In our latest Talk 200 lecture and podcast series Professor Mike Shaver, Professor of Polymer Science and Director of Sustainable Futures at The University of Manchester, discusses the complex nature of our material world, with a particular focus on plastics. He...
Four new research questions, which will seek to improve global health outcomes, have been co-produced by University of Manchester researchers and their international partners. Leading global health researchers at the University were joined by their international...
Greater Manchester is set to become the first Creative Health City Region, thanks to a £800,000 grant from Arts Council England’s National Lottery-funded Place Partnership Fund. Led by NHS Greater Manchester and the Greater Manchester Combined Authority, this...
During October, the University will be offering the opportunity to recognise and celebrate Black History Month through a variety of events. Black History Month is an annual celebration of the achievements made by Black people. Established in 1970 in the United...
The University of Manchester is excited to partner with Hazaar, offering our students an eco-friendly, zero-waste platform to buy and sell pre-loved items online and at on-campus market events. Through the Hazaar app, our students can connect within a...
Earlier this year, The University of Manchester opened its first zero emissions building. After a refurbishment, Booth Street East now has the infrastructure to support zero emissions and a new Teaching and Learning Innovation Space has also been introduced. This...
The Environmental Sustainability team at the University of Manchester has released a new film that celebrates the beauty of our campus during the summertime, showcasing the vibrant outdoor spaces that are home to a variety of plants and animals. From buzzing insects...
The University of Manchester has recently launched a reusable and sustainable cup scheme in collaboration with Manchester City Council and InOurNature. The reusable Bee Cup can be found in several hot drink locations across campus and on Oxford Road, encouraging our...
On 1 August The University of Manchester welcomed Professor Duncan Ivison as our new President and Vice-Chancellor. Duncan has spent much of his time over the past few weeks getting out and about and meeting staff, students and members of our local communities. ...
Every August Manchester bursts with Pride, in celebration of our LGBTQ+ communities. This year was no exception, and Manchester Museum was buzzing with activity as visitors were invited to take a look at the objects and collections through a queer lens. As well as...
In a joyful weekend of activities, Manchester Museum’s visitors joined in the celebrations and found out more about the Mid-Autumn Festival. The Mid-Autumn Festival, sometimes called the Moon Festival, is the second-largest celebration in China and is celebrated...
How do you prepare for an impending Atlantic hurricane and manage a climate-warmed future? Over 100 secondary school students from Manchester faced these challenging questions as part of the recent the University's Humanitarian and Conflict Response...
Manchester University Press (MUP) are hosting two FREE public events in the coming months. On the evening of the 18 October, join (MUP) for a very special panel discussion event as they explore the cultural tapestry that makes up modern Manchester with local authors...
On Wednesday 2 October, the University's School of Environment Education and Development will host its annual Social Responsibility Lecture in the Cordingley Lecture Theatre, Humanities Bridgeford Street. This year’s event will celebrate the 30th anniversary of the...
The University of Manchester’s work across research, teaching, and social responsibility is making a global impact, improving lives and driving progress in society. Our leading position in various Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) rankings reflects our...
Antibiotic resistance is one of the greatest threats to global health, predicted to account for more than 10 million deaths annually by 2050, surpassing the death toll of cancer and diabetes combined. The misuse and overuse of antibiotics means that once-treatable...
Over 10 million people are held in prisons worldwide. Prisoners have significant health needs, often including high levels of long-term physical and mental illness, blood-borne virus infections and substance misuse. Older people, often with more complex health needs,...
With End Digital Poverty Day approaching, the University is reflecting on our progress towards digital equity. Digital inclusion or equity is defined by the United Nations as ‘equitable, meaningful, and safe access to use, lead, and design of digital technologies,...
On Thursday 3 October, the Whitworth is hosting it's Autumn Preview celebration event with the opening of Barbara Walker: Being Here exhibition. This major exhibition will bring together over 70 works spanning Walker’s career from the 1990s to today, including her...
Our city is celebrated for its rich history and vibrant culture and within it the University aims to provide opportunities for people from all walks of life. Among our diverse student community is Faryal, a recent graduate whose inspiring journey epitomises our...
The University has been shortlisted for three Times Higher Education (THE) Awards, reinforcing our commitment to academic excellence, social responsibility, innovation and community engagement. The nominations span a range of categories, showcasing the University’s...
The Chrysalis Family Centre, nestled in the heart of Moss Side, has long been a beacon of hope for local residents, offering education, welfare advice, and health support. Since 2014, this community hub has also served as the setting for a fruitful collaboration...
Dr Frederique Janssen-Lauret and Maheshi Gunawardane from the University’s School of Social Sciences, hosted the third edition of a four-day Summer School on Women in Logic from 29 July to 1 August 2024. The programme is aimed at 16-18 year-old women and girls from...
The Greater Manchester Good Employment Charter has announced that The University of Manchester has been accredited as a full member. The Charter aims to raise employment standards across Greater Manchester. It strives for excellence in the core areas of Secure Work,...
Talk 200 is the new lecture and podcast series from the University marking our bicentenary: 200 years of making a difference. Throughout the year, we’re reflecting on our past, celebrating our present and looking to the future – and Talk 200 invites listeners to be...
