News, information and events for your Manchester student life
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.
The 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.
Interested 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.
Join the online series of presentations and workshops from top recruiting employers, discussing career opportunities in Asia, from Tuesday, 4 March to Thursday, 6 March.
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.
If you find yourself betting more than you can afford to lose, borrowing money, or feeling stressed and anxious about gambling, you may have a problem. Find out what support and help you can access.
Roll up! Roll up! The Careers Carnival is coming to University Place on Tuesday, 25 February. Drop in from 11am-4pm.
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.
Student content creator Naima reflects on her first semester at University – the highs, lows and personal discoveries – and just what she’s looking forward to as her journey continues.