News, information and events for your Manchester student life
Join Policy@Manchester for an introduction to Areas of Research Interest for Government Departments and learn how the team can support you with policy engagement with government departments.
The announcement of increased tuition fees across universities in England and Wales is understandably a concern for many – find out more.
A statement from President and Vice-Chancellor, Duncan Ivison addressing the recent incident of vandalism on the evening of Friday, 1 November – read more and find support services here.
President and Vice-Chancellor Duncan Ivison answers your questions on student activism in front of a live audience.
Do you hear that? Mariah Carey’s All I Want For Christmas is sprinting towards the top of the charts! Before we get too carried away, have a read through what’s happening on and around campus this month…
With celebrations that include lighting Sikh temples with candles, to sharing meals and engaging in acts of selfless service to support the community, we wish all those who celebarte a happy Bandi Chhor Divas.
This week, the newest financial features are available for you to access on My Manchester. My Financials, My Bank and Applicant Finance bring a number of self-serve features – find out more.
The Krishna Consciousness Society (KCSoc) wishes everyone a very happy and blissful Diwali. As per eastern wisdom and philosophy, each and every individual is a special part of this wonderful creation that we see around ourselves.
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The Faculty of Science and Engineering is hosting its postgraduate research Open Day on Wednesday, 13 November from 12pm to 4:30pm.
All students now have free access LinkedIn Learning, one of the world’s leading online-learning platforms. Find out how to sign up today!
We want our students to help accelerate the University’s research impact as part of the Manchester 2035 Strategy.
You can boost your awareness by completing our Phishing Awareness Training, provided by our cyber security partner Khipu. The course includes a short video, practical tips, and a quiz to test your knowledge.
Two leading lights of the Jewish and Muslim communities are to debate the controversial topics of antizionism and antisemitism in the second Whitworth debate at The University of Manchester.
The Wellbeing Team are running a series of events over the next few weeks to help you with improving your wellbeing – check out some of the upcoming events here.