In Kashmir’s fractured valleys, where ancestral lands are stitched together by memory more than maps, Dr. Omer Aijazi traces the quiet power of repair. His journey, rooted in Pakistani heritage and routed through decolonial scholarship, amplifies voices often silenced by conflict, reminding us that heritage lives not only in traditions, but in the struggle for sovereignty and in epistemic resistance.
This year, the World Health Organization is spotlighting urgent issues in maternal and new-born care with the 2025 World Health Day theme, Healthy Beginnings, Hopeful Futures. The campaign launches a year-long global call to action, urging leaders to end preventable...
Current MSc Global Development (Migration, Mobility and Displacement) student Jess Walmsley, talks us through the dissertation 'Queried about being queer: The role of digital media for LGBTQ+ people seeking asylum in the UK’, that she produced as an undergraduate...
Austeja shares her experience in the HCRI (Humanitarian and Conflict Response Institute) Society and the University of Manchester Hiking Club, and explains why you should join societies as a PGT student
Abby shares what she loves about Manchester as a city, from its music and food to location
Read Hannah’s experiences as a Politics and International Relations student at the University of Manchester.
Selim discusses studying International Disaster Management and Humanitarian Response at the University of Manchester
Read a students guide into Finance and Budgeting who studies BSC Disaster Management and Response at the University of Manchester.
We caught up with David Fielding, Programme Director for the brand-new BSc Global Development course, to tell us more about the first undergraduate degree at the Global Development Institute.
Discover the top nine reasons why we think that students are going to love studying BA Global Social Challenges!
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