Social Responsibility

Approximately 425 million people worldwide and one in 15 people in the UK are estimated to have diabetes.

Our Faculty of Biology, Medicine and Health (FBMH) marked World Antimicrobial Awareness Week (WAAW) during the week of 18–24 November.

Gateways is the University’s flagship pre-16 widening participation programme that supports approximately 1,700 widening participation students across 48 Greater Manchester secondary schools.

The University has hit the top spot for Greater Manchester and makes global top ten in the Cycle September competition.

The Christmas Dinner is an annual project founded in 2013 by the University’s Chancellor Lemn Sissay.

A renowned community engagement expert from the University is working with Natural England as they launch a national Nature Recovery Network, which it is hoped will help to deal with the challenges of biodiversity loss, climate change and wellbeing.

On 2 November the new National Tutoring Programme (NTP) was launched.

Our University’s greatest asset is its people, which is why we’re celebrating Living Wage Week (9 – 15 November).

Cameras (and smart phones) at the ready.

The University’s Volunteering & Social Justice Fair Online inspires students to make a difference.