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The University of Manchester has announced plans to establish a major new centre in Bengaluru, India, which will create new opportunities for students to gain industry experience, make professional connections and engage with global employers.

The proposed Centre will bring together students, researchers, businesses and innovators, strengthening the University’s lon...


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We are currently experiencing availability issues affecting some University websites and online services.

This is due to precautionary technical work being carried out in response to an issue affecting organisations globally. Our IT teams are assessing University services and have been working since yesterday to maintain their security and availability.

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There has been an increase in reports of finance scams aimed at International students in the last few weeks.
 
Please take a minute to read about some of the new and common scams to be wary of, so that you can stay vigilant and protect yourself and your money against any fraudulent activity.  Fake British official calling to quer...

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Thinking about applying for a graduate scheme? From application deadlines and entry requirements to locations and long-term opportunities, here are eight things to know before you get started.

1. Recruitment starts earlier than you might think

Graduate schemes typically recruit around a year before the role’s start date, with recruitment...


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Domestic violence or abuse can happen to anyone, including students. It can take many forms and isn’t always physical violence.

Domestic violence can include controlling or coercive behaviour, emotional or psychological abuse, threats, physical or sexual abuse, financial control, stalking, harassment, or abuse through phones and social media. It can be carried out ...


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