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...
To celebrate International Women’s Day, curators at the University's John Rylands Library are running a free, drop-in event exploring recent collection acquisitions relating to the Suffragettes. Highlights of the encounter will include Hunger Strike Medals awarded to...
Academics from the University of Manchester worked alongside Ardwick Climate Action to understand Hums StARs – Students As Researchers – through the lens of the green space on campus. Jen O’Brien, Professor of Geography at the University of Manchester, was a recipient...
At the recent ESRC Festival of Social Science, The Making Room Fair demonstrated that environmental sustainability often begins with the simplest of actions: repairing what we already own. The event was led by Tetyana Solovey, Researcher in the department of...
From Manchester for the world – get involved in sharing the breadth of work that goes on at the University with our local friends and neighbours. To support our ambition to be a great civic university for the 21st century and as part of our commitment to enhancing our...
The University of Manchester has joined forces with Wigan & Leigh College and the wider Greater Manchester Colleges network to deliver an ambitious new programme that places PhD researchers directly into Further Education (FE) classrooms across the region....
To celebrate LGBT+ History Month 2026, Manchester University Press are offering 30% off selected titles on their LGBTHM reading list. You can find out more in their blog. Highlights include Rustam Alexander’s latest book, AIDS in Soviet Russia, and two forthcoming...
From climate action and the future of AI to equality and community engagement, how can we do better? These are the questions at the heart of the University's latest Open Meeting podcast, which explores social responsibility, enviromental sustainability and equality,...
Now Exhibiting in the Samuel Alexander Glass Corridor: AI at Manchester. This year, the University is celebrating 75 years since Alan Turing established the Turing Test by spotlighting the work of early career researchers on the future of AI. As part of this, Creative...
The University's School of Environment, Education and Development (SEED), Faculty of Humanities, and University Equality, Diversity and Inclusion team invite attendees to an LGBT+ History Month guest lecture from Emeritus Professor Sue Sanders. Sue Sanders is...
