News, information and events for your Manchester student life
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.
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.
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.
We need you! We’re inviting all students to explore, challenge, and add your voice at the Manchester Ideas Lab in Nancy Rothwell between 1-11 April.
Check out what events you can join on campus to celebrate Eid al-Fitr this year.
At 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.
For Neurodiversity Celebration Week, we would like to remind you what University support and community opportunities we have to offer for our neurodivergent students.
Whether 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.
Don’t miss AI Futures Day on Tuesday, 25 March with the Careers Service, happening throughout the day in the Nancy Rothwell Building.
The 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.
For this year’s International Women’s Day 2025 (#AccelerateAction), Oxford Road is packed with lots of events for you to join in and be part of the celebration. Whether it’s the Students’ Union, The Whitworth, Manchester Museum or the University itself, we’re offering a wide range of activities for you to get involved in.
Want to see real change in how your faculty supports students? Now’s your chance to ask University leaders your questions and help shape the student experience in your area of study.