How much does graduation cost?
If you are graduating this winter, find out what costs to expect and optional extras so you can plan and budget accordingly. And if you need additional financial support find out more about the SU’s £100 grant.
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Scams alert for International students
Read more: Scams alert for International studentsThere has been an increase in reports of finance scams aimed at International students in the last few weeks. Find out more about new and common scams to protect yourself and your money.
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Applying for graduate schemes? Here’s what you need to know
Read more: Applying for graduate schemes? Here’s what you need to knowThinking about applying for a graduate scheme? From application deadlines and entry requirements to locations and long-term opportunities, get some top tips before you get started.
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Domestic Violence Awareness Month: support is available
Read more: Domestic Violence Awareness Month: support is availableYou might be experiencing domestic violence yourself, or you might be worried about something happening to a friend, housemate or someone you know. It isn’t your fault, and our Advice and Response team are here to support you.
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Things to know before campus gets dark
Read more: Things to know before campus gets darkAs the nights get darker, here’s the safety advice and support every Manchester student should know about – from walking home after lectures, to nights out and shared housing.
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From halls to house shares: your guide to living in Manchester
Read more: From halls to house shares: your guide to living in ManchesterWhether you’re in halls or renting privately, you’re now part of a local community. Here’s how to look after your home, be a good neighbour and make the most of living in Manchester.
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Making sense of your student budget
Read more: Making sense of your student budgetAre you spending more than you expected? A few weeks into term, lots of students start asking the same questions. Whether you’re looking for budgeting tips, ways to boost your income or need support with unexpected costs, here’s where to start.
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Finding university harder than expected?
Read more: Finding university harder than expected?It’s normal to have ups and downs as you adjust to university life. Find wellbeing support, advice and activities to help you feel more settled and supported.
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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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Research IT: Latest updates to support your research
Read more: Research IT: Latest updates to support your researchResearch 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.
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Know where to draw the line
Read more: Know where to draw the lineWhether you’ve taken cocaine before, or you’re planning on trying it for the first time – find out how to stay safe with substances.
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Get vaccinated on campus this autumn
Read more: Get vaccinated on campus this autumnFree 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.
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5 services every Manchester student should know about
Read more: 5 services every Manchester student should know aboutKnow where to turn when you need support. From campus safety and mental health support to financial help and academic guidance, these five services can help you get the right support when you need it.
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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.