Social Responsibility

Ever fancied walking on custard? How about trying your hand at making your own 3D model? Or perhaps you’d like to journey around sites of world-changing discoveries within the University of Manchester? Our free Community Festival is jam-packed with fun activities for all the family.

Manchester Histories is an independent charity spun-out of The University of Manchester’s Department of History and is overseeing the set of events for Peterloo 2019.

The Holy Month of Ramadan is a special time of year in the Middle East (and around the world) and it brings a change of pace for even the busiest of working lives, with reduced working hours, daylight fasting, and time devoted to prayer and reflection.

Our Alumni office is working with the University’s global alumni community to actively contribute towards our social responsibility goals.

Last year as part of the University’s development of a new strategy we asked all our staff what type of University we wanted to be.

The Panamanian jungle is lush, pristine and very humid; the waters in its rivers are crystal clear.

Dr Dawn Edge, a Senior Lecturer in the Division of Psychology & Mental Health, was part of the University’s delegation, led by Professor Stephen Flint, Associate Vice-President for Internationalisation, who were invited to take part in a joint workshop at the University of Ghana at the beginning of May with colleagues from the N8 Research Partnership and the African Research Universities Alliance (ARUA).

The University hosted the annual Oxford Road Corridor Active Travel Event (AcT2019) at Brunswick Park on 1 May.

Visit the HCRI webpages to read the novella in both English and Spanish and to see further information and videos.

The annual University Volunteer of the Year Awards took place in the Whitworth Hall on 2 May 2019.