RISE Programme on the Rise at Manchester Metropolitan University

RISE is a programme available to all students at the Manchester Metropolitan University. It enables them to ‘over-credit’ their degrees with additional units based on engagement with employment, enhancing extra-curricular experience.

RISE is a programme available to all students at the Manchester Metropolitan University. It enables them to ‘over-credit’ their degrees with additional units based on engagement with employment, enhancing extra-curricular experience.

Client Spotlight: RISE is a programme available to all students at the Manchester Metropolitan University. It enables them to ‘over-credit’ their degrees with additional units based on engagement with employment, enhancing extra-curricular experience.

InPlace has been a significant contributor to this program. The InPlace Self Placement functionality provides all Students an interface to record their RISE Placements and provides the University a central point to review and support Students on RISE Placements.

The RISE Programme has consistently doubled its engagement target: from a pilot of 600 students, growing to 2,500 and then 5,000 students each year of the pandemic.

Manchester Metropolitan University (often abbreviated MMU) is a public research university located in Manchester, England. The university is organised into four faculties including Arts and Humanities, Business and Law, Health and Education, and Science and Engineering. The University has a student population of over 30 000 students, making it the 10th largest university in the UK. InPlace is live in a range of degrees and schools.

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