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104,000 panel solar farm set to power University

The University of Manchester has signed a landmark deal that will see up to 65% of our electricity demand supplied through a brand-new renewables project.

'Universally Manchester: Where great things come together' launches

As part of its bicentenary celebrations, the University has launched an open air gallery showcasing contributions from Cheddar Gorgeous, Josh Widdicombe and Rob Rinder.

Visual representation of AI data and people walking.

£4.7m AI and trust capability investment to boost humanities research and teaching

The Faculty of Humanities will enhance its research and teaching capabilities over the next five years in the critical areas of AI, trust and society.

University of Manchester at the Educate North Awards, 2024

Manchester named University of the Year at Educate North Awards

Our University has been named University of the Year at the 2024 Educate North Awards.

A woman performs with many hula hoops on stage.

Universally Manchester Festival announces first speakers, performers and events

A host of exciting acts and events are lined up for Universally Manchester Festival – coming up in June to celebrate the University's bicentenary year.

Afzal Khan MP with academics from The University of Manchester stood outside.

MP tours University’s pioneering environmental research facilities

Afzal Khan MP paid a visit to the Firs Environmental Research Station, which recently completed a £2 million redevelopment, before taking part in a roundtable discussion.

Donation to redefine Manchester’s global development research

The Global Development Institute (GDI) at Manchester has been gifted £2 million from the Rory and Elizabeth Brooks Foundation to address global inequalities.

Martin Amis outside The University of Manchester

Oscars history for late Manchester Professor Martin Amis

Jonathan Glazer’s The Zone of Interest, based on the late creative writing Professor Martin Amis' novel, made Oscars history as the first British movie to be named Best International Film.