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Academic support from the Library
The start of a new semester is a great time to take a look at how the Library’s training and support can help you develop your academic and research skills at a time and pace that suits you
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Opportunities from the Careers Service
It’s not too late to link up with the Careers Service and find out more about some great opportunities available – from Micro Internships to Global Graduates.
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Postgraduate researchers invited to join University Research Communications Conference
This years Research Communications Conference will be held on 4 March 2026. Book on the popular one day event to explore the latest trends in sharing and promoting research.
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Reading: My ultimate stress-buster
My parents have always insisted that I read. Now, looking back, I’m thankful for all the hard work and effort they put into trying to get me to read. At uni, life can be overwhelming. Taking the time to sit down and immerse yourself in a book, in someone else’s story, can help to slow…
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Planned rail disruption at Manchester Piccadilly
Most services through Manchester Piccadilly will be affected by a planned closure from Saturday 14 February to Sunday 22 February, and again on Saturday 1 March and Sunday 22 March (until 13:00).
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My Life in Music
Like many people I know, I listen to music almost constantly – whether that’s whilst cooking, walking to the shops or on the bus to uni. I tend to use it as a gap-filler. If I’m doing anything where I could be possibly listening to music, I am.
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Broaden your degree this semester with a UCIL course unit
With Semester 2 just around the corner, now is a great time to think about how you could add something different to your studies with free course units.
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Being Diagnosed with ADHD in My Final Year at University
In my final year of university, I finally received confirmation that helped me understand so many aspects of my life. I wasn’t lazy or unambitious; instead, I discovered the reason behind behaviours I once thought I would outgrow with time.
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Canon Events as a UoM Student
Urban Dictionary defines a ‘canon event’ as an event everyone must go through to keep the universe intact. Typically, this event has effects on character development. Such events are no stranger to UoM students, with them taking on a particularly chaotic feel.
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New year – what now?
Your first semester is done. Phew. But now comes another challenge: semester two. The same again? Not quite — at least it wasn’t for me. If you’re struggling to navigate the return to uni, know you’re not alone. Here’s my experience of semester one compared with semester two.
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Leaning into AI and our digital ambition – every University of Manchester student to get full Microsoft 365 Copilot licences and training
The University of Manchester has entered a partnership with Microsoft to become one of the world’s first universities to provide its 65,000 staff and students with equitable access to the full Microsoft 365 Copilot AI suite, alongside training to support effective use.
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Potential Wi-Fi disruption on Saturday 24 and Sunday 25 January
Essential work is scheduled to take place between 8am on Saturday 24 and 8pm on Sunday 25 January. It is not anticipated that students will experience disruption during this time, but should be aware that this will be an “at risk” period.
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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, with some students losing significant amounts of money. Find out more to protect yourself against any fraudulent activity.
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What’s on in January
January in Manchester is all about fresh starts and easing back into city life after the festive break. Whether you’re setting new goals, sticking to a budget, or just looking for something fun to do with friends, the city still has plenty to offer.
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The Student Guide to Exams
This exam season, let our content creators help you get ahead. From surviving hours in the library, to shaking up your revision and study routines to taking care of yourself – our student content creators have loads of experience and tips to share about surviving (and even thriving) this exam season.
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