faculty of Science & Engineering and make a real impact.
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Balancing University and Part-Time Work
Working part-time whilst at University is a challenge many students are familiar with. Student blogger Grace shares the lessons she’s learned – from managing her time to scheduling downtime.
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