Liv Stringer argues against the privatisation of the NHS, writing that we should be defending this institution and not let our country’s healthcare become like that in America
Foreign students are at greater risk of mental health difficulties than their domestic counterparts, according to new research
Jack Greeney describes his experiences studying abroad in China over summer, and urges everyone to take opportunities offered by the university
As a new term gets underway, we look at how long distance relationships can affect your university life and the best ways to avoid heartbreak…
The Go Abroad Fair will see the university’s various international programmes gather under one roof for all interested students
Marina Garvey-Birch is studying abroad in Beijing, learning Chinese in a city of over 20 million people. Now a few months into her exchange, she’s settling into a Chinese lifestyle of early starts, tempting food, and everything done differently…
Shaurna Cameron tells us why she enjoyed her study abroad in LA, and the disappointment she experienced on her return to Manchester
With increasing fees and a struggling British economy, is it time for UK students to fly the coop?
Erasmus programmes are in jeopardy over loss of funding
After funding outrages and bogus figures, Britain’s international students deserve to have their potential acknowledged and encouraged
Ever wondered how Manchester compares to Sydney, or what an Ozzy thinks about the Northern Quarter? Never fear, your questions are answered here by Barney Weston
After studying abroad in the United States for the year, Miranda Bunnis learned how to share a room, tailgate, and all about the bizarre American rules
Contributor Josepha Griffin-Parry gives her top tips on completing the Study China Programme in Shanghai
Students rail against banning with petitions and protest
Exchange student says less drug taking than in Manchester
Social Anthropology and Linguistics student Emily Fawthrop tells us about her semester abroad experience in sunny Australia
