What’s on in June?
Kicking us off this Summer is a whole host of events around the city. We’ve rounded up the best of what’s on so you can find it all in one place!
Student news team
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Read more: What’s on in June?
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Postgraduate Research Showcase postponed until later in the year
Read more: Postgraduate Research Showcase postponed until later in the yearSadly, the Postgraduate Research Showcase, originally scheduled to take place on 12 June, has been postponed due to events beyond our control.
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Support for estranged students
Read more: Support for estranged studentsUniversity comes with a whole host of challenges, even more so if you’re an estranged student. We want you to know that you’re not alone, and there’s support available to help you overcome some of the additional hurdles you may face.
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Updated: Exam contingency plans following occupation of the Whitworth Hall
Read more: Updated: Exam contingency plans following occupation of the Whitworth HallUpdated 28 May 2024 Over the weekend, a group of students from our University gained unauthorised access to the Whitworth Hall complex. Various entrances and access points have been unlawfully barricaded, and occupiers have broken onto a balcony, which poses significant health and safety risks to occupiers and others. We are in discussions with Greater…
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How to stay motivated during exams
Read more: How to stay motivated during examsWe’re all about halfway through exams now, and a pint in the sunshine at the closest pub with outdoor seating is looking a lot more appealing than another test. Staying motivated can feel like an uphill battle, but here are some tips to help you keep going strong.
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General Election 2024 – here’s what you need to know
Read more: General Election 2024 – here’s what you need to knowA general election is an opportunity for people in every part of the UK to choose their Member of Parliament (or MP). This person will represent a local area in the House of Commons for up to five years. There’s a choice of several candidates in each constituency, and the candidate that receives the most…
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Free AI tools to help you land your dream job
Read more: Free AI tools to help you land your dream jobAI is everywhere and becoming more and more popular, but did you know as a UoM student you have access to free AI tools to help you with your job applications? CareerSet CareerSet is an AI-powered tool that can check your CV before applying for jobs. It gives you instant feedback so you know how…
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Get your MMR vaccination on campus on 29 and 30 May
Read more: Get your MMR vaccination on campus on 29 and 30 MayLast week we published information about the increase in Measles cases both nationally and in Manchester. If you missed it, please take time to read it. As part of the public health response to the rise in cases we are offering MMR (Measles, Mumps and Rubella) vaccinations to all students on Tuesday 29 and Wednesday…
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Raise money for charity and get Euro 2024 ready – sign up for our football tournament
Read more: Raise money for charity and get Euro 2024 ready – sign up for our football tournamentIn celebration of Euro 2024, we’re are organising a mixed gender football tournament at the Armitage Centre on Wednesday, 5 June, from 3pm-6pm.
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Graduate visa route should stay, review recommends
Read more: Graduate visa route should stay, review recommendsAs you may be aware, the UK Government had asked the independent Migration Advisory Committee (MAC) to look into the graduate visa, which gives international students permission to stay in the UK for up to two or three years depending on their level of study, after successfully completing a course in the UK. The MAC announced…
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Response to concerns from students following disruption by protesters
Read more: Response to concerns from students following disruption by protestersWe embrace the rights of free speech and protest but as we have made clear, such rights must be exercised within the law and with regard to the rights of all members of our University community. Regrettably, there have been a number of instances this week where the behaviour of a small number of protesters…
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Measles cases in Manchester: what you need to do
Read more: Measles cases in Manchester: what you need to doWe are writing to inform you about the recent increase in measles cases in England, including Greater Manchester. Measles is an infection that spreads very easily and can cause serious problems in some people. After discussion with Manchester Public Health, we are advising all staff and students to: What is measles? Measles is a very…
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Support this IDAHOBIT
Read more: Support this IDAHOBITIn honour of IDAHOBIT (International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia and Transphobia) we have listed several places that you can access LGBTQ+ specific support. If you have experienced a hate crime, please reach out to a trusted person and consider accessing support using any of the methods below. All students should feel comfortable to express themselves…
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Join us for the Postgraduate Research Showcase on the 12th June!
Read more: Join us for the Postgraduate Research Showcase on the 12th June!The postgraduate Research Showcase has been postponed to later in the year. Find out more. Explore the range and diversity of our research by engaging with the researchers who are at the heart of new discoveries – your fellow students and researchers! The Postgraduate Research Showcase, will take place on Wednesday, 12 June 2024 (10am – 4.30pm),…
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Finalist careers support including free LinkedIn headshots!
Read more: Finalist careers support including free LinkedIn headshots!We know that the exam period can be stressful, and if you’re also worrying about what’s next for you, you’re not alone. If you’re still unsure of your plans or what you want to do, there are still plenty of support and lots of opportunities available through the Careers Service. Here are some ways you…