Mandatory, Required, and Recommended

In this section, you'll delve into the fundamental rights cherished by UK society: Freedom of Speech and Academic Freedom. You'll explore what these terms mean, their limitations, and why it's important that you understand and uphold these rights. 

This tutorial will cover areas specifically related to Prevent in higher education.

This tutorial will cover areas specifically related to safeguarding in higher education.

In this tutorial you will explore Abuse of Power. This can happen in various settings, including: academia, workplaces, and social environments.

The University of Greater Manchester is firmly committed to fostering an environment of equality, respect, and inclusivity for all students. We firmly believe that every member of our community deserves to be treated with dignity and respect.

These activities are here to help you build stronger communication skills in your relationships, including how to handle disagreements in a safe and respectful way.

The University of Greater Manchester and the Bolton Students’ Union are committed to raising awareness and understanding of the issues surrounding sexual consent, violence, assault and abuse.

As a Student visa holder, it is important you know your responsibilities, to ensure you comply with the conditions of your visa and get the best out of your studies. 

This tutorial is designed to deepen your understanding of English to Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) and the important role it plays in creating an inclusive learning environment. 

At the University of Greater Manchester, we’re committed to creating a safe, inclusive and respectful community. That means recognising and celebrating our differences while taking responsibility for our actions. In this section, you’ll explore what British Values mean, why they matter, and how they apply to student life.

Disability inclusion is about more than just removing physical barriers – it’s about creating an equitable and supportive community for all students. In this tutorial you'll explore disability inclusion at university and beyond.

 In this tutorial, you'll gain an understanding of autism and neurodiversity. By understanding and supporting the needs of students with autism, we can help create a more inclusive and empathetic culture at the University of Greater Manchester.

This tutorial will aim to help you understand what domestic abuse is, how to better recognise it, the impact it can have on our mental health and wellbeing, how you can seek support for yourself or others and learn some ways of staying safe and accessing resources. 

Looking after your health at university can be complex—whether managing stress, navigating online advice, or using unfamiliar services. Health literacy gives you the skills to understand these challenges and make informed decisions about your wellbeing.

The following section explores professionalism and its value and importance both at University and in the workplace. This section is suitable for all learners.

Understanding your Professional Standards and Regulatory Bodies.

This section is aimed at all Pre-Registration learners studying within the Faculty of Health Wellbeing. It is designed to help you to become the best healthcare professional you can be.