Newsroom University of Manchester

Countries that are better prepared for climate change are becoming more attractive to international students while more vulnerable nations are losing their appeal, according to a major new global study involving researchers from The University of Manchester.

The research analysed 1.15 million international student flows, and found that climate ...

Policy signals and sector pressures

Last week I went along to a Repositories Symposium, hosted by Research Libraries UK (RLUK) at the British Library. In light of our own work on developing an enhan...

A major study by researchers at The University of Manchester has found that transforming a neglected park in West Gorton led to lasting increases in walking, social interaction and time spent outdoors.

Known locally as “Sponge Park” because of its flood-prevention design, West Gorton Community Park has become a symbol of the wider regeneration of the area.

Students from the University of Manchester were invited by the Lord Mayor to attend an afternoon tea on 7th May 2026. This event provided a unique civic and intercultural learning opportunity for our students to engage with the city’s leadership and deepen their sense of belonging and connection to Manchester.

We ask academic colleagues to take a moment to review our guidance and send us their requirements as early as possible to guarantee access to the recommended readings and resources that students rely on.