1.     Manchester Museum of Science and Industry

.People who are interested in science and technology because it’s a separate building dedicated to a vast collection of industrial machines. And it will become a new creative and cultural hub.

2.     Castlefield

It’s a great place for the culture vultures, with the HOME cinema complex. There are many coffee shops and bars for students to relax after examination.

3.     People’s History Museum

The People’s History Museum in Spinningfields hosts one of Britain’s largest collections of political materials. There are permanent exhibitions on the fight for democracy and life after WWII, temporary fixtures on the history of the LGBT+ rights and civil disobedience.

4.     Chinatown

Centred around the traditional Chinese arch on Faulkner Street, the neighbourhood- the third largest Chinatown in Europe- plays host to a wide variety of Asian and Far Eastern eateries and shops.

5.     Affleck’s

It was an indoor market in the early 1980s and has grown into a mecca for alternative culture- ideal for perfecting that authentic Fallowfield look. There are costume shops, tattoo parlours, cereal cafes and boutiques. It’s a good place for shopping 

Be on time! Make sure you have planned ahead and know exactly where your exam is taking place. remember to take everything you need into the exam! Look over the questions carefully and highlight the key words. Stay hydrated!

a….after class

Office hours are times that academics dedicate for students to drop in and ask questions on a weekly basis. 

Tutorials and seminars are classes where you communicate with academics regarding course content in a group setting. 

James on paper

 

Be on time!

Planned

Bring everything

Key words

Stay hydrated!

2.     Exam survey guide

Positive Mental Attitude

Take regular breaks

Nourish Yourself

Get OutsideMake a Plan

Treat. Yo. Self.

3.     How to achieve more

Make a list

Pay attention on Health

Get enough sleep