Dear all FSE final-year undergraduate students, I understand that you’ll be tired of hearing from us and the rest of the University about the National Student Survey (NSS), but this time, we have good news! As a thank you, every FSE student who is eligible to complete the NSS this year will receive a £5 […]
We sat down with Frances Fowden to chat about her experience of studying a Masters here at The University of Manchester. What career opportunities have become available to you since completing this course? Since completing my MSc in Pollution and Environmental Control at The University of Manchester, I have worked for Jacobs as a Hydraulic […]
It began with a single email. Not extraordinary, not confident, just a hesitant question sent into the unknown. What followed became something much bigger than a project: a realisation that student voice isn’t something we’re given. It’s something we have to practice.
From last-minute submission panic to hearing her name called on results night, Amrit Dhillon shares the highs, the hustle, and the mushroom arancini of her journey to becoming FSE Officer.
Student stories from across the Faculty of Science and Engineering, written by students, for students. Want to share yours? We’d love to hear from you.
In November 2023, a Faculty Forum gathered student feedback on their Blackboard experience, directly shaping how we’ve implemented Canvas.
Programme Directors Barbara (Fashion Business Technology) and Katie (Materials Science and Engineering) reflect on their roles in shaping the student experience, the importance of collaboration, and the impact of acting on student feedback to drive positive change.
A message from your Faculty Leaders about improving the Student Experience Hi everyone, We hope that you’ve settled in well to the new academic year, that any new students are accustoming to life in Manchester, and that returning students are back into the groove of university life! This email is coming to you from Amrit […]
The Faculty of Science and Engineering’s Student Experience Action Fund (SEAF) is now entering its third year, continuing to offer students the opportunity to improve the university experience for themselves and their peers. Open to all taught FSE students, including those on the Foundation Studies programme, the fund provides grants ranging from £50 to £250 for projects and events designed to enhance community, collaboration and wellbeing within the faculty.
