Research

Salford Law School

The Salford Centre of Legal Research (SCoLR) was created in the summer of 2007 to act as a focal point for legal and socio-legal work being undertaken throughout the University of Salford.  Within six months, its members were returned to RAE 2008 where over half of their published work was graded as being either of international excellence or international significance.  Since then, SCoLR has grown rapidly as new members of staff have joined it from Salford Law School and existing members of staff have developed their research profiles under the Centre’s mentoring scheme.  A number of associate members have also joined the Centre from other Schools within the University.

Salford Business School

Research at Salford Business School delivers real business solutions. Researchers are involved in projects which probably impact on your everyday life - statisticians helped create the official player rating scores for the Barclays Premier League, and they also validate that the National Lottery draw is indeed random.

Subject areas for PhDs and research activity in the School reaches across expertise in its themes of International Finance, Accounting and Economics; International Strategic and PPI Management; International Marketing and Services Management; and Operations and Information.