Colleagues from across the University joined the latest Introduction to Social Responsibility and Civic Engagement session on 11 February, which explored how social responsibility will be shaped by the delivery of our Manchester 2035 strategy and showcased examples of...
What if the reality of reef ecosystems could be brought to life through play? That is the question behind Enemy of My Anemone, a new, marine biology-inspired card game created by Dr Andrew Angus-Whiteoak, Technical Operations Manager for the Faculty of Biology,...
Prostate cancer is now the most commonly diagnosed cancer in the UK. Yet for men with learning disabilities, the pathway from first symptom to survival is marked by inequality. They are significantly more likely to report symptoms consistent with prostate cancer, but...
This year the University’s Making a Difference Awards for social responsibility received over 140 entries, highlighting the extraordinary commitment of our staff, students, alumni and external partners to creating positive change in our local communities and across...
Free event: 16 March, 4:30-6:30pm, Samuel Alexander Glass Corridor. Join Creative Manchester, a University of Manchester research platform, for an informal research cafe and exhibition viewing of Sarah Lightman’s Biblical Women. As part of the Centre for Biblical...
Free event: 11 March, 12:30-2:30pm, John Rylands Library. Join Creative Manchester, a University of Manchester research platform on , for an informal research café exploring the ways in which archives and collections can generate social value. Libraries, galleries,...
In mid-February, students from the University of Manchester took part in Student Volunteering Week, the annual UK-wide celebration encouraging students to give back to their communities while recognising the contributions of those who already volunteer their time...
Celebrating the very best of volunteering, our Volunteer of the Year Awards are open to any undergraduate or postgraduate student currently studying at our University and give us the opportunity to recognise those who epitomise what it means to make a difference. Our...
Imagine asking AI for data on the health impacts of issues such as mould exposure and receiving a reliable answer. The University's GM Policy Hub are hosting a seminar for policymakers to explore this possibility. Artificial intelligence, alongside strong metadata...
The Great Science Share for Schools (GSSfS) is a global campaign was developed by SEERIH at The University of Manchester and been running since 2016. With UNSECO patronage it champions inclusive education and inspires 5-14 year olds to ask, investigate and share...
