Your Academic Advisor is an academic from your subject area who has been assigned to support you this year. You should have already met with them to discuss any concerns or goals that you have for this year. If you haven't spoken to them already, we really recommend...
Category: My studies
Adapting to online learning
How we adapt to online learning - from a student perspective As we enter the new academic year, every one of us, academics and staff members alike, are now having to adjust to learning being predominantly online. The unfamiliar nature of online teaching can cause a...
Publishing of UG year marks and final degree award information for Summer 2020
Dear SALC Student, We understand that over the coming weeks you will be anxiously waiting to receive your year marks and/or final degree award. In the context of the current COVID-19 situation Schools will need some extra time to complete marking and convene...
No Disadvantage Policy Update – 8th April 2020
This message was originally sent as an email to all SALC students on Wednesday 8th April 2020.
Contacts and Services across the University and within SALC
Unsure of who to contact about an issue? Below we have prepared a brief overview of key contacts across the University and SALC. The central Student Support site This is a single point of truth for central student facing support information and advice:...
Got a research project coming up in semester 2?
If you need resources that the Library does not hold, we will get them for you. Simply use the Order a Book and Order an Article services to get what you need easily - just fill in an easy online form on the Library website. These new services replace the previous...
Semester 2 support session in the Main Library
One-to-one online appointments launched for Specialist Library Support (SLS) & My Learning Essentials (MLE) The Library now offers one-to-one MLE and SLS support with experienced staff on a wide range specialist areas including Advanced searching, Business data,...
Coursework submission
Over the coming weeks you might be faced with submitting your first piece of course work! Our Assessment Coordinator, Joel Loutif has put together the below tips: "Don’t be caught out by accidental non-submission of coursework;follow our handy tips to make sure...
Writing workshops
Write Bright is a free academic writing service within the School of Arts, Languages and Cultures. Our aim is to help you to develop your academic writing skills and achieve your potential in every assignment. A wide range of drop-in workshops focused on specific...
Study space
If you are looking for a space to study, we've got you covered. Read our study space review put together by our Student Intern, Karenza Blenkinsop. "Here’s a list of places you can check out during your time in Manchester that are perfect study, social or relaxing...
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