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" I appreciate this is a very worrying time and this decision was taken to protect the health and wellbeing of our students and staff, which is our primary concern. These are challenging times and unprecedented arrangements. I am very proud of the way our University community is rallying together in these difficult circumstances. The most important thing we can do over the coming weeks and months is to support each other. "
—— Professor Dame Nancy Rothwell
President and Vice-Chancellor of The University of Manchester
We are looking forward to our beautiful campus being filled with students, faculty, staff, and families once again!
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Knowledge, Wisdom, Humanity
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More than 450 medical and social care students across Manchester have stepped forward in less than a week to support NHS workers while they tackle the Covid-19 pandemic.
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University Researchers are using their expertise in immunology to better understand how the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) behaves and affects individuals.
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Manchester mathematicians are using computer modelling expertise to advise the government on how to best protect the UK population during the coronavirus emergency.
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The University is 3D printing safety equipment for frontline NHS workers.
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Manchester museum has curated ‘Manchester Museum in Quarantine’, uploading some of its most engaging digital content onto a mobile site so everyone can explore and enjoy the museum in their own homes.
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The University of Manchester China Centre has worked continuously amid the outbreak in communicating all messages out to China’s alumni community and beyond in maintaining and strengthening the University’s image as an educationally and socially responsible institution.
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Sherry Fu, Director of University of Manchester China Centre (‘China Centre’) returned to work amid widening coronavirus outbreak with a continuous effort in communicating and coordinating with Manchester team and overseas centres: adjusting workshop arragements for overseas students, scheduling to deliver series of live stream Master classes and Alumni talk via a brand new virtual network platform, leading online blended learning trends, as well as encouraging Chinese alumni and Centre staff to help however they can.
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Spring is a time of hope and new beginnings. From darkness to light, from cold to warmth, the earliest flowers to bloom bring transformation and change.
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Earlier this quarter saw the launch of “UoM NoW” amid COVID-19 event series where we urge the community to keep calm and share love and knowledge, marking the China Centre’s effort and determination in rallying together with alumni and local community at this difficult time.
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Whether it is continuation of something good or the launch of something new, springtime at Manchester and China Centre has never been a season to go unmarked.
What we can do, most importantly, is to
support each other.
We'd like to raise money to Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust (MFT) to support frontline NHS staff who are combating the COVID-19.
Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust (MFT) is one of the largest acute Trusts in the UK with over 20, 000 staffs and responsible for running a family of ten hospitals in Greater Manchester.
During this unprecedented time, let us stand together to show our support for their tireless hard work by raising money to buy PPEs for NHS staff.
To support our fellow alumni and staff in lockdown, a really easy way to do our bit is to DONATE money to buy PPEs for NHS staff. Please circulate this fundraising page to your fellow classmates and spread our purple love!
All donations will go to MFT, thank you for your kindness!
