Salford Business School News and Events

A student with cerebral palsy has urged disabled people to realise they can achieve their ambitions after graduating from the University of Salford on Friday, 20 July.

It’s a question that regularly provokes lively debate at the ‘19th hole’ – who is the greatest golfer of all time?

Salford Business School is offering four full-fee scholarships to talented managers who display ambition, drive and a determination to develop themselves and their organisations.

There is a need for the creation of a worldwide monitoring centre to address the growing threat of corruption in sport linked to betting.

There is an urgent need for the creation of a worldwide agency to tackle the growing threat of corruption in sport linked to betting.

There is an urgent need for the creation of a worldwide agency to tackle the growing threat of corruption in sport linked to betting.

A Manchester company director has beaten more than 250 candidates from across the UK to score the highest overall mark for the Institute of Directors (IoD) Diploma after studying at the University of Salford Business School.

Asian gamblers are significantly more likely to have a gambling problem than their white counterparts, and are less able to access support and advice to help them, according to research by academics from the University of Salford and NatCen Social Research.

The search is on for Salford's most successful businesses with the launch of the 2012 Salford Business Awards, sponsored by TalkTalk Technology.

A social media marketing and search engine optimisation (SEO) course run by Salford Business School has now come to the University of Salford’s new state-of-the-art facility at MediaCityUK.

In today’s harsh economic climate many small and medium enterprises (SMEs) can boost their business by exploiting their history and traditions, according to the findings of a European research study led by the University of Salford’s Business School.