News, information and events for your Manchester student life
If 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.
If your time at university is coming to an end, there’s some important things you need to know and do. From when your IT account will close to ongoing careers support, find out everything you need to know.
If you are graduating this summer, you’re probably starting to plan for graduation soon and we want to help you feel that it is affordable. Find out what costs to expect and optional extras so you can plan and budget accordingly.
If you’re graduating this summer take a look at the schedule of ceremonies and all the dates you need to know so that you can plan ahead.
Complete our What Next? form by Sunday 8 March to receive personalised careers support, tailored just for you and delivered straight to your inbox.
Are you considering Masters or PhD study? Don’t miss the Postgrad LIVE Manchester study fair this Thursday 5 February at King’s House Conference Centre, King’s Church, Sidney Street, Manchester, M1 7HB.
Congratulations 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.
Returning to university after placement is challenging. Rebuilding routines, reconnecting with peers, rediscovering the city, and balancing academics with wellbeing gradually helps you adjust, boosting confidence, productivity, and final-year success.
MANDRAKE states that Medetomidine is a potent sedative used by vets on large animals and is similar to xylazine but around 200 times more potent and longer lasting. When combined with ketamine, it can cause extreme and prolonged sedation that may be fatal, and it can also leave you extremely vulnerable and at increased risk…
MANDRAKE has issued an urgent alert following two tragic deaths in Manchester linked to MDMA powder/crystals. Recent samples show highly variable purity levels, making doses unpredictable. Read our latest Harm Reduction update for advice on reducing risks, supporting others, and knowing when to seek help.
We’ve got together a list of dates and deadlines you need to know about, so you know what to expect and can start planning ahead for your graduation.
We’re committed to tackling gender-based violence (GBV) by becoming one of the first universities in England to engage with the EmilyTest GBV Charter pilot.
Find out how to connect with the Jewish student community, accessing student support and our multi-faith chaplaincy.
Read the latest alerts from Manchester Drug Analysis Exchange (MANDRAKE) on dosages and substances discovered in pills and powder sold as MDMA/ecstasy.
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.