Eid Mubarak
Check out what events you can join on campus to celebrate Eid al-Fitr this year.
Final year
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Hidden Disabilities: The Sunflower Lanyard
Read more: Hidden Disabilities: The Sunflower LanyardAt The University of Manchester, we’re committed to creating an inclusive and supportive environment for all students. If you have a hidden disability, wearing a Sunflower lanyard, badge, or card can signal that you may need extra time, patience, or assistance.
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Neurodiversity Celebration Week
Read more: Neurodiversity Celebration WeekFor Neurodiversity Celebration Week, we would like to remind you what University support and community opportunities we have to offer for our neurodivergent students.
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Unlock your potential with AppsAnywhere
Read more: Unlock your potential with AppsAnywhereWhether you’re in a PC cluster in the library, your faculty, or anywhere across campus, AppsAnywhere lets you access the applications you need without the hassle.
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AI Futures Day
Read more: AI Futures DayDon’t miss AI Futures Day on Tuesday, 25 March with the Careers Service, happening throughout the day in the Nancy Rothwell Building.
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Ready to compete? Manchester Varsity 2025 is here
Read more: Ready to compete? Manchester Varsity 2025 is hereThe University of Manchester and Manchester Metropolitan University are excited to host the second annual Manchester Varsity on 31 March and 2 April 2025. Whether competing, spectating, or volunteering, this is a chance to embrace sportsmanship, teamwork, and pride in Manchester’s community.
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Could a Masters be your next move? Our Alumni discount and Manchester Masters Bursary are here to help.
Read more: Could a Masters be your next move? Our Alumni discount and Manchester Masters Bursary are here to help.If you’re thinking of staying in Manchester for your Masters, you you could be eligible for an alumni discount on your fees or financial support through a Manchester Masters Bursary.
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Spring Careers Fair
Read more: Spring Careers FairThe annual Spring Careers Fair will be coming to The Academy, Oxford Road, on Monday, 17 March (11am to 4pm) with a range of employers present to discuss opportunities with students.
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Sustainability Careers Fair
Read more: Sustainability Careers FairInterested in working in the environment or sustainability sector? Join the Careers Service for their Sustainability Careers Fair on Thursday, 13 March in the Nancy Rothwell Building.
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Asia Careers Insight Series
Read more: Asia Careers Insight SeriesJoin the online series of presentations and workshops from top recruiting employers, discussing career opportunities in Asia, from Tuesday, 4 March to Thursday, 6 March.
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Have you used AI for your studies?
Read more: Have you used AI for your studies?As AI technology rapidly advances and becomes a part of our daily lives, it’s important for us to consider how AI can enhance our teaching, learning, research, and processes while ensuring its responsible and ethical use. These guidelines aim to help both you and the University embrace AI effectively and safely.
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Careers Carnival
Read more: Careers CarnivalRoll up! Roll up! The Careers Carnival is coming to University Place on Tuesday, 25 February. Drop in from 11am-4pm.
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From Adderall to Ritalin: Reducing the harm of study drugs
Read more: From Adderall to Ritalin: Reducing the harm of study drugsAs 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.
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Winter 2024 graduates: Your careers support explained
Read more: Winter 2024 graduates: Your careers support explainedCongratulations 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…
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My time in Manchester: (almost) 10 years have come and gone
Read more: My time in Manchester: (almost) 10 years have come and goneWith insights on personal growth, the city and life generally happening, read about Rachel’s reflections on studying in Manchester for the better part of a decade.