Social Responsibility

The 23 June Brexit vote brought into sharp relief the extent of the differences in the ways that economic growth, globalisation and technological change have been experienced in different parts of the country and within cities.

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Staff and students from our Faculty of Biology, Medicine and Health will be collaborating in a pivotal international theatre festival organised by the Royal Exchange Theatre and The Oglesby Charitable Trust this autumn as part of Manchester’s year as the European City of Science 2016.

Manchester Climate Change Agency (MCCA) are running a public consultation regarding climate change and the future of the city by 2050.

The University’s Walking for Health group, Lunchtime Strollers, has been going for over six years and been involved in numerous events over the years.

The University of Manchester is hosting a networking event to promote our School-University Partnership Initiative (SUPI).

When the fictional University of Millchester needed to build a sustainable campus it appointed probably the largest project team in history – 8,000 University of Manchester students – with a timeframe of just one day to deliver it.

As part of our work to address inequalities and to align this with our research beacon of Addressing Global Inequalities, The University will be hosting a free public film screening at the John Rylands Library on Thursday 10 November.

A University of Manchester psychology student who graduated in July has used part of his studies to benefit other people with Parkinson’s by taking part in a project to help them improve their movement.

At the end of July, as part of the Science in the City Festival, the University held ‘Open Labs: Behind the Scenes of Manchester Science’, a unique opportunity for members of the public to experience what goes on in science labs in each of the three Faculties across the whole University.