What’s new on campus: Everything you need to know
A lot has been happening on campus – from changes to how you work towards your Stellify award to new free bus travel – catch up with all that’s new.
Student Life
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Discover your new favourite spots with Cosy Campus
Read more: Discover your new favourite spots with Cosy CampusCosy Campus offers warm, welcoming spaces across the University where students can relax, study, or socialise. With microwaves, hot water, comfy seating and power sockets, they are your go to spot between lectures.
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Find the right Welcome events for you
Read more: Find the right Welcome events for youStarting university is exciting, but with so many Welcome events happening in your first week, it can be tricky to know where to begin. To help you navigate it all we’ve grouped activities – pick the ones that suit you and dive in!
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Stellify is changing: Build your award around your Manchester experience
Read more: Stellify is changing: Build your award around your Manchester experienceThe Stellify Award is changing for some undergraduate students from this academic year. Find out everything you need to know.
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Celebrating the final chapter of Team Rwanda
Read more: Celebrating the final chapter of Team RwandaThe University’s flagship international volunteering programme, Team Rwanda, has come to an end after an inspiring final year.
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What’s your story? We’re looking for content creators!
Read more: What’s your story? We’re looking for content creators!We’re looking for creative students to join our Student Content Creator team! Are you interested in sharing your life as a student by producing social and content for University channels? If so, this could be the opportunity for you!
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PGRs: Start the new academic year with Teams, not Zoom
Read more: PGRs: Start the new academic year with Teams, not ZoomWe are reminding everyone to use Microsoft Teams for online meetings, teaching support, collaboration and events wherever possible, ahead of the planned retirement of University Zoom licences at the end of the 2026 calendar year.
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Ways to celebrate your achievements in Manchester
Read more: Ways to celebrate your achievements in ManchesterMasters nearly done? We’ve got some great ideas to help you take a break, celebrate what you’ve achieved and enjoy the city before your next chapter begins.
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Course Unit Selection: key info for next week
Read more: Course Unit Selection: key info for next weekCourse Unit Selection for 2026/27 opens next week – and we know it’s an important step in getting ready for the new academic year.
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Keeping our campus cycle-friendly: Bike and Lock Sweep this Summer
Read more: Keeping our campus cycle-friendly: Bike and Lock Sweep this SummerFrom time to time, bikes and locks are left behind when they are no longer needed, forgotten at the end of the academic year, or simply reach the end of their useful life. Over time, these unused bikes and locks can take up valuable cycle parking spaces, making it more difficult for others to find…
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The Free 41 Bus is Back!
Read more: The Free 41 Bus is Back!We’re delighted to announce that, thanks to our partnership with Transport for Greater Manchester (TfGM), the free 41 bus is returning from Monday 3rd August for one-year.
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Fully-funded summer internships in Canada: applications open
Read more: Fully-funded summer internships in Canada: applications openHow would you like to spend next summer on a fully-funded internship in Canada? Applications are now open for the Mitacs Globalink Research Internship Scheme for summer 2027.
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Refugee Week 2026
Read more: Refugee Week 2026Universities of Sanctuary is a national network of university staff, lecturers, academics and students. They are working to make Higher Education institutions places of safety, solidarity and empowerment for people seeking sanctuary.
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Packing up your things? Give it, don’t bin it!
Read more: Packing up your things? Give it, don’t bin it!It’s sad but true; the end of the academic year really is here. There are some great ways you can donate your unwanted things to charity as part of the University’s Give it Don’t Bin it campaign.
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Staying safe: Top tips for you and your friends
Read more: Staying safe: Top tips for you and your friendsWhether you’re out with friends, studying, or heading home from work, we want you to feel safe so we’ve got tips to help.