Get your MMR vaccination on campus
Free pop-up MMR vaccination events are taking place on campus this February and March. No appointment is needed and all students are welcome to attend.
Support and Advice
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Don’t sign until you’re sure: Free housing contract checks from Manchester Student Homes
Read more: Don’t sign until you’re sure: Free housing contract checks from Manchester Student HomesBefore signing your accommodation contract for next year, let Manchester Student Homes take a look. The free checking service makes sure you understand your contract and that it’s good to go.
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Celebrating the end of exams?
Read more: Celebrating the end of exams?If you’re going out celebrating, whether you’re clubbing, going to a house party or going to a rave, we’ve got some tips for you on how to look after yourself and those around you while also having a blast.
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Academic support from the Library
Read more: Academic support from the LibraryThe start of a new semester is a great time to take a look at how the Library’s training and support can help you develop your academic and research skills at a time and pace that suits you
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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, with some students losing significant amounts of money. Find out more to protect yourself against any fraudulent activity.
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The Student Guide to Exams
Read more: The Student Guide to ExamsThis exam season, let our content creators help you get ahead. From surviving hours in the library, to shaking up your revision and study routines to taking care of yourself – our student content creators have loads of experience and tips to share about surviving (and even thriving) this exam season.
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Things to do the night before and morning of your exams
Read more: Things to do the night before and morning of your examsCheck out some best practices the day, night and morning before an exam so that you can remain calm, wake up feeling refreshed, and enter your assessments ready to do your best.
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Academic malpractice – key things you need to know
Read more: Academic malpractice – key things you need to knowAssessments reflect your learning and are key to your academic progress, and to keep things fair the University looks out for signs of academic malpractice – find out more.
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Flu cases on the rise: guidance for students
Read more: Flu cases on the rise: guidance for studentsFlu and flu-like illnesses on the rise, nationally. Make sure you know how to reduce the risks of transmission and which health service to use if you need help.
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Leaving your student home safe and secure this Christmas break
Read more: Leaving your student home safe and secure this Christmas breakIf your student home will be empty over the Christmas break, take a look at our simple tips to make sure that your house and belongings are safe and secure while you’re away.
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Worried about returning home after your first semester? You’re not alone
Read more: Worried about returning home after your first semester? You’re not aloneIt’s been a long semester and you’ve probably found your own routine and new ways of doing things so if the idea of returning home feels strange, we’ve got some tips that might help.
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Finding balance this Christmas break
Read more: Finding balance this Christmas breakJanuary exams and assessments can make it difficult to relax over the break but it’s important that take meaningful time off. So here’s some tips on how to do that and stay on track.
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The best things to do in Manchester over the Christmas break
Read more: The best things to do in Manchester over the Christmas breakStaying in Manchester over the holidays can be amazing. The city slows down and there are still plenty of cheap or free things happening. Take a look at our top tips for staying social and festive if you’re stating in Manchester.
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Staying in Manchester this break? You’re not alone
Read more: Staying in Manchester this break? You’re not aloneWhether you celebrate Christmas or not a quiet campus might leave you feeling isolated and bored. So take a look at our information, advice and activities to support you when the University is closed.
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Winter 2025 graduates: Your careers support explained
Read more: Winter 2025 graduates: Your careers support explainedCongratulations to all Winter 2025 graduates! Although your degree programme may have ended, you can still access support from the Careers Service for a further two years.