Welcome Pack ———— Rethink Music Education
Year 2021/22
——— bimm.ac.uk Welcome To Your BIMM Institute Manchester Congratulations On Being Offered A Place! ------
I am delighted that you have chosen to study at programme, is designed to provide a creative the UK’s leading establishment for modern music environment that’s challenging, stimulating and education. connected, enabling the music professionals of tomorrow to hone their skills in the best Manchester is an incredible, multifaceted city with possible way. many subtleties and scenes and our college reflects this in the student cohort and the great range of We have the finest and most up-to-date resources talent and experience represented in our for students to use, and the College is endorsed teaching teams. and supported by leading equipment brand manufacturers. Whatever your ambitions within the BIMM Institute Manchester’s tutors have between modern music industry, BIMM Institute Manchester’s them amassed a vast body of experience working unparalleled level of career relevant expertise, in the music industry spanning many years, and facilities and support networks guarantee that you all combine their teaching with professional music will be given the best guidance, assistance and industry profiles as performers, writers, arrangers opportunities to achieve your goals. and entrepreneurs. This ensures that our students benefit from their first-hand professional expertise I look forward to welcoming you to BIMM Institute and experience throughout their courses. Manchester for the 2021/22 academic year.
This approach to curriculum delivery, allied with Dr. Nick Donovan our fantastic visiting faculty and guest/events College Principal Contents ------
Induction and Enrolment 5 BIMM Mentor Scheme 7 Student Support 8 Manchester Life 11 Get Connected 16 Freshers’ Guide 19 Faculty Information 21 ———— Induction And Enrolment To study at BIMM Institute, you will need to complete enrolment. You will be sent instructions on how to Useful Contacts enrol via email. There are up to 3 stages to complete enrolment before you become a registered student. ------
Stage 1 – Enrolment Form Enrolment Support Complete the enrolment form and upload essential [email protected] personal information, as detailed at the bottom of Monday – Friday 9am – 8pm (GMT) this page. You must complete the enrolment form Saturday 10am – 4pm (GMT) before you can begin studying on your course. How UK – 0344 364 6666 to complete this stage will be sent directly to you via email. Admissions [email protected] Stage 2 – Tuition Fees We need to confirm your tuition fees. You may be Student Support asked to contact student finance for verification. [email protected]
Stage 3 – Logging in to BIMM systems Finance The last part of enrolment is making sure you have [email protected] access to the applications and systems you will use daily as a student. We will issue you with your IT credentials and show you the student portal where all applications are in one easy to use place. Online Enrolment
Induction & Freshers’ For Your Course Closer to the start of the course, your college will contact you with induction and freshers’ information, ------look out for this in your inbox and on social media platforms. Some of the events offered to you will be All students are required to complete enrolment. essential for you to attend and others will be more You will have been sent an e-mail with a link to the informal events. Make sure to take full advantage of enrolment portal, which will guide you through all the activities and events the colleges are putting on the required processes. Below are a list of things that for you. MUST be completed before you can start the course:
Induction events include important information Enrolment form – must be completed in full and about your course, give you the opportunity to meet submitted – the link to this form will have been sent your course leader and your future classmates. to you by e-mail. Passport style photo – this will be used for your student ID card. Please follow the guidelines on the enrolment form. You will not be able to enter BIMM Term Dates buildings without an ID card. ------Proof of ID – we require proof that you have the right to study in the UK. Ideally this will be a valid Semester/Term dates passport. You will upload a copy when completing You can check the dates of your course here. the online enrolment form.
The online enrolment form must be completed in full before you can become an enrolled student at BIMM Institute. ------Access and Participation
We believe that there should be an even playing Bursaries and Financial Support field and equality of opportunity, no matter We have a package of bursaries and scholarships who you are. That’s why we are wholeheartedly to remove any financial barriers when it comes to committed to widening access and participation access. These include: from underrepresented groups in Higher Education. Whether you are an applicant or a current student, • Low Income Household, Care Experienced and we strive to improve the equality of opportunity Disabled Student Bursaries for all.
What is Access and Participation? • The Fair Access Fund which offers bespoke financial Access and Participation essentially supports support to students from Black, Asian and minority specific groups of students to access higher ethnic backgrounds, low income backgrounds and education, improve your success and support career low participation in Higher Education areas development where there might have been past challenges. In particular, we are encouraging and Further Education students can also access supporting applications from underrepresented additional financial support via New College groups, such as Black, Asian and ethnic minority Swindon, our partner college. Their range of financial communities; students from lower-income support includes a Learner Support Fund and a backgrounds and areas of low participation in Higher Bursary for Vulnerable Groups. We can help support Education; students with disabilities; care-leavers; your application to these support funds as soon as and mature students. you have accepted your place with us.
We’re dedicated to making higher education more Access and Participation Coordinators equal and fair. It’s something we passionately believe Our AP Coordinators work within our fantastic and in – and it’s why our Access and Participation (AP) friendly College Student Support teams on initiatives department exists. As a team, we constantly review like the Fair Access Fund, the Mentoring Scheme, and evaluate our initiatives and progress against the and help students transition into higher education. targets in our approved Access and Participation You may have met your AP Coordinator already at Plan. That way, we can iron out any inequalities and an Open Day, they can help with any arrangements make ourselves as diverse and inclusive as possible. you may need to make in advance of starting your course, like disability support and applications to the You can also check out our BIMM Access and Disabled Students Allowance. The AP Coordinators Participation Plan here. It sets out our commitment are here to help you get everything in place before to remove any gaps or hurdles that might be in place you start your course, so drop them a line if you have for someone when it comes to access, success and any queries or concerns and they can help get you up progression. to speed and ready to go!
Our Access and Participation Initiatives and Access and Participation Student Group Support Schemes Our Access and Participation Student Group means As part of our commitment, we’ve developed that students can review and feedback on all our several targeted initiatives and activities to help initiatives. This group of volunteer students meets you thrive throughout your time with us. Each of every term to discuss progress against the targets in these initiatives provides you with the best possible the AP Plan. This student-led meeting feeds into the opportunity to succeed and progress to a sustainable Access and Participation Committee, which creates career in the creative industries. and oversees new proposals and works with the Equality, Diversity and Inclusion student group. ———— Student Student Support Support ———— Student Support Services Counselling ------
We are committed to helping students fulfil their BIMM Institute Manchester offers counselling to potential during their time at BIMM Institute any student in need of the service with it’s own Manchester and we place an emphasis on supporting dedicated full time student counsellor. This free students both academically and personally. With this and confidential provision offers individuals the in mind, the Student Support team is available at opportunity to explore a wide range of emotional every step of the student journey to offer confidential and psychological issues. support and guidance on issues such as stress, depression and anxiety, relationship problems, The counselling service provided is hugely smoking, alcohol and drugs, sexual health, eating experienced and abides by the British Association disorders; as well as on-going academic and practical for Counselling Code of Ethics. learning support and advice.
We also offer a wide range of additional support services that are designed to meet students’ Disability And Learning academic and welfare needs to enrich the BIMM Institute Manchester experience. Support ------Pastoral Support BIMM Institute Manchester is committed to a policy of equal opportunities and provides confidential ------advice and support to students with varying disabilities and specific learning difficulties. The Student Support team hold individual one-on- one sessions with students to discuss any issue they We are committed to ensuring that students with may be struggling with. These are strictly confidential specific needs are provided with equal access to their and can include any topic ranging from personal chosen course of study and facilities. The College is issues, attendance and assessment related queries, working towards removing any barriers which might discussion of special considerations we may need to prevent an individual from actively participating in take into account and booking into one of the other student life. support services we offer. We actively encourage students to book appointments to come and meet If students indicate on their application and/ us at any point during their studies for extra support; enrolment form that they require further support, the Student support offices have an open door policy then a member of the Learning Support team will be which means there is always somebody available for in contact to arrange an individual consultation. This a chat. You can also access our services by phone is to ensure all requirements are catered for. and online by email or video. Students with registered specific Learning Difficulties and an official Educational Psychologist Report completed after the age of 16 may be eligible for DSA (The Disabled Students’ Allowance).
DSA can fund additional support such as specialist one-to-one mentoring, reasonable adjustments and technological aids. Students who do not have an up to date Educational Psychologist Report, or just suspect a specific learning difficulty should contact the Student Support or Learning Support teams, who can assist with the relevant assessments and advice on accessing support. You can find more information regarding DSA (including eligibility and application forms) here Academic Tutorials www.gov.uk/disabled-students-allowances-dsas/ ------overview
We advise that students apply for this as early as Students are encouraged to book regular possible to ensure that support can be put in place one-to-one tutorials with lecturers, course leaders, at the start of the academic year, though there is no teaching staff and the careers team to work on formal deadline for applications to be received. technique, master their academic writing and discuss their skills, development and long/short term If you require any additional information or career goals. Tutorials give students a unique would like to discuss this further with one of opportunity to be individually guided by the the Learning Support team, please contact: most experienced industry professionals in [email protected] the country.
We work with students with a wide range of It is encouraged that you can book tutorials with any disabilities, including but by no means restricted to: member of the BIMM Manchester faculty, even if they are not specific to teaching on your course. • Specific learning difficulties (such as dyslexia, dyspraxia, ADHD)
• Mental health difficulties (such as depression, bi-polar disorder, anxiety)
• Students with autistic spectrum and asperger’s syndrome
• Long-term medical conditions (such as HIV, cancer, multiple sclerosis)
• Unseen disabilities (such as diabetes, asthma, epilepsy)
• Sensory impairments (such as visual/hearing impairment)
• Mobility or physical impairments (such as paralysis, arthritis) ———— Manchester Life Manchester is the music capital of the north. Just the If underground house and techno is your thing then right size to explore on foot, there’s a hell of a lot check out Hidden. Victoria Wearhouse and the going on for a relatively small city. Consider legendary Warehouse Project host the biggest DJ venturing out of the centre for a wider view of names and make for an epic rave experience. Manchester’s charms. You’ll normally find out what’s going on thanks to enthusiastic promoters bombarding you with flyers. Voted by the New York times one of the top 50 places in the world to visit, the best part about Manchester is discovering its backstreet secrets for yourself. Festivals You can get free maps from Manchester Visitor Information Centre on Piccadilly Gardens. It’s also ------really well located for trips to the surrounding cities of Liverpool, Leeds and Sheffield, all of which boast a Manchester is home to several festivals and events solid live music scene. Beautiful countryside is also over the year with the biggest being Manchester just a short train ride away, in Yorkshire and the Peak International Festival, hosting big names in theatre, District. music and art, Parklife and The Warehouse Project, an amazing live music clubbing experiment running BIMM’s Great Marlborough Street building is notso- for several months from September. There’s also a quietly nestled just off Oxford Road (one of the strong music scene which tries hard to organise big busiest bus routes in Europe!) right by the train events like ‘Dot to Dot’ Festival, held over several station and it’s a great place to start exploring. Bank venues in the city centre and ‘Sounds from the Other Chambers, BIMM Manchester’s latest addition, is City’ in Salford. There’s also Manchester Pride in even closer to the action, located just off Piccadilly August, the Christmas markets, and a mix of food, Gardens, steps away from colourful Chinatown. drink and arts festivals.
The Ritz and Gorilla are some of the larger scale live music venues in town, and there’s a good mix of bars and clubs in the area. Check out The Font for Shopping bargain cocktails, Grand Central for Metal fans, and HOME cinema and gallery for independent films and consistently impressive free exhibitions. ------
The Northern Quarter, is widely regarded as hipster Manchester Arndale in the middle of town is the main central. Here you’ll find an eclectic mix of record shopping centre with all the big names. For top end stores, vintage clothing boutiques and indie coffee brands, try King Street and for more vintage tastes shops. Gullivers, The Castle and The Peer Hat serve try the Northern Quarter. The Trafford Centre, a short up emerging acts and touring bands, and there are bus or tram ride away in Old Trafford, opens until some fantastic places to eat. Make sure you visit 10pm and has a huge range of shops and restaurants. Affleck’s Palace, a cornerstone of Manchester’s For food shopping, there’s a medium sized Aldi alternative history and a mecca for retro oddities. supermarket on Bridge St in the centre and a range of small Spar and Sainsbury’s shops along Oxford Road. Larger supermarkets are all around the outskirts of the city. For food shopping, there’s a medium sized Aldi on Bridge Street in the centre of Manchester, a Nightlife Lidl on Piccadilly Gardens and a range of small Spar, Tesco and Sainsburys’ shops along Oxford Road. ------There’s also a large ASDA in Hume, a short walk away from the centre. With four universities, Manchester has a huge student population and there are plenty of student club nights and events going on to suit all music tastes. Metal and Rock gigs tend to be at the Academy venues on Oxford road, or Satan’s Hollow, Rebellion and Grand Central. For Jazz fans, try Matt & Phreds. Classic indie lovers will love 42nd Street and 5th Ave. South has a good variety of nights. YES is a cool multi-level venue, featuring the legendary Pink Room, a basement venue and a rooftop cocktail bar. Soup Kitchen is a basement venue attracting famous names. A great night out can also be had on the famous Canal Street.
Manchester Academy – Oxford Road – A great gig venue hosting gigs most nights.
Eating Out Ritz – Whitworth Street West – Right near BIMM and a brilliant venue. A Grade 2 listed building, this ------was built in 1927. It still has its original sprung dance floor! Make sure to visit ‘The Curry Mile’ in Rusholme, past the universities up Oxford Road, for cheap but good Manchester O2 Apollo – Stockport Road – A bit quality Indian food. China Town, just off Portland further out of the city centre this venue hosts some Street, has a wide choice of Chinese, Thai and huge acts. Japanese places to suit any budget. Manchester Arena – Trinity Way – attached to The Village Chippy on Bloom street for the best chips Victoria Station. in town! And grab yourself a slice or pizza deals at Crazy Pedros. In the NQ check out Siop Shop Cafe for Gorilla – Whitworth Street West – Another of the freshly made doughnuts and coffee. Near to this is venues used by BIMM, this is a bar, restaurant and gig Eat New York on Oldham Street - voted Manchester’s venue. favourite food trader, serving deliciously dirty bagels, burgers, hot dogs and fries with vegan options too. Manchester Museum – Oxford Road – Here you can Not far from our Great Marlborough Street site is see some Egyptian mummies, dinosaurs and live Changos for quirky Mexican street food. All of these reptiles. are available as a delivery/take-out service too. Part of the fun of exploring the Northern Quarter is seeing Manchester City Gallery – Moseley Street – A the new bars and eateries that pop up every few central location where you can see a range of fine months - there really is something for every taste. and decorative art.
MOSI – Liverpool Road – An interactive museum where you can journey through Manchester’s heritage using sights, sounds and smells. The aircraft building is worth a visit! Things To See And Do Imperial War Museum North – Quay West, Trafford Wharf Road – Explore the impact of modern conflict ------on people and society.
Manchester has a great art scene and most of the The Lowry – Salford Quays – Hosts three theatre galleries offer free entry. Manchester Art Gallery in spaces with a diverse programme and two gallery town has a late night opening on Thursdays and the spaces with a focus on the work of L.S. Lowry. Whitworth Gallery up Oxford Road lies in a huge park and is well worth a visit. For history and architecture, Royal Exchange Theatre – Cross Street/St Ann’s check out the amazing neo-Gothic John Rylands Square. There is also a gallery space. Library on Deansgate, Manchester Town Hall and Manchester Cathedral, which is occasionally home to Manchester Opera House – Quay Street live music. All the museums in Manchester are free and include The Museum of Science and Industry, Manchester Craft Centre – Oak Street – This hidden Manchester Natural History Museum and the northern quarter gem houses 30 resident artists and Imperial War Museum. makers. Pop along to see crafts men and women creating and selling original works, from jewellery to paintings and ceramics.
Culture Bridgewater Hall – Lower Moseley Street – permanent home of the Halle orchestra, this Hall ------hosts a variety of music and dance events. Manchester is a highly creative city with a diverse cultural scene and a wealth of theatres, galleries, live music and cinemas. Some of the most popular places exhibiting the best of culture in the North can be seen below.
———— Get Connected events are a great way to celebrate with your peers, Networking Events friends and family, and get some great experience playing live. There is also an opportunity to volunteer ------and help out behind the scenes, joining our amazing end of term gig production team. BIMM is home to a vibrant, creative community of musicians and industry professionals alike. We run networking events throughout the year, which is a great way to meet students from other Social Events disciplines and year groups, make new friends and swap numbers, and find new people to create and collaborate with. At the beginning of each term, we ------run genre meet-ups allowing you to find band mates, promoters, producers and gig-goers all with a similar From freshers to festivals, bingo to basketball, here musical interest. Throughout the year we will run at BIMM Manchester, we organise a calendar of social cross-discipline networking events to connect you events to bring our student community together. with those working in other areas. Topics include: Our range of events are designed to not only show songwriters & producers, bands & promoters, you a good time but to help you find your way and vocalists & songwriters, backing vocalists & meet new people whilst doing so! Working with BIMM performers, journalists & bands, co-writing sessions Manchester Student Association, we’ll bring you and much more. You can also post on BIMM Connect club nights, meet-ups, jam sessions, games nights, - BIMMs own networking platform that allows you film screenings, themed events, comedy gigs, poetry to connect and collaborate with staff and students events and much more. across all BIMM campuses. Masterclasses BIMM Gigs ------We are lucky enough to be able to call on our BIMM is one of the largest contributors to industry contacts to give direct, real-world, industry Manchester’s vibrant music scene; with over 40 advice to our students. We’ve had some brilliant venues in the heart of the city you are sure to find speakers over the years — from music legends to a BIMM band playing or a student promoting a gig, current chart toppers. Our students get expert stage managing or working behind the sound desk. advice and crucial insights straight from the names We have a great relationship with local venues and who have made it. Our guests include musicians promoters and help secure great work experience and songwriters to major and indie labels, artist opportunities and support slots. We can offer managers, event producers , journalists, lawyers, support and guidance to connect you with the local music producers and engineers, sync agents and Manchester scene and can help develop your own many more. We will demystify the industry and give event ideas into reality. you a chance to speak directly with the professionals who will answer your questions.
End Of Semester Gigs Our guests include: Founder of Glastonbury Michael Eavis, Annie Mac, Emeli Sandé, producer Tony ------Visconti, Chuck D of Public Enemy, KT Tunstall, Royal Blood, KRSOne, Garbage, IDLES, Laura Mvula, At the end of each semester we run our End of Lalah Hathaway, Will Young, Sony, Universal, Warp Semester Party - this is a massive showcase of 15 Records, KOBALT Publishing, Alan McGee, Divinity acts sharing the stage at prestigious venues across Roxx and many more. the city. BIMM end of term acts have graced the stages at the O2 Ritz (where Bob Dylan famously swapped his acoustic guitar for electric), Gorilla (still home to the glittery silver toilet seat backstage requested by Kylie) Band on the Wall (running for over 80 years, one of the corner stones of musical heritage - specialising in showcasing music from across the globe) and many more. Once you have got your band together and have had a few rehearsals, you can audition for the gig. These Careers And Creative Industries Team IMP Publishing We have set up an independent publishing company, ------IMP, which not represents the catalogue of some of the best songwriting talent at BIMM Manchester, Our dedicated staff provide support and resources but also gives students real-world, real-time to help you learn about opportunities in the creative experience of how the publishing world works. From industries, and offer valuable guidance to help you to music supervision, to pitching for synch work, you progress in your career. can immerse yourself in a fast growing area of the industry. Access our careers team to discuss career aspirations and ideas, options after graduation, postgraduate study, job applications, Interviews, Tasty PR work experience, volunteering and commercial performance opportunities. We offer 1 to 1 careers Get involved with Tasty PR, a student led PR agency mentoring sessions to fit around your academic here at BIMM Manchester. They aim to support, studies, as well as support via email and video supply and showcase amazing talent that deserves chat. In addition we source work and placement to be seen by the world. Tasty PR specialises in opportunities appropriate for BIMM students, and promoting new and upcoming bands and artists. “Our post on our online platform BIMM Connect. promise to you is to use our skills to help you get the recognition you deserve or simply provide you with great tracks on a weekly basis.” Artist Development ------
We offer a programme of weekly dedicated Artist Development 1-2-1’s with creative industry professionals, including expert advice on social media, touring, radio, branding, PR and Law. We can also help with showcasing your music to labels, agents and publishers. Whatever stage you feel you are at, and whatever genre, these 1-2-1s are open to you. Are you a budding manager, promoter, agent or producer? We can help you too.
Someone Great Record Label ------
Someone Great is an independent record label set up to recognise new talent and utilise our production, distribution and promotional resources in order to develop the next generation of successful, young musicians.
Licensed to PIAS (Domino/Heavenly/Trangressive) this is a serious platform for releasing the very best of what we have to offer. ———— Starting out as a student Induction and Fresher’s events …. when going through this experience of moving away from home. These will prepare you and help you to Freshers (this is a big part of their initial experience, cope with any situation you stumble across. so I wonder if it can be higher in the programme?) Look after yourself – It takes time for new friends to Can we add more on the events side of things running really know you properly, which means you need to and stress that they will have a freshers fortnight of put your own welfare, health and safety at the top of events. Something like: your priorities.
At BIMM we curate an unforgettable freshers Know yourself and what you can handle – This is fortnight in collaboration with the Student a time when you can experiment and find a way of Association. Starting from 14th September - full living that really suits you, but this can take time. Try event details and info on how to sign-up will be not to be pressured or influenced by others’ opinions emailed to you in August. and actions. Try to make decisions about life choices in the cold light of day, so that you know how you Freshers week includes: want to respond if you end up in a tricky situation.
Mixers - get to meet your classmates and year group Confront difficulties – In a new environment it’s easy to waste time worrying about things you don’t Open Mic Nights - Show us what you’ve got or come understand or can’t control. Don’t be afraid to ask along to watch and find some great new music the Student Support team and many other agencies external to BIMM who are ready and willing to help Societies Fair - Learn about the Societies running you with any problem or query, big or small. Begin to at BIMM Manchester, including BIMM Radio, House see challenging situations as a chance to overcome Plant, Sound Engineering Society, E Sports and much something rather than a problem in your way. more Be healthy – Maintain a good diet, get adequate Freshers Fair - come along for discounts and flyers sleep and try to be active when you can; people are for local businesses, promoters and contacts often happier if they are healthy. Register with a local doctor’s surgery so that if you fall ill you can get Club nights, games night, socials, and much more. All the right care. If you are feeling stressed or sad talk will be revealed soon! to the Student Support team, they will find you the right support; know when you need to get some extra help.
Common Feelings Make a budget – Work out how much money you have for the term, and how much you will have to ------spend on unavoidable costs like rent, food and bills. This way you will know how much you have left to When it comes to moving away from home to a new spend on yourself. Doing this will avoid running out of city and starting University is a really exciting money half way through the term, which can be opportunity for a big change. You get to make a very stressful. whole new start in a new place with new people. You might feel a mixture of great excitement and Don’t work all the time – As independent study is nervousness – what will the course really be like? Will so important at University, it can sometimes be hard I get on with my housemates? Will I make friends? to give yourself time off. Give yourself regular breaks How do I look after myself? and occasional days off.
Please remember that you are not alone in feeling Do work some of the time – Being away from home this way. These are all questions that everyone in and with so much to do in a new city, it can be easy your situation is asking themselves. If you’re worried to neglect your work and fall behind in the course. about making friends, or not knowing the city, or Make sure you find the time for your studies to avoid how to cook for friends; remember that every other a stressful situation. person around you feels the same way, and within just a couple of days you will feel more at home and Be yourself! – People can’t get to know and like you comfortable than you can even imagine. for who you really are if you don’t act like yourself. There are so many people to potentially become friends with, be yourself and you will find the right Strategies For Coping friends for you. ------
There are some important things to keep in mind ———— Faculty Information BIMM Manchester Student Common Rooms ------
BIMM Institute Manchester Campus At Great Marlborough Street, this is situated next to 8 Great Marlborough Street reception. There is a water-cooler, hot drinks vending Manchester machine and sofas for our use between lectures. M1 5NN At Bank Chambers, there is a Student Common area BIMM Manchester on the first floor. There is also Wi-Fi available across Merchant Exchange both sites. 17 – 19 Whitworth Street West Manchester M1 5WG Student Cards BIMM Manchester ------Bank Chambers Faulkner Street You will be issued with a BIMM student card and Manchester lanyard at the start of your course. ID Cards need to M1 4EH be worn at all times when on either site.
We also advise that you register for the Unidays Student Discount app or purchase a TOTUM card.
IT and Technical resources ------
To help you navigate your way through your studies Please help us help you during your time at the at the BIMM Institute we have supplied you with a BIMM Institute by : number of technical resources which are at your disposal during your time with us. Whether you want email on the go, a place to store all your data or just • Choosing a complex password that you will want to ask for technical support on all the various remember that incorporates… offerings available, we have you covered: - 8 characters or more - Uppercase, lowercase, numerals and symbols • A downloadable offline copy of the latest version of - Combine words, don’t use one word office 365 - Make up a new word that’s not in the dictionary! • A terabyte of cloud data dedicated to you • Always maintain software versions on your personal • An online self service password management tool devices that match the software versions in the • A virtual e- Library packed with resources to aid Mac Labs your studies • Backup your important work in the cloud so it’s safe • A student IT Support channel • A one stop dedicated student web page where all your resources are housed • Mac Labs with an extensive software estate for qualifying courses We’re Here To Help You ————
We are committed to helping you throughout your studies with us at BIMM Manchester and offer a wide range of support services designed to meet your academic and welfare needs, don’t hesitate to speak to us whenever required.
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