University branding and Library templates
University brand guidance
For University key messages, a brand toolkit, visual identity and written word guidelines, please visit the University Brand site on StaffNet.
Social media guidance
For guidance on using social media (via any account which is linked to your role at The University of Manchester) see the University's Social Media guidance pages.
If you feel you need an account to support a Library service, contact uml.engagement@manchester.ac.uk in the first instance.
Library templates
There are two sets of templates for documents, letters and presentations:
- The University of Manchester Library. (The word ‘Library’ does not appear in the logo.) For use by colleagues at all sites, except:
- John Rylands Research Institute and Library. For use only by colleagues whose work relates exclusively to the John Rylands Research Institute and Library.
Templates: The University of Manchester Library
- Reports and other documents - Colour
- Reports and other documents - B&W
- Stationery - Colour
- Stationery - B&W
- Presentations - Imagine 2030 Powerpoint v1
- Presentations - Imagine 2030 Powerpoint v2
- Presentations - white and purple slides
- Presentations - Purple (New 2016)
- Presentations - White (2016)
- Library Maintenance
- Library Improvements
Templates: John Rylands Research Institute and Library
- Rylands Reports and other documents - Colour (2021)
- Rylands Reports and other documents - B&W (2021)
- Rylands Stationery (2021)
- Rylands Stationery - B&W (2021)
- Rylands Presentations (2021)
- Rylands Presentations - Purple (2021)
- Rylands Presentations - White (2021)
Using the templates
When using Word templates, the header (and footer, if applicable) areas appear faded on screen and in Print Preview; this is not how they will appear on the printed (or as a PDF) document.
Do not try to change the header or footer sections of the templates in Word; these are our official details. If you need to add different contact details, do so in the text area of the document.
If printing on a colour printer, check that the colour matches the view you see on screen. If it does not, obtain copies of letter-headed paper from the Librarian’s Office, or consider printing in black and white.