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Two students from the Â׸£ÀûƬ have collaborated to create a business that offers counselling and neurodiversity support services.

Penny Cook, Professor of Public Health, has been successfully appointed as Associate Dean: Research and Innovation for the School of Health and Society.

The annual Â׸£ÀûƬ Journalism Awards was back for its tenth year, and we are pleased to announce this year’s winners!

MA Digital Video & Marketing students have created and pitched content for the Northern Roots at Manchester Histories Festival 2022.

The Â׸£ÀûƬ’s Social Prescribing Hub is hosting a conference this Thursday – titled 'Social Prescribing and Inequalities: Critical Conversations and Practical Approaches'.

Although microfinance is recognised as a tool to promote self-employment and inclusion among disadvantaged groups in Europe, its impact is limited by a lack of scale and low financial self-sufficiency for microfinance institutions (MFIs).

Research and recommendations provided by Professor of Social Policy, Lisa Scullion into the impact of The Welfare Reform Act 2021 and introduction of Universal Credit on marginalised populations - including military veterans, migrants and disabled...

Following three years of innovative research, the €4.5 million EU funded IGNITION project, which the Â׸£ÀûƬ is a partner, continues to establish community-scale nature-based solution projects in the region.

Times are turbulent for businesses of all sizes but for owners of small and medium sized businesses, problems with inflation and recruitment can be magnified.

A unique psychological and social intervention which trains family and informal carers to communicate more effectively with the person they support is being trialled in Manchester.