News, information and events for your Manchester student life
The Cost of Living Support Fund is aimed at students who find themselves unexpectedly in financial hardship. The Fund is open to all students, regardless of study, nationality or social background and you don’t need to pay back any money you receive.
Find out what’s on over the coming month in the world of Research IT and how the services available can support your research
These are some things that our student content creators have been thinking about – their hopes (and fears) as well as tips for making semester two a great one.
Since 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.
Student content create Gabriele, shares top tips for surviving ‘Rainchester’ in January, especially if you have exams and assessments.
As a new year begins and the assessment and exam period approaches, we are here to remind you that You’re Not Alone. We’re offering practical tools, tips and resources to help you stay healthy, focused and balanced.
We’ve put everything you need to know in one place to help you through the exams and assessment period – from study support to finding your room and most importantly, looking after your wellbeing.
Student Hannah shares the small changes she’s made to her daily routine that help her study more effectively and prioritise wellbeing during the stressful exam period.
Facing an online exam this coming exam season? Don’t worry, third year student, Luke is here to offer his top tips as someone who has been there before.
As part of our Harm Reduction approach, we have some tips for you during this exam and assessment period to try to reduce the risks in case you do choose to engage with study drugs.
Student Jessica reflects on finding a space at University that allowed her to be herself while developing confidence and finding connections.
Congratulations to all Winter 2024 graduates! Although your degree programme may have ended, you can still access support from the Careers Service for a further two years. We have bespoke appointments and events just for graduates, on-demand pathways, online resources, and much more available for you. Here are the best ways to get started on…
We are committed to creating a culture where sexual harassment and gender-based violence are never tolerated. Find out what you can do and the support on offer.
Join Policy@Manchester for an introduction to Areas of Research Interest for Government Departments and learn how the team can support you with policy engagement with government departments.
A statement from President and Vice-Chancellor, Duncan Ivison addressing the recent incident of vandalism on the evening of Friday, 1 November – read more and find support services here.