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School of Languages, Linguistics and Cultures

Services and Facilities

Computer facilities

In total there are more than 10,000 PCs and workstations across the campus. All provide access to standard office software as well as specialist programs, and all are connected to the campus network and internet.

Laser printing is available and charged at a small price per sheet (black and white or colour) and there is a printer situated in each of the computer clusters.

There is also subject-specific software available to assist you in your learning. As email is the prime means of communication between staff and students all students are given a personal email account which is accessible both on and off campus. An introduction to the campus computing facilities and a wide range of ICT training is offered too. If you have more demanding computer requirements our specialist computing division Manchester Computing can provide high-end and specialist computing services.

Library resources

The John Rylands University Library is one of the largest university libraries in the country, carrying a wide range of books, journals, microfilms and audio-vidual materials which attract students and researchers from across the world.

A phonetics laboratory provides students with the opportunity to develop this linguistic area.

The University Language Centre (ULC)

The ULC is a constituent part of the School of Languages, Linguistics and Cultures. It employs between 75 and 80 full- and part-time teaching staff, delivering courses in some 16 languages. It also provides advanced facilities for enhancing linguistic skills, including:

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