Contact us / About us
We're passionate about helping University students and graduates explore career options, develop essential employability skills, start up their businesses and showcase their strengths to employers in the UK and abroad.
Popular pages on the careers website
We are open Monday to Friday, 9.00 - 17:00
Employers and recruiters
- Recruiting our students: find out more information on how to promote employment opportunities and vacancies to students and graduates. View information on our free vacancy portal, careers fairs, hiring international talent and sourcing volunteers.
- To advertise Job Vacancies, visit Handshake
- Email: Business@salford.ac.uk
- Call: +44 (0)161 295 2417
Students and graduates
- Careers homepage provides information for students and graduates: including opening times, contact details, how to access services via our on-campus Careers Hub, and upcoming events and workshops
- Summary of Careers services
- Career planning information and support
- Jobs and work experience information and support
- CVs, job applications and interview information
- Work for yourself
General enquiries
For administrative enquiries and general communication:
- Email: careers@salford.ac.uk
- Call: +44 (0)161 295 5000
Our teams
Careers - information and enquiries
- Linzi Mackie, Careers and Enterprise Supervisor, all schools, L.Mackie@salford.ac.uk
- Helen Beaman, Careers and Enterprise Co-ordinator, all schools, H.L.Beaman@salford.ac.uk
- Rosie Napier, Careers and Enterprise Co-ordinator, all schools, R.T.Napier@salford.ac.uk
- Dan Frost, Careers and Enterprise Administrator, all schools, D.A.Frost1@salford.ac.uk
Careers Consultants
- Paula Courchene, Careers Consultant, Salford Business School, School of Science, Engineering & Environment, P.H.Courchene@salford.ac.uk
- Amy Blenkiron, Careers Consultant (International), Salford Business School, School of Science, Engineering & Environment, A.Blenkiron@salford.ac.uk
- Denise Walker, Careers Consultant, School of Arts, Media and Creative Technology, School of Health and Society, D.E.J.Walker@salford.ac.uk
- Nat Walsh, Careers Consultant, School of Arts, Media and Creative Technology, School of Health and Society, N.D.Walsh2@salford.ac.uk
Careers Advisers
- Jennifer Simpson, Careers Adviser, School of Science, Engineering & Environment, J.M.Simpson1@salford.ac.uk
- Laura Berry, Careers Adviser, School of Arts, Media and Creative Technology, L.Berry2@salford.ac.uk
Employer Liaison
- Rachel Martin, Employer Liaison Consultant, all schools, R.Martin@salford.ac.uk
Enterprise/Entrepreneurship/Working for yourself
- Ingrid Kwadzovi, Enterprise Consultant, all schools, I.M.Kwadzovi@salford.ac.uk
- Paul Ledsham, Enterprise Adviser, all schools, P.M.Ledsham@salford.ac.uk
Work Integrated Learning
- Tim Ward, Work Experience Consultant & GAP Programme Manager, T.Ward@salford.ac.uk
- Leonard Attah, Work Integrated Learning Adviser, L.O.Attah1@salford.ac.uk
Information on combined careers services and 3rd party relationships
The University of Salford provides a range of careers services to its students, graduates and employer partners. To ensure the quality of service provision, employers that want to submit employment opportunities for promotion to students and graduates, or to engage with students and graduates in other ways including careers fairs, are required to read and agree to the terms and conditions as set out in our online information for employers including our Policy on Advertising Opportunities and Information which sets out definitions of employers and employment opportunities that will not be promoted.
The University of Salford’s Careers team works in collaboration with the following external suppliers and partners to provide students, graduates, and employers with access to services relevant to their skills development needs and employment opportunity vacancy search/promotion needs:
- Handshake: Employment opportunity vacancy promotion.
- CareerSet: CV, Covering Letter, Job Application writing skills development.
- LinkedIn Learning: Skills development platform that University of Salford students have full access to.
- Graduates First: Practice assessment tests used by more than 8,000 employers.
- Graduates First: Video Interviews, prepare with confidence.
- Student Circus: Provides access to international and UK employment opportunity vacancies, and immigration and country guides.
- Gradcracker: UK Careers website for STEM students and graduates, providing access to employment opportunity vacancies, employer and occupational information.
The University of Salford’s Careers team works to ensure that all employment opportunities promoted to our students and graduates do not discriminate against, disadvantage or endanger our students and graduates, and adhere to the quality standards and codes of practice provided by the Association of Graduate Careers Advisory Services (AGCAS).