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And at this point in the semester there’s quite a lot of life admin to keep on top of. Here are some of the most essential to keep this year safe, healthy and hassle-free.

News, information and events for your Manchester student life

And at this point in the semester there’s quite a lot of life admin to keep on top of. Here are some of the most essential to keep this year safe, healthy and hassle-free.

A message from President & Vice-Chancellor, Duncan Ivison, on the terror attack Heaton Park Hebrew Congregation Synagogue.

We are shocked and horrified by the events at the Heaton Park Hebrew Congregation Synagogue this morning. The thoughts of everyone at the University and the Students’ Union go out to those affected and their loved ones.

On campus 75 years ago this month, Alan Turing established the Turing Test in Computing Machinery and Intelligence, widely regarded as the first ever paper on AI. Since then, we’ve been driving the evolution of modern computing. Now, we’re writing the next chapter.

Thinking about a PhD at The University of Manchester but not sure what it really involves? Our PhD Café is your chance to find out in a relaxed setting, with free pizza and drinks included.

Join us in celebrating the festival on Sunday 5th October 2025 in the Lee Kai Hung Chinese Culture Gallery, Manchester Museum with a series of fun activities for everyone:

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!

Ever wondered what Day 0 of your startup actually looks like? Unit M has teamed up with The Tech Bros to run an all-expenses paid startup weekend in Cheshire (luxury hotel stay included!) on 24th-26th October.

Some students may have experienced problems using SEAtS (our engagement and attendance app) this week. IT Services are investigating these issues.

Are you looking for a part-time job alongside your studies? Working part-time can be a great way to earn some extra money, develop your transferrable skills, and gain some valuable work experience for your CV. From finding jobs to application support, here’s everything you need to know.

October is packed with cosy autumn vibes and exciting events across Manchester. From Halloween nights to big gigs and cultural highlights, there’s something for everyone. Use this guide to dive into the season and make the most of the city this month.

You Academic Advisor is a member of academic staff from your department who is there to help you out in navigating your journey throughout university. Whether it’s about your academic development and skills, meeting academic commitments, your personal well-being or planning for your career and life after uni.

Stellify Week is your chance to start, continue or complete your award. Each day focuses on a different element, with events, content, and sign-up opportunities – plus keep an eye on out @OfficialUoM channels for more info!

We’re aware that some students have been unable to see their timetables due to a technical issue which occurred on Friday 19 September. We’re sorry this has happened and we’re working to resolve this. Here’s the latest.

Imagine this: you’re in a PC cluster, ready to dive into your coursework, and every app you need is right there – fast, free, and ready to launch. That’s the power of AppsAnywhere, and this year, it’s better than ever.