Black Heritage Student Network
In April 2023, FSE staff conducted a focus group with black heritage students to understand their experiences at Manchester. One of the key initiatives to come from the group was the creation of a student-led network in FSE for black heritage students. The network will provide regular opportunities for networking and socialising to increase belonging, aid transition into the University and facilitate progression. Two student partners have been appointed for 2025/26 and we hope the network will continue to grow and develop during the coming year.
Follow our Instagram page for upcoming events: @uom_fse_bhsn
Neurodivergent Student Network (coming soon)
We hope to have more information to share on their thoughts and plans for 2025/26 soon.
Contact us
If you have any ideas for thoughts for this network please contact us by email: fseteachingcollege@manchester.ac.uk
Interested in joining a society? The Student Union have a list here.
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