Data
The Directorate of EDI supports the University to achieve the goals set out in Our future by monitoring and reporting on staff and student equality data.
This data is presented in an annual publication that provides EDI information for the University.
- The University of Manchester Equality Information Report 2024
- The University of Manchester Equality Information Report 2023
- The University of Manchester Equality Information Report 2022
- The University of Manchester Equality Information Report 2021
- The University of Manchester Equality Information Report 2020
- The University of Manchester Equality Information Report 2019
It is also included in the social inclusion dashboard. This illustrates how the University compares to other institutions in terms of representation of staff who are BAME (black, Asian and minority ethnic) and disabled as well as mature and widening participation students.
Pay Gap Reports
We are required by law to produce a gender pay gap report but as with gender, it is important for us to report on ethnicity, disability, sexual orientation, and religion as well, to show our commitment to progress equality, diversity and inclusion, and to drive changes within our University. This is the first time we are reporting on sexual orientation and religion.
Pay Gap Report 2023 [link: https://documents.manchester.ac.uk/display.aspx?DocID=72294 ]
How do we collect your data?
EDI data is collected via the employee self-service tool MyView, for staff, and My Manchester, for students. All information provided is confidential and not used in any other way.
Why do we analyse your data?
Data analysis directs and supports the work of the Directorate by monitoring progress against our EDI strategy.
Your data is analysed to monitor and review the effectiveness of some of our services, policies and processes that support staff and students
How do we use your data?
We use staff and student data about disability, gender, race, religion or belief and sexual orientation to help us to produce anonymous statistical reports such as the University Equality Information report and the Social Inclusion dashboard.
These inform our Annual Performance Review (APR) process which allows us to direct resources and monitor activities that take place to achieve the goals set out in Our future. The APR process also helps set equality-related key performance indicators for faculties and Professional services.
We also use this information to direct work around our EDI strategy and applications to charter marks such as Athena Swan, Race Equality Charter, Stonewall and the Disability Standard.
Data request
Anyone can make a request for data from the Directorate of EDI. All data requests should be made at least two weeks in advance of the expected deadline.
Please note, some data is also available from faculties, divisions, schools and directorates please contact your local EDI Team first before making your request.
Our Data Analysts will be on annual leave from 19 December 2024 to 5 January 2025. Please be aware that this may result in a delay to your request being processed