News, information and events for your Manchester student life
The UMHC Award is a voluntary accreditation scheme that supports universities to understand their areas of strength and development to inform ongoing improvement in mental health and wellbeing.
Today is a sad day that marks a year since the start of the recent conflict in the Middle East. We are deeply saddened by the ongoing violence, and we hope that peace returns to the region soon.
Have you thought about studying in a different country? Or spending a few weeks abroad during the Summer? Join us for the Go Abroad Fair! 15 October, 11am – 4pm, Nancy Rothwell Building Foyer.
For World Mental Health Day on Thursday, 10 October we’re taking a look at the Student Support Wheel and checking in to see how we’re doing. Plus you can get a FREE subscription to Headspace as a student!
On Wednesday 9 October, IT Services are performing maintenance which will affect Campus Solutions from 5pm to 8pm. During this time, you may experience disruption.
Join us for a series of thought-provoking events and hear from students as they tell us what Black History Month means to them this month.
Research IT provides specialised IT services for researchers at the University. Find out how the team can support your research and what events and training are taking place this October.
Imagine it’s 2035, and our University has transformed the world for the better. How did we do it? What role did you play?
Rosh Hashana is the Jewish New Year Festival. It is considered one of the ‘High Holy’ days and is observed by many Jewish people across the globe.
We’re excited to announce the launch of the University’s Digital Equity Charter. Take a look at next steps and what this means for you as a student.
We hope you’ve settled into Manchester life! There’s always something interesting happening in this city, so keep reading to find our top picks this month…
Exciting news! This year’s Volunteering & Social Justice Fair is part of Stellify Week! Come along to see how these volunteering experiences can help you on your Stellify journey and boost your personal and professional development.
From 30 September – 4 October it’s Stellify Week! Whether you’re passionate about making a difference or simply looking for something to add to your CV, the Stellify Award is one of the best ways you can make the most of Manchester.
We’ve introduced a new Student Engagement and Attendance System called SEAtS. You’ll need to download the SEAtS app now, before your first teaching activity, and log in with your university email.
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