News, information and events for your Manchester student life
Starting Monday, February 24, the Muriel Stott Building in the main library and its courtyard will be closed to students for up to two weeks. Work will be taking place as part of the building’s redevelopment plans.
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.
As we’re sure many will be pleased to know, Blackboard will no longer be used from September 2025 as we switch over to our new and improved digital learning environment Canvas! Find out more here.
Struggling with rent? Concerned about accommodation costs or housing conditions at Manchester? This is your chance to get answers.
The new feature provides all students and researchers with links to university-wide help and support, as well as tailored support and guidance relevant to your programme of study or research.
What ethical challenges do universities face when conducting research? How do they balance innovation, societal impact, and responsibility? Well, now’s your chance to have your questions answered a special podcast episode,.
The University recently celebrated the graduation of the first cohort and the launch of the second cohort of the Manchester 10/10 Black Leadership Programme (BLP). Ambar Ennis, Manchester 10/10 Student Partner reflects on the event and the programmes successes.
Ever wondered how your tuition fees and other payments are used by the University? Now’s your chance to get the answers directly from the people in charge – sign up to the next open meeting today!
Don’t worry if you missed the recent open meeting, you can now watch the full recording and hear all the key details about the exciting plans.
Take a look at an overview of our Financial Statements for 23/24, including where our money comes from and how it’s spent. Have questions? Sign up to our open meeting at the end of the article to have your say with our Chief Financial Officer, Carol Prokopyszyn.
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.
Building on the recent enhancements to the Manchester Bursary, we are taking further steps to provide even greater support to more Manchester students.
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.
President and Vice-Chancellor Duncan Ivison answers your questions on student activism in front of a live audience.
Two leading lights of the Jewish and Muslim communities are to debate the controversial topics of antizionism and antisemitism in the second Whitworth debate at The University of Manchester.