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Not sure where to turn? Find the right UKMC team below. This directory is for all students, Class Representatives, Students’ Association officers, Ambassadors and clubs and societies leaders.

Worried about someone’s immediate safety? If someone is in immediate danger, call 999. For safeguarding concerns, use the College’s official safeguarding reporting route without delay. Do not investigate, promise confidentiality or share sensitive information in a group chat. Find the current reporting procedures and forms.

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Student leadership and engagement

Head of Student Non-Academic Engagement

Class Representatives, Ambassadors, leadership opportunities and student engagement.

abbas.mohammed@ukmc.ac.uk

Wellbeing, disability and inclusion

Student Wellbeing Team — Manchester and Salford

Wellbeing, disability support, reasonable adjustments and welfare referrals.

student.wellbeing@ukmc.ac.uk

Academic advice and student support

Academic Office — choose your university partner

For timetables, attendance, enrolment, student discipline and academic complaints or other academic administration enquiries, contact the Academic Office for your university partner. Formal appeals and complaints must follow the applicable published procedure and deadlines.

Personal Academic Tutor administration

Personal Academic Tutors (PATs) provide academic skills guidance, including academic writing, referencing and study approaches, alongside pastoral support and appropriate referrals.

patadmin@ukmc.ac.uk

Academic Integrity Office

Advice and procedures relating to academic integrity and allegations of academic misconduct.

academicintegrity@ukmc.ac.uk

Technology, quality and data

Quality Team

Policy enquiries, quality concerns and guidance on reporting routes.

Quality@ukmc.ac.uk

Other useful routes

UKMC main telephone: 0161 478 0015.

Policies, complaints and reporting forms: UKMC Policies and Legislation. Always use the latest published policy. For appeals and extenuating circumstances, seek advice promptly because deadlines may apply.