Social Responsibility

The Manchester Innocence Project (MIP) is one of only 13 organisations outside of the US to join the Innocence Network.

Environmental sustainability covers a wide array of themes and actions.

On 26 and 27 April The University of Manchester and Health Education England co-hosted the 5th East African Health Summit as an online event.

The University of Manchester has been named the world’s number one university in the Times Higher Education (THE) Impact Rankings.

Everyone is invited to join Chancellor Lemn Sissay, President and Vice-Chancellor Professor Dame Nancy Rothwell and other senior staff live online for our University’s Making a Difference Awards for Social Responsibility.

We’re committed to promoting good health and wellbeing for our staff, students and communities around the world.

As the UK vaccine rollout continues apace we’ve taken the first of four steps in the government’s Roadmap to ease coronavirus restrictions in England.

The University is delighted to share the good news that its recent stroke research fundraising appeal has successfully surpassed its target of £100,000.

Dr Chris Jones, knowledge exchange fellow for Tyndall Manchester at the University, is one of six UK academics to have co-authored a briefing that sets out the science behind net zero targets, and the considerations that policymakers and industry leaders should take when adopting and implementing targets.

The University of Manchester Worldwide East Asia Centre has recently reached multiple social responsibility milestones earning plaudits from two major organisations.