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Students purchasing essays and taking smart drugs constitute a potential market for deception
CV packed for summer?
The University of Manchester has fantastic funding and bursary schemes aimed at helping people pursue work experiences that may go unpaid
Obama hopes to slow jam his way into students’ hearts
Obama is currently on a major mission to push through Congress a cap on student loan costs
Government launches pilot student business loans scheme
Anyone aged between 18 and 24 with a feasible business idea could be eligible
Is Sainsbury’s Fallowfield ripping us off?
We’ve heard the rumour that the Sainsbury is Fallowfield is the most expensive one in the country, but is it?
Answer to obesity in new weight loss drugs
“Statistics show that at least one in three adults in the US is classed as obese”
Breast cancer: 10 separate diseases
Specifying breast cancer diseases may improve treatments and patient care
Private sector avoids lion’s share of data breach fines
Claims that the private sector has “relatively free rein”, largely unpunished for data breaches
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“I went to school and it went downhill from there…”
Meet the maverick lecturer who will head Manchester University’s new University College for Interdisciplinary Learning
MBS ventures further – students winning £4K
Ever wanted to own your own business but fear you don’t have the capital to do it?
Manchester research finds hope for bipolar treatment
New research determines why lithium salts help bipolar suffers
‘Revenge porn’ website shut down
“The Net’s most hated man” has a sudden change of conscience
Diabetes caused by dieting during pregnancy
“expectant mothers who diet during pregnancy could well be risking their unborn child’s future health and quality of life”
New technique to determine source of greenhouse gasses
New step to decipher human accountability for global warming
Final year dissertation students faced absent supervisors
History department dismisses claims
UK to tap into Iceland’s volcanic energy in European Supergrid
“the project would be the longest and one of the most ambitious interconnectors in the world”
Late Manchester peace activist has journals published
A Manchester Metropolitan student killed in the Gaza strip has a collection of photos, poems and journal extracts published