Get vaccinated on campus this autumn
Free walk-in clinics are taking place on campus for students to get MMR, HPV or MenACWY vaccinations. Find out more about the drop-ins taking place on Thursday, 15 October and Thursday, 19 November, 10am-4pm.
Support and Advice
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Read more: Get vaccinated on campus this autumn
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Stellify Week: Explore your options and build your award your way.
Read more: Stellify Week: Explore your options and build your award your way.5-9 October is Stellify Week! Visit the Volunteering Fair or speak to the Stellify team at a drop-in session to explore opportunities and find out how you can achieve your award!
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Statement on self-swab ‘rape kits’ from Greater Manchester universities and partner organisations
Read more: Statement on self-swab ‘rape kits’ from Greater Manchester universities and partner organisationsA joint statement from Greater Manchester universities and partner organisations raising concerns about self-swab ‘rape kits’ and encouraging students to access specialist support and advice.
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Careers Fairs this October and November
Read more: Careers Fairs this October and NovemberOctober and November are packed with careers and job events. Whether you’re looking for a part-time job alongside your studies or you’re ready to explore your options after University, there’s an event for you!
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Looking for a part-time job? Here’s what you need to know
Read more: Looking for a part-time job? Here’s what you need to knowAre you looking for a part-time job alongside your studies? Working part-time can be a great way to earn some extra money, develop your transferrable skills, and gain some valuable work experience for your CV. From finding jobs to application support, here’s everything you need to know.
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New to Manchester? Your questions answered
Read more: New to Manchester? Your questions answeredHere you’ll find the answers to some of the most frequently asked questions you may have before arriving on campus for the first time.
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Travel around Greater Manchester? Help improve road safety for women
Read more: Travel around Greater Manchester? Help improve road safety for womenWhether you walk to lectures, cycle across campus, drive home at weekends or use public transport to get around Greater Manchester, your experiences matter.
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Finding your Manchester research community
Read more: Finding your Manchester research communityA welcome message from your Postgraduate Research Officer, details of Welcome events for PGRs and lots more support for your time at Manchester.
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Leaving University after your masters: What you need to know and do
Read more: Leaving University after your masters: What you need to know and doIf you’re about to finish your studies with us there are some life-admin things that you either need to do or know about to make your next move a bit easier.
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Message from Duncan to all students
Read more: Message from Duncan to all studentsA message from your President and Vice-Chancellor, following the news of the death of Professor Jason Arday, Professor of Sociology of Education at the University of Cambridge.
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Summer 2026 graduates: Your careers support explained
Read more: Summer 2026 graduates: Your careers support explainedCongratulations to all Summer 2026 graduates! Although your degree programme may have ended, you can still access support from the Careers Service for a further two years. Find out more.
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NEW: Easier ways to access Mental Health Support
Read more: NEW: Easier ways to access Mental Health SupportFrom Tuesday 23 June, the Mental Health Support Team (MHST) is launching a new website and self-referral form make it easier for you to access support.
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It’s riskier than you think
Read more: It’s riskier than you thinkSince 2022, we have been running our Harm Reduction campaign dedicated to ensuring your wellbeing is a priority. In this article, you can read through our tips to help you the understand the risks associated with drugs and the steps you can take to reduce these.
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8 things you need to do if you’re graduating this July
Read more: 8 things you need to do if you’re graduating this JulyIf you’ve almost completed your time at Manchester, and are looking forward to celebrating your successes with friends and family at Graduation, you will need to complete a few steps to make sure you’re all set for the big day.
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Report & Support – Harassment, intimidation and misogyny
Read more: Report & Support – Harassment, intimidation and misogynyWe strongly encourage anyone who has experienced or witnessed this kind of behaviour to come forward so we can support you and take action. Find out more about our University’s Report & Support service, where you can report any incident of bullying, harassment, discrimination, gender-based violence or hate.