Campus visits for school and college groups

Campus visits for Year 12 students  

School and college guide

We've released our school and college guide, a digital handbook designed to help your students discover more about studying at The University of Manchester, as well as university in general.

The guide features course information, application advice, and guidance on choosing a university and study area. To access the guide:

• Download the Visit UoM app from the App Store or Google Play.
• From the 'explore' section of the app, select 'school and college guide'.
• The guide will then be saved under 'my guides'.

If you have any questions about the school and college guide, please email Chris Farrington.

Guided campus visits for Year 8-9 school groups

Guided campus visits for groups of up to 50 learners in Years 8 and 9 include a higher education talk, campus tour, student life workshop and student ambassador Q&A panel.

All visits start at 9.15am, ending at 12.30pm (lunch is not provided) and will be hosted at The University of Manchester main campus.

While visits are open to all schools, we highly encourage Greater Manchester schools with a high proportion of students receiving free school meals/eligible for pupil premium to book.

We particularly welcome students from widening participation backgrounds who:

• are the first in their generation to consider higher education;
• are care experienced;
• live with a disability;
• are young carers;
• are estranged from their families;
• are from underrepresented ethnic backgrounds;
• are from Gypsy, Roma or Traveller communities;
• are refugees or asylum seekers;
• are from military families.

Visits will be allocated on a first come, first serve basis, and no further dates will be added for the 2022/23 academic year.

Please note we are unable to visit individual academic departments or university accommodation.

If you interested in these events, please sign up to the University of Manchester Access Newsletter to receive updates when new dates become available.

Widening Participation in higher education