With around 17,000 students, 1,350 academic staff, 650 professional services staff, and £237 million of annual income, we aspire to be one of the most successful Humanities faculties in the world.
With around 17,000 students, 1,350 academic staff, 650 professional services staff, and £237 million of annual income, we aspire to be one of the most successful Humanities faculties in the world.
We aim to:
We are committed to working with gifted and talented young people and providing academic enrichment opportunities.
We aim to enrich their experience of learning by enabling them to take part in educational activities outside the classroom and meet lecturers and students from higher education. Our activities don't just give learners more of the same, they enable independent learning and creative thinking in a unique environment.
Every academic year, we offer a specific programme of activities to stretch and challenge learners from all educational backgrounds.
We teach over 90 different Humanities courses at The University of Manchester and provide enrichment activities that celebrate the breadth of Humanities degrees we offer, including Law, History, English, the Social Sciences, Geography, Business, and Languages.
We aim to be a truly international body of staff and students, with our research, teaching and social responsibility having a global reach. We're already highly internationalised, with:
The Faculty of Humanities’ academic schools work with the University’s central Undergraduate Recruitment and Widening Participation Team to deliver a rich variety of outreach activities designed to raise awareness of the diverse range of Humanities subjects that are available to study at university.
The activities are designed to enrich the curriculum, stretch and challenge learners and can take place both on and off-campus. These activities focus on the following areas:
The University offers a range of campus activities for schools and colleges.
Below is a list of just some of the events we have previously run:
