News, information and events for your Manchester student life
It takes GUTS to take up space in a field that wasn’t built with you in mind. When the Big Sisters in STEM podcast launched last year, it promised advice, stories, and laughter to help every step of the way. Jump into the new season now!
IT Services need to perform maintenance work on Wednesday 2 July and Thursday 3 July 2025, resulting in a short disruption to network connectivity at some point between 6.30pm and 9pm on both evenings.
The University of Manchester has retained its position among the world’s leading universities, according to new rankings announced on Thursday 19 June.
Understanding our new position on employee-student relationships, including which relationships are now prohibited and what is expected of employees.
The University has been ranked in first place in the UK and Europe and second in the world for benefitting society and the environment by Times Higher Education for the third year running.
The latest update from The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) shows that outbreaks of measles are continuing to rise, with 25% (19/75) of cases in the North West in the last 4 weeks.
Starting on 1 August, Jenn Hallam BSc, MSc, PhD, SFHEA, will be the new Vice-President for Teaching, Learning and Students.
If you’re heading to Parklife, take a look at our top safety tips. From travel arrangements to looking after yourself and your friends, we’ve got you covered.
Join us on Saturday 14 June, 11am – 4.30pm for a day of creativity, discovery and play. Our free community festival offers something for everyone with inspiring talks and performances, hands-on science experiments, art and crafts workshops, heritage tours and more.
As we wrap up another academic year, we want to thank all of you for using the Student Engagement and Attendance System (SEAtS). Your participation has played a vital role in helping us to support your academic journey.
Alan Gilbert Learning Commons (AGLC) has is now open. Key refurbishments are ongoing in the Main Library. Find out more about alternative provision and how to access Library Services.
The Language Experience for All Programme, also known as ‘LEAP’, is open to all University students who want to explore the world of languages. You don’t have to be studying a language to enrol – it’s open to students of every ability.
Summer vacation is fast approaching and it’s a great time to gain experience and learn new skills. Whether that’s an internship, some travelling or working in a part-time job to earn some much needed cash.
A team of student innovators from the University of Manchester has developed Clarify, a mobile app designed to help young people navigate the often-overlooked aspects of adult life. From understanding payslips and pensions to housing rights and professional communication.
From September, you’ll be able to access online support services. In the meantime, help is always available from your faculty’s eLearning team and through the helpful guidance in the Canvas Student Guide.