News, information and events for your Manchester student life
Whether you’re looking to boost your skills, build your confidence, or make connections for your career, overseas volunteering can be a game-changer. But we know that these opportunities can be expensive, which is why the University wants to help with travel and accommodation costs when you volunteer with one of their Trusted Partners.
As exam and assessments get underway, it’s more important than ever that you find ways to take care of yourself. Find out how some of students are looking after their wellbeing and finding balance.
Content creator, Naima shares how she’s learned to elevate her essay scores this year – from using the academic phrase bank to getting the most out of office hours – her tips are invaluable if you want to do the same.
We want to assure our community that The University of Manchester remains wholly and deeply committed to the values of equity, diversity and inclusion. We remain committed to providing and safe and supportive environment where every colleague, student and community member can flourish, thrive and fulfil their potential. The best universities are inclusive universities.
How do other students get ready for exams and assessments? Take a look ad advice and tips from our content creators – from study tips and preparing for exam to finding study spaces, and surviving busy libraries.
April is stress awareness month and exams are just around the corner so it’s a good time to talk about managing stress. Content Creator Rachel has her top tips to help you stay calm and confident if you find your stress levels rising.
Networking can be intimidating but for Content Creator Vinayak it’s a great way to make connections and friends and here he shares his top tips for networking at University.
Find out how to connect with the Jewish student community, accessing student support and our multi-faith chaplaincy.
Dissertations are a key milestone for many students but content creator Hannah is here to remind you that even when it gets stressful your mental health matters just as much as your academic output.
If you have experienced bullying, harassment, discrimination or a hate crime, you can submit an anonymous report or speak with a specialised advisor at the University’s Report & Support service.
It’s important to take care of your belongings when you’re out and about in a busy city. Here are our top tips to help.
Did you know the Uni offer subsidised gold standard ‘D’ bike locks as well as free bike registration with a national database? Let us help you keep your bike safe.
Get your CV checked and make it stand out with the help of the Careers Service! Drop by their CV Clinic on Wednesday, 2 April (1-3pm) in The Atrium, University Place.
Student content creator, Szymon, shares how he is learning to view setbacks as part of the journey. By reflecting and learning ‘failures’ can actually show you the way to succeed.
Check out what events you can join on campus to celebrate Eid al-Fitr this year.