Rory Bishop gives us five top tips on getting the most out of Manchester's many wonderful libraries Manchester has 24 public libraries. The John Rylands has over 250,000 printed volumes and one million pieces of archival material. The University Library holds over...
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PASS: Student experiences and why you should get involved!
Our Peer Support provisions are something we’re very proud of here in SALC. The Peer-Assisted Study Sessions (PASS) scheme is a huge part of this. Our second and third-year PASS leaders run workshops and activities for first-years, guiding their younger coursemates...
Navigating uni campus and support services
Reading time: 5 minutesWritten by Masnuna, SALC Student Experience Intern IntroNavigating University; finding your way around campus and a dive into some of the support services The University of Manchester has to offer.There’s not much I have...
What to Pack for University: A Comprehensive Packing Guide for Students
Written by Yamin, SALC Student Experience Intern Reading time - 3 minutes Congratulations on nailing your A levels! You just landed at this blog because you have successfully secured a spot at the University of Manchester. With each passing...
Cosy campus trails
Reading time: 5 minutes Written by Masnuna, SALC Student Experience Intern Introduction Unveiling comfort: Discovering cosy spaces found throughout the campus and a sneaky one off-campus. When it comes to university life, finding your personal hideaway...
Going from Sixth Form to Uni – What’s the Deal?
Reading time: 3 minutes You've made it through sixth form, and now you're gearing up to jump into the big leagues – university! But hold on, because this transition isn't just about trading in your school uniform for a hoodie and sweatpants. It's a whole new ballgame,...
How to take care of yourself over the exam period
Ahhh, it’s exam time again. It can be quite daunting if it’s been a while since your last exam, especially if you’re brand new to a subject or have found the module itself quite difficult. But we’re here to help with some of those exam anxieties. Exanieties, if...
SALChristmas Closure FAQ
The year is coming to its end and the university will soon close for a well-deserved Christmas break. But don't worry - we're not leaving you alone. The following blog post will outline available support during the Christmas closure including library opening times,...
Supporting You Through the Living Costs Crisis
Money is getting tight. A quick glance at the news, a trip to the supermarket, or opening your latest energy bill will all tell you things are getting more expensive. After a few big nights out at the start of term, you might be feeling the squeeze, especially with...
Tips for the Assessment Period
It's normal to view the exam period with trepidation but there's plenty of support available for you. Here are our 5 tips to help you to prepare for the January assessment season. 1. Finding a Balance When revising, it’s very important that we take time to look after...
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