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President and Vice-Chancellor Duncan Ivison visited Cambridge to build on the partnership between The University of Manchester and the University of Cambridge established last year.

Following an £8m investment over five years, The University of Manchester is set to lead an innovative centre funded by the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) and UKRI as part of its strategic focus on building a green future. The Centre for Joined Up Sustainability Transformations (JUST) will accelerate the understanding of a just transition by coordinating research into action at all levels of society.

An economist who studied at The University of Manchester has been awarded the prestigious 2024 Nobel Prize in Economics for his groundbreaking research into understanding wealth disparities between different nations.

The University of Manchester marked its 200th anniversary with a prestigious Bicentenary Reception in Kuala Lumpur, attended by over 150 alumni, students, and distinguished guests. The event, held at the Hilton Kuala Lumpur, highlighted Malaysia’s significant role as the University’s fourth largest alumni base globally, with more than 20,000 alumni across Southeast Asia.

More than 150 alumni, students and prominent guests joined the University of Manchester (UoM) recently in celebrating its 200th anniversary at a grand bicentenary reception in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, according to a press release circulated by the university.

As we look to the future of banking this World Financial Planning Day, it’s clear that the concept of “sustainable banking” has gained significant traction in the global financial landscape.

As part of the celebrations, The University of Manchester hosted receptions for members of their global alumni across five key locations worldwide, where Singapore served as the base for South East Asia.

The seismic shifts triggered by the global pandemic have propelled leadership into uncharted territory, particularly in Southeast Asia.

Alliance Manchester Business School (AMBS) has achieved five further years of re-accreditation from EQUIS – the European Foundation for Management Development (EFMD) Quality Improvement System. EQUIS is an international system of quality assessment, improvement and accreditation of business schools. The re-accreditation cements AMBS’ position as one of a small number of business schools globally that enjoys triple

MAN has evolved from taking months or weeks to send a single letter via hand or messenger pigeon, to speeding up the process with the invention of the telegraph, then the telephone, and finally the smartphone of today.