By Katie DickinsonAhhh, 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...
By Sahdia FreedManchester has a packed summer calendar, from major music festivals and outdoor concerts to cultural events, food and drink experiences, family days out, and plenty of free or low-cost things to explore across the city.Music and FestivalsManchester’s...
By Sahdia Freed Graduating is a major achievement, but it can also bring uncertainty about what comes next. For University of Manchester students, there is no single correct path after graduation, and there are many options depending on personal goals, circumstances...
The Undergraduate Scholars Programme has been one of the most exciting and rewarding experiences that I have had the chance to take part in during my degree.
Read Jiahui’s blogpost about their UG Scholars project: Mapping the Environmental Costs of AI.
In this blog, Theo shares their experience with the Undergraduate Scholar’s Programme (USP) at the School of Arts, Languages and Cultures, a unique opportunity that helped build confidence, enhance employability, and expand academic horizons through research. Through two research projects Theo shares the skills they gained and how they secured an internship and a part-time job, with thanks to the programme’s networking and mentoring opportunities.
Find out about the Archaeology departments recent summer school, in collaboration with Biomedical Egyptology experts. Students received an introduction to lab techniques used to study human remains, understand more about skeleton anatomy and how to complete a skeletal inventory.
Joint Honours students in the School of Arts, Languages and Cultures have to navigate lots of different challenges, but there is tonnes of support on offer to help navigate through. Nithini tells us of the secret weapons joint honours students need to be aware of and why the power of community is so important.
Considering part-time work along your studies? If you’re a new or returner student, here are some tips on how to keep time smart with your studies on campus.
New students, there’s a lot to do before you can get stuck in to Uni life and your first week might feel overwhelming at first. Read Nithini’s blog to prepare for the essentials and how to make the most of welcome week.
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