At The University of Manchester, your views can shape decisions, your work can drive change and your presence can make a difference.
We are a proud Manchester institution with an international community and ambitious plans for the future. Our work reaches far beyond the campus, from world-leading research and education to projects that benefit communities locally, nationally and internationally.
Our success depends on people working across many different areas. Alongside academic and research opportunities, we recruit within administration, IT, finance, estates and facilities, student services, communications, technical services, hospitality, cultural institutions, management and professional services.
An inclusive place to work
We want everyone at Manchester to feel welcomed, respected and able to be themselves at work. We recognise that people bring different identities, experiences and perspectives to the University, and that this diversity strengthens our community.
The University has been recognised as a Stonewall Gold LGBTQ+ inclusive employer. This reflects our continuing work to support LGBTQ+ colleagues and create a workplace where everyone can participate and progress.
Our LGBTQ+ Staff Network provides a supportive community for lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, non-binary and other LGBTQ+ colleagues. It offers opportunities to connect with others, share experiences and help inform positive change across the University.
Our wider commitment to inclusion is also reflected through our Race Equality Charter Silver Award, Disability Confident Leader status and membership of the Greater Manchester Good Employment Charter.
Supporting our colleagues
We provide a range of benefits designed to support colleagues at different stages of their working and personal lives. Depending on the role, these may include flexible and hybrid working, pension arrangements, generous annual leave, wellbeing support, learning and professional development, family-friendly policies and lifestyle benefits.
Our staff networks and colleague communities also give people opportunities to meet, support one another and contribute to the development of a more inclusive University.
Build your career at Manchester
Whether you are supporting students, developing new research, maintaining our campus, delivering essential services or helping the University connect with wider society, your work will contribute to something meaningful.
We welcome applications from people of every background and particularly encourage candidates who are currently underrepresented within our workforce. If you share our commitment