Timetable Guidance

Timetables for the 22/23 academic year are now available. We always try to minimise the number of changes we have to make to our timetables but sometimes changes are unavoidable, so please check your timetable again closer to the start of teaching. Your school will advise on any timetable changes that are made once teaching has started. You'll need to keep an eye on Blackboard for any last-minute changes that may affect whether you need to come to campus or not.

If you are a new student, your personal/group level timetables are generally made available during your induction activities. More information can be found on the Welcome website.

Timetable Guidance

How do we work out timetables?

We schedule upwards of 35000 activities across three campuses for more than 23000 students. We schedule 944 teaching staff into 406 teaching spaces in 15 buildings across three campuses. We would love to be able to schedule your activities all on one day to make your schedule more convenient, but the many and complicated factors that affect scheduling mean that it's not possible. We do try our best, though!

Part of our approach to scheduling is moving some activity online. Following the pandemic, we received feedback from several students and the Students' Union that online sessions for some classes is the best way to deliver them. We have continued with this approach for some classes because it has the added benefit of freeing space on campus for more on-campus learning. We continually monitor student feedback and look for new and better ways of doing things that benefit the student experience and reflect the world of employment. Any online sessions are indicated on your timetable as 'Online Delivery' and, while these don’t require you to be on campus, they do require you to engage with that session at a specific time.

A quick guide to different timetables

A course timetable (sometimes referred to as a programme timetable) shows all the teaching scheduled for everyone on the course, which means you'll see all groups for each module on the course timetable. There may be multiple groups for the modules on the course timetable. If this is the case, you will need to find out which group to attend. Our guidance under your specific course in the information below will tell you how you will access your group information.

Your personal timetable will show you everything you are to attend this year as part of your studies, though you may have some pre-recorded content to view on Blackboard. Please use the accordions below to find your course where we provide some further guidance.

Need more help? You can ask us about any aspect of your timetable. Email timetable-enquiries@salford.ac.uk or contact askUS on +44 (0)161 295 0023 and choosing the option for your school or timetabling.

Find and access your timetable: timetable guidance by school and course

Find your school, use the + symbol to open the accordion and then find your course for your timetable information.

FY means foundation year
UG means undergraduate
PG means postgraduate

There should be something for everyone here but if you’re struggling to find information relevant to your course please get in touch at timetable-enquiries@salford.ac.uk.

Arts, Media and Creative Technology

Animation, VFX, Media Technology or Games Design (UG and PG)

For most of your studies, you will be based on the MediaCity campus.

For courses listed below (excluding Games Design) your timetable is published on tt.salford.ac.uk.

MA Animation (PG)
MSc Games Design (PG)
BA Digital Media Extended Reality (UG)
Short courses (UG)
Games Design (UG)

For Games Design: If you are a new student, you will be able to view your personal timetable at tt.salford.ac.uk once you’ve registered, using your network ID (ie ABC123) and password to log on. From here, head to the 'My Timetable' tab to view your timetable.

Note: In addition to your on-campus teaching you will also have sessions which are scheduled to take place online (these are indicated on your timetable as 'Online Delivery') and, while these don’t require you to be on campus, they do require you to engage at a specific time. You may also have pre-recorded content to view as part of your studies. For details as to how these live and pre-recorded online activities are taking place, please visit Blackboard.

Art and Design (FY, UG and PG)

Your timetable is published by the school, and you will mostly be based on Peel Park campus. If you haven’t received any information about how to view your timetable by the start of term, please get in touch with your School Office.

Undergraduate:

Costume Design
Digital Media Arts
Fashion Design
Fashion Image Making Styling
Film, TV and Stage Design
Fine Art
Graphic Design
Interior Design
Photography
Photography with Industry Placement

Postgraduate:

Art and Design: Communication Design
Art and Design: Contemporary Fine Art
Contemporary Art Practice
Design for Communication
Fashion Design
Socially Engaged Arts Practice
Socially Engaged Photography

Dance (UG and PG)

Both undergraduate and postgraduate: Your timetable is published by the School, and you will mostly be based at Peel Park campus. If you haven’t received any information about how to view your timetable by the start of term, please get in touch with your School Office.

Digital Video Production and Marketing (UG)

For most of your studies, you will be based at MediaCity campus. Your timetable is published on tt.salford.ac.uk.

Documentary Production, Production Management and Wildlife Documentary Production (PG)

For most of your studies, you will be based on the MediaCity campus. Your timetable is published on tt.salford.ac.uk.

English, Drama, Performance or Theatre (UG and PG)

For most of your studies, you will be based at Peel Park campus.

If you are a new undergraduate student, you will be able to view your personal timetable at tt.salford.ac.uk once you’ve registered, using your network ID (ie ABC123) and password to log on. From here, head to the 'My Timetable' tab to view your timetable.

If you are a returning undergraduate student, you can view your personal timetable by logging in at tt.salford.ac.uk and heading to the ‘My Timetable’ tab.

If you are a postgraduate student, our timetable is published on tt.salford.ac.uk.

Fashion, Business and Promotion (UG)

If you are a new student, you will be able to view your personal timetable at tt.salford.ac.uk once you’ve registered, using your network ID (ie ABC123) and password to log on. From here, head to the 'My Timetable' tab to view your timetable.

If you are a returning student, you can view your personal timetable by logging in at tt.salford.ac.uk and heading to the ‘My Timetable’ tab.

Film Production (UG and PG)

For most of your studies, you will be based on the MediaCity campus.

If you are a new undergraduate student, you will be able to view your personal timetable at tt.salford.ac.uk once you’ve registered, using your network ID (ie ABC123) and password to log on. From here, head to the 'My Timetable' tab to view your timetable.
If you are a returning undergraduate student, you can view your personal timetable by logging in at tt.salford.ac.uk and heading to the ‘My Timetable’ tab.
If you are a postgraduate student, your timetable is published on tt.salford.ac.uk.

Film Studies (UG)

For most of your studies, you will be based on the MediaCity campus.

If you are a returning student, you can view your personal timetable by logging in at tt.salford.ac.uk and heading to the ‘My Timetable’ tab.

Journalism (UG)

For most of your studies, you will be based on the MediaCity campus.

If you are a returning student, you can view your personal timetable by logging in at tt.salford.ac.uk and heading to the ‘My Timetable’ tab.

Journalism or Public Relations (PG)

For most of your studies, you will be based on the MediaCity campus. Your timetable is published on tt.salford.ac.uk.

Music (FY, UG and PG)

Your timetable is published by the School, and you will mostly be based at our Peel Park campus. If you haven’t received any information about how to view your timetable by the start of term, please get in touch with your School Office.

Politics or History (UG and PG)

You will mostly be based at our Peel Park campus.

If you are a returning undergraduate student, you can view your personal timetable by logging in at tt.salford.ac.uk and heading to the ‘My Timetable’ tab.

If you are a postgraduate student, you can view your personal timetable by logging in at tt.salford.ac.uk and heading to the ‘My Timetable’ tab.

Screen Acting (PG)

You will mostly be based at our Peel Park campus.

If you are a returning student: your timetable is published by the School, and you will mostly be based here on the Peel Park campus. If you haven’t received any information about how to view your timetable by the start of term, please get in touch with your School Office.

Television and Radio Production (UG)

For most of your studies, you will be based on the MediaCity campus.

If you are a returning student, you can view your personal timetable by logging in at tt.salford.ac.uk and heading to the ‘My Timetable’ tab.

Business (and Law)

Foundation Year Business and Law (FY)

For most of your studies, you will be based on the Peel Park campus.

If you are a new student, you will be able to view your personal timetable at tt.salford.ac.uk 48 hours after you have registered, using your network ID (ie ABC123) and password to log on. From here, head to the 'My Timetable' tab to view your timetable.

If you are a returning student, you can view your personal timetable by logging in at tt.salford.ac.uk and heading to the ‘My Timetable’ tab.

Apprenticeships

For most of your studies, you will be based on the Peel Park campus.

If you are a returning student, you can view your personal timetable by logging in at tt.salford.ac.uk and heading to the ‘My Timetable’ tab.

This guidance is also relevant to:

Business and Management (Apprenticeship)
Project Management

Undergraduate Business and Law (UG: BSc and LLB)

For most of your studies, you will be based on the Peel Park campus.

If you are on one of the following courses, you will need to view your personal timetable by logging on at tt.salford.ac.uk 48 hours after you have registered, using your network ID (ie ABC123) and password. From here, head to the 'My Timetable' tab to view your timetable.

Accounting and Finance
Business and Management
Business Management with Marketing
Law
Law with Criminology

If you are on one of the following courses, your timetable is published on tt.salford.ac.uk.

Applied Football Studies
Business and Economics
Business Management with Economics
Business Management with Finance
Business Management with HRM
Business Management with innovation Technology
Business Management with Law
Business Management with Sport
Business Management with Supply Chain Management
Corporate Law
Digital Business
Graduate Certificate in International Management
Human Resource Management
International Business
International Business Management
International Events Management
Law with Management
Law: Media & Digital Industries
Marketing
Tourism Management

Graduate Certificate

Your timetable is published on tt.salford.ac.uk.

This guidance is also relevant to:

International Management
Human Resource Management

Postgraduate Business and Law (PG: MSc, LLM)

Most courses will be based on the Peel Park campus.

If you are a returning student, you can view your personal timetable by logging in at tt.salford.ac.uk and heading to the ‘My Timetable’ tab.

This guidance is not relevant to the Master of Business Administration.

Master of Business Administration (MBA)

If you are part of the Master of Business Administration, your teaching will be delivered online.

Robert Kennedy College

Your timetable is produced by Robert Kennedy College itself. Please get in touch with the College for further detail.

Health and Society

Note for all students

There should be something for everyone here but if you’re struggling to find information relevant to your course please get in touch at timetable-enquiries@salford.ac.uk.

Criminology, Counselling, Professional Policing, Social Policy and Sociology (UG/PG)

If you are a returning student, you can view your personal timetable by logging in at tt.salford.ac.uk and heading to the ‘My Timetable’ tab.

Diagnostic Radiography (UG)

If you are a new student, you will be able to view your personal timetable at tt.salford.ac.uk once you’ve registered, using your network ID (ie ABC123) and password to log on. From here, head to the 'My Timetable' tab to view your timetable.

If you are a returning student, you can view your personal timetable by logging in at tt.salford.ac.uk and heading to the ‘My Timetable’ tab.

Health Care Foundation (FY) – Sports Science, Nutrition and Exercise as Medicine, Nursing, Podiatry, Prosthetics and Orthotics

Nursing - all types of Nursing courses

Find your course in the below list and read the timetable information directly after the list. Many courses are organised differently based on the teaching and learning needs, so there may be differences in how timetables are made available. Please read the information below carefully.

For the following courses, the information for your timetable is directly below this list:

Adult Nursing (UG)
CYP Nursing (UG)
Mental Health Nursing (UG)

If you are a new student, you will be able to view your personal timetable at tt.salford.ac.uk once you’ve registered, using your network ID (ie ABC123) and password to log on. From here, head to the 'My Timetable' tab to view your timetable.

If you are a returning student, your timetable will be published by the School on Blackboard. For Blackboard related queries, please get in touch with your School Office.

For the following courses, the information for your timetable is directly below this list:

Advanced Clinical Practice, Leadership and Management for HCP (PG)
General Practice Nursing (UG)
Learning Disabilities Nursing and Social Work (Integrated Practice) (UG)
Midwifery (UG)
Nursing (UG and PG)
Nursing Associate (Nursing Associate Higher Apprenticeship)
Nursing Studies (UG)
Specialist Practitioner (District Nursing) (UG)
Specialist Community Public Health Nurse (Health Visiting and School Nursing) (UG)

Timetables will be published on Blackboard. For Blackboard related queries, please get in touch with your School Office.

Psychology, Sports Science, Sports Rehab (UG)

If you are a returning student, you can view your personal timetable by logging in at tt.salford.ac.uk and heading to the ‘My Timetable’ tab.

Social Sciences Foundation (FY) – Criminology, Sociology, Counselling, Social Policy

Sports Injury Rehabilitation, Strength and Conditioning, Performance Analysis, Clinical Exercise Physiology (PG)

Timetables will be published on Blackboard. For Blackboard related queries, please get in touch with your School Office.

All other courses (see list in contents)

Programme timetables can be viewed at tt.salford.ac.uk but group information will be published on Blackboard. For Blackboard related queries, please get in touch with your School Office.

This includes:

Advanced Counselling and Psychotherapy Studies (PG)
Advanced Medical Imaging (PG)
Advanced Physiotherapy (PG)
Applied Psychology (Addictions) (PG)
Applied Psychology (Therapies) (PG)
Cognitive Behavioural Psychotherapy (PG)
Counselling and Psychotherapy (Prof Train) (PG)
Dental Implantology (PG)
Media Psychology (PG)
Nutrition and Exercise as Medicine (UG)
Occupational Therapy (UG and PG)
Physiotherapy (full-time and part-time) (UG and PG)
Podiatry (PG)
Prosthetics and Orthotics (UG)
Psychology of Coercive Control (PG)
Public Health (PG)
Public Health Practitioner (UG)
Social Work (UG, PG and degree apprenticeships)
Ultrasound Imaging (PG)

There should be something for everyone but if you’re struggling to find information relevant to your course please get in touch at timetable-enquiries@salford.ac.uk.

Science, Engineering and Environment

Acoustics

Acoustics courses include: 

Acoustical & Audio Engineering 
Audio Production 
Environmental Acoustics 
Sound Engineering and Production
Professional Sound & Video Technology

For most of your studies, you will be based on the Peel Park campus but some will have a mixture of Peel Park campus and MediaCity campus.

You can view your course level timetable tt.salford.ac.uk. Where there are groups, you will need to check Blackboard for further details.

Built environment

Built Environment courses include:

Architecture
Construction
Property
Real Estate
Surveying

For most of your studies, you will be based on the Peel Park campus.

If you are a new student, you will be able to view your personal timetable at tt.salford.ac.uk once you’ve registered, using your network ID (ie ABC123) and password to log on. From here, head to the 'My Timetable' tab to view your timetable.

If you are a returning student, you can view your personal timetable by logging in at tt.salford.ac.uk and heading to the ‘My Timetable’ tab.

Computer Science

Computer Science courses include: 

Computer Science (all pathways)
Cyber Security
Data Science
Computer Networks
Mathematics

For most of your studies, you will be based on Peel Park Campus. Some courses will have a mixture of Peel Park and MediaCity campus.

You can view your course level timetable tt.salford.ac.uk. Where there are groups, you will need to check Blackboard for further details.

Engineering

Engineering courses include:

Aerospace
Aeronautical
Automotive
Civil 
Mechanical
Electrical and Electronic Engineering
Electronic Engineering

For most of your studies, you will be based on the Peel Park campus. Your timetable is published on tt.salford.ac.uk. Your on-campus activity will be in small groups. This on-campus activity will be in addition to the basic timetable. Where there are groups, you will need to check Blackboard for further details. 

Geography

For most of your studies, you will be based on the Peel Park campus.

You can view your course level timetable tt.salford.ac.uk. Where there are groups, you will need to check Blackboard for further details.

Human and Natural Sciences courses (including Wildlife and Zoology)

Human and Natural Sciences courses include:

Biology
Biomedical Science
Chemistry
Human Biology and Infectious Diseases
Marine Biology
Medicinal Chemistry
Microbiology
Pharmaceutical Science
Physics
Wildlife
Zoology

For most of your studies, you will be based on the Peel Park campus. Your timetable is published on tt.salford.ac.uk.Where there are groups, you will need to check Blackboard for further details.

Salford Languages

International Foundation Year

You can view your programme level timetable tt.salford.ac.uk. You do not need to sign in. Simply head to the Home page and follow the guidance there to view your timetable. Where there are groups, you will need to check Blackboard for further details.

Online Delivery

In addition to your on-campus teaching you will also have sessions which are scheduled to take place online (these are indicated on your timetable as 'Online Delivery') and, while these don’t require you to be on campus, they do require you to engage at a specific time. You may also have pre-recorded content to view as part of your studies. For details as to how these live and pre-recorded online activities are taking place, please visit Blackboard.

Questions about your timetable

Any questions that you have about your timetable can be answered by calling the school office on +44 (0)161 295 5990.

Timetable Guidance