Student terms and conditions
These terms and conditions apply to all students who are studying taught or research programmes with us and set out the provisions that are central to our relationship with you.
You need to read this important information carefully prior to accepting your offer and ensure that you understand its contents.
When we confirm your acceptance of an offer of a place on a programme at the University, a contract is formed between you and the University based on the information set out in your offer letter and the information set out in the list of documents noted below:
2023 - 24 documents
- Terms and Conditions
- Partner Terms and Conditions
- Apprenticeships Services Unit Terms and Conditions
- Key Facts about Fees
2022 - 23 documents
- Terms and Conditions
- Partner Terms and Conditions
- Apprenticeships Services Unit Terms and Conditions
- Key Facts about Fees
2021 - 22 documents
2020 - 21 documents
2019 - 20 documents
2018 - 19 documents
2017 - 18 documents
Useful links
- Academic Appeals Procedures
- Academic Handbook
- Academic Regulations
- Bench Fee Policy
- EDI Policy
- Intellectual Property Policy
- Name Change Policy
- Our Courses
- Rules and Regulations
- Refund and Compensation Policy
- Student Charter
- Student Code of Conduct
- Student Facing Policies and Procedures
- Student Protection Plan
How to get help and advice
Please get in touch with us at askUS@salford.ac.uk if you are unsure about anything provided in your terms and conditions and wish to discuss further before applying or registering with us. We can also help if you have difficulty in accessing these documents, experience broken web links or would like these documents provided in any other format for ease of accessibility.
Pre-enrolment registration rights
You have a statutory right to cancel your pre-enrolment contract with the University (without giving any reason) within a 14 day period, starting on the day after you accept your offer. Section 6 of the terms and conditions provides further information.
Student Protection
In line with the requirements of the Office for Students’ Regulatory Framework, we have published a Student Protection Plan which outlines the measures in place within the University to protect the interests of both prospective and current students.