News, information and events for your Manchester student life
In our latest Open Meeting podcast, student representatives from each faculty will be putting your questions to senior leaders in a candid conversation about what’s working, what isn’t, and how things can improve.
We have experienced an issue affecting the following services: My Manchester, Blackboard – this issue is now resolved.
PGR students are invited to take part in the 2025 Postgraduate Research Showcase is on June 17. The events is a great opportunity to share your work, connect with peers, and engage with the broader university community.
IT Services will be performing planned maintenance on the Campus Solutions student system, which means it will be unavailable from 3pm on Friday 11 April, to 12noon on Monday 14 April, 2025.
Find out how to connect with the Jewish student community, accessing student support and our multi-faith chaplaincy.
Our Cosy Campus initiative is relaunching across the University – you can find out more about it at our event on Tuesday, 8 April at 4.00pm in the Alan Gilbert Learning Commons.
Read the latest alerts from Manchester Drug Analysis Exchange (MANDRAKE) on dosages and substances discovered in pills and powder sold as MDMA/ecstasy.
April brings a mix of live music, theatre, festivals, and markets to explore. With spring in full swing, there’s plenty to see and do. Whether you’re after a family day out or a night of entertainment, here are the month’s highlights.
If you have experienced bullying, harassment, discrimination or a hate crime, you can submit an anonymous report or speak with a specialised advisor at the University’s Report & Support service.
It’s important to take care of your belongings when you’re out and about in a busy city. Here are our top tips to help.
Did you know the Uni offer subsidised gold standard ‘D’ bike locks as well as free bike registration with a national database? Let us help you keep your bike safe.
The University’s IP Policy helps you to understand and appreciate IP rights, including things such as copyrights and patents, and how these apply in various aspects of academic life, including ideas generated through your studies.
We are thrilled to announce that students can now sign up for the Microsoft Fundamentals Certifications pilot and access everything they need to prepare for and book a certification assessment this term.
This April and May, a whole host of events on campus and across Manchester will give you the chance to do just that—whether it’s volunteering to protect local green spaces, joining guided nature walks, or taking part in fun, eco-friendly activities with friends.
Manchester students now have lots of easy ways to pay for bus and tram travel, including tap and go – an easy, hassle-free way to pay with a £5 daily limit.