Our campus map includes all of the main buildings, entrances, stations and stops and accommodation, as well as some information about each of the learning spaces, so you can easily find your way around.

The virtual tour gives you a personalised tour of the Manchester Met campus and more.

The term dates for 2024-25 can be viewed by clicking the following link.

You can check out the upcoming and previous UK bank holidays on the following link. A bank holiday is a public holiday during which banks and many businesses are closed.

The building access maps show building entrances, lifts, toilets and provide access information.

Chaplains provide support to students of all faiths, as well as those with no faith. They offer access to volunteering schemes and other activities that provide development and support opportunities.

Online enrolment- frequently asked questions can be viewed via this link. It includes a specific section for international students.

Once you feel ready to enrol, you can do so via the following link.

The following link will cover information about your student ID, how to obtain your card and replacing lost cards.

The following link will outline Manchester Met’s promises to you as students. 

This link explains everything you need to know about fees and funding as an international student, including tuition, accommodation costs, living expenses, and other charges.

This link will explain what our innovative program Rise is all about, what you can use it for, and what Rise points are and how they work.

Connect Hub is a weekly social event designed to help you meet new people and feel part of the community. You can learn more and reserve your place using this link.

The following link will cover; volunteering FAQ’s, useful resource links, opportunities and more.

Learn more about the impacts and benefits of volunteering via this Self-Study Pack on Rise. You will need to complete the pack before you can enrol in opportunities. 

Manchester Metropolitan University (MMU) is active on several social media platforms. These are great for staying updated on university news, events, and student life. Here are some of the main channels, you can click on the icons to launch the sites:

Manchester Met provides a range of support to make sure your work is accurate and honest. This link breaks down what academic integrity means, why it matters, and the support available to help you get it right.

Everything you need to know about how to approach your assessments can be found via this link. Including examinations, coursework, extensions, and results. 

It is important to learn about AI tools and how they can support your learning. This link takes you to the AI Literacy Rise Study Pack, which is a great starting point for exploring generative AI.

You can also find more information here about how to use AI appropriately in relation to your assessments.

It is important that you feel confident in your digital skills which will be used throughout your time at Manchester Met. This link will explain how to access LinkedIn Learning and the Professional Soft Skills course.

Moodle is Manchester Met’s online learning platform, where you can access online materials and resources. You can read more via the following link. Please note – you will not be able to access Moodle until you have your ID.

Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) is a way of authenticating who you are. It is mandatory for all University accounts accessing the Manchester Met network. You can find out more about what you need to do via this link. 

This course will help you learn more about studying at university, including practical tips and wellbeing, finding your academic voice, the broader purpose of HE, and opportunities beyond your course.

Manchester Met offer free coaching to help improve your academic English. Via this link, you can explore the classes and consultations available.

You can find all the details about the 2025 Refreshers Week by clicking the following link.

Additionally, you can find other Manchester Met welcome events here, including events to help you find your way around campus and get used to university life.

Information about accessing your timetable can be found here, as well as additional information on attendance.