Entry requirements and deadlines

Postgraduate Research

• Application deadline: 8 July 2022
• Offer conditions: 5 August 2022
• Submit your documents for your CAS*: 12 August 2022
• Teaching: 19 September 2022 

Postgraduate Taught courses

Due to high volumes of applications and visa processing requirements, Postgraduate Taught courses are now CLOSED for new applications.

The following dates apply for all unconditional offer holders:

• Submit your documents for your CAS*: 15 July 2022
• Induction: 12 September 2022
• Teaching: 19 September 2022

For the School of Health and Society, the Following deadlines apply:

• Offer conditions: 3rd June 2022
• Submit your documents for your CAS*: 15 July 2022
• Induction: 12 September 2022
• Teaching: 19 September 2022

For the School of Arts, Media, and Creative Technology, the following deadlines apply:

• Offer conditions: 4 July 2022
• Submit your documents for your CAS*: 15 July 2022
• Induction: 12 September 2022
• Teaching: 19 September 2022

For International applications to Postgraduate Taught courses: we reserve the right to move your application to the next available intake, even if you have met all your conditions including paying for your study deposit. If you are moved to a future intake but you are unable to/do not wish to attend the new intake, your study deposit will be refundable.

*We will review your bank statements and other documents to make sure you have the funds available to study here and meet the Student Route visa requirements. If a bank statement is submitted close to the deadline but has an issue that needs investigating, you may miss your chosen intake and your application could be deferred to the next intake.

This intake is closed to new applicants. The below deadlines are for offer holders. 

• Submit your documents for your CAS*: 9 September 2022
• Induction: 24 October 2022
• Teaching: 31 October 2022

We reserve the right to move your application to the next available intake, even if you have met all your conditions including paying for your study deposit. If you are moved to a future intake but you are unable to/do not wish to attend the new intake, your study deposit will be refundable.

*We will review your bank statements and other documents to make sure you have the funds available to study here and meet the Student Route visa requirements. If a bank statement is submitted close to the deadline but has an issue that needs investigating, you may miss your chosen intake and your application could be deferred to the next intake.

This intake is not open to new applications. For those who already have an offer for January 2023 we will announce the conditions deadlines soon, so please keep checking this webpage.

MSc Advanced Physiotherapy and MSc Public Health only:

• Applications Open: Monday 14 November 2022
• Application deadline: Friday 20 January 2023 - you must submit your application by this date to be considered for this intake.

All other courses:

• To be confirmed. Please keep visiting this page for updates.

The personal statement is a crucial part of university applications in the UK. It’s your chance to tell us why you are interested in studying your course; why you want to study at the University of Salford; the skills, experiences and qualities you will bring to your studies; and why we should make you an offer. We recommend using UCAS’s helpful guide to find out what makes a good personal statement. You can also use our template to help write your statement. 

We recommend applying as soon as possible as courses may become full.

 

         September 2022 Intake
 

Undergraduate

Application deadline: 30 June 2022

Offer conditions: 31 July 2022

Submit your documents for your CAS: 9 August 2022

Induction: 12 September 2022

Teaching: 19 September 2022

 

International Foundation Year

Application deadline: 15 July 2022

Offer conditions: 31 July 2022

Submit your documents for your CAS: 9 August 2022

Induction: 12 September 2022

Teaching: 19 September 2022

 

*We will review your bank statements and other documents to make sure you have the funds available to study here and meet the Student Route visa requirements. If a bank statement is submitted close to the deadline but has an issue that needs investigating, you may miss your chosen intake and your application could be deferred to the next intake.

**As some of our undergraduate programmes are very popular and courses are filling up very quickly, we reserve the right to move/defer your application to the next available intake, even if you have met all your conditions including paying for your study deposit. If you are moved to a future intake but you are unable to/do not wish to attend the new intake, your study deposit will be refundable.

We run year-round English language courses for international students. These courses are designed to help you improve your skills in reading, writing, listening and speaking, as well as grammar, vocabulary and pronunciation. Find out more about the support available from Salford Languages.

We are a founding member of the Northern Consortium (NCUK), a group of 16 leading universities dedicated to giving international students guaranteed access to universities and helping you succeed when you get there. Since 1987, NCUK has helped over 30,000 international students gain guaranteed access to university. Find out more about NCUK's scholarships, plus the foundation and graduate pathway programmes.

Applications for our Pre-sessional English courses must be completed online through our online application portal.

Before beginning your application, please read our Guidance notes.

*We will review your bank statements and other documents to make sure you have the funds available to study here and meet the Student Route visa requirements. If a bank statement is submitted close to the deadline but has an issue that needs investigating, you may miss your chosen intake and your application could be deferred to the next intake.

For the 2022 courses, the format for teaching is below:

15 week course - Teaching will be online for the first 10 weeks then face-to-face on campus for the last 5 weeks

10 week course - Teaching will be online for the first 5 weeks then face-to-face on campus for the last 5 weeks

5 week course -  All teaching will be face-to-face on our campus

This is the format we are planning to teach in, based on the current Covid-19 safety guidelines from the UK Government. In case there are any changes to the government advice, we are ready to shift to deliver excellent quality online teaching if required. Keep up to date with the Covid-19 FAQ’s.