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Work to address University website issues progressing smoothly
Our IT teams are continuing work to restore the remaining affected websites and online services, including completing the necessary technical and security checks. Some services may remain temporarily unavailable while this work is carried out to ensure they can be restored safely.
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Scams alert for International students
There has been an increase in reports of finance scams aimed at International students in the last few weeks. Find out more about new and common scams to protect yourself and your money.
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Applying for graduate schemes? Here’s what you need to know
Thinking about applying for a graduate scheme? From application deadlines and entry requirements to locations and long-term opportunities, get some top tips before you get started.
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Domestic Violence Awareness Month: support is available
You might be experiencing domestic violence yourself, or you might be worried about something happening to a friend, housemate or someone you know. It isn’t your fault, and our Advice and Response team are here to support you.
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University plans new centre in Bengaluru to create student opportunities in India
The University of Manchester has announced plans to establish a major new centre in Bengaluru, India, which will create new opportunities for students to gain industry experience, make professional connections and engage with global employers.
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SafeZone emergency alert test on 22 October
On Thursday 22 October at 11am, we will be carrying out a planned test of the University’s SafeZone emergency notification system. Find out more
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From halls to house shares: your guide to living in Manchester
Whether you’re in halls or renting privately, you’re now part of a local community. Here’s how to look after your home, be a good neighbour and make the most of living in Manchester.
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Nervous about cycling in Manchester?
This free session will help build your confidence and feel more comfortable navigating your journey by bike.
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Black History Month 2026
Join us in marking Black History Month 2026 at The University of Manchester with a programme of events celebrating Black history, culture and community.
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Graduating this December? Here’s the deadlines you need to know
We’ve got together a list of dates and deadlines you need to know about, so you know what to expect and can start planning ahead for your graduation.
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Finding university harder than expected?
It’s normal to have ups and downs as you adjust to university life. Find wellbeing support, advice and activities to help you feel more settled and supported.
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Careers Fairs this October and November
October and November are packed with careers and job events. Whether you’re looking for a part-time job alongside your studies or you’re ready to explore your options after University, there’s an event for you!
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Research IT: Latest updates to support your research
Research IT provides specialised IT services for researchers at the University. Find out how the team can support your research and what events and training are taking place.
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Joint Students’ Union and University position on Turnitin
We will be keeping our relationship with Turnitin under review and we continue to monitor the use of AI by companies that we are contracted to.
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House hunting events and support this October
This October, Manchester Student Homes is hosting events to help prepare you for house hunting in Manchester. They can also help you find University approved accommodation for next year.
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