The University of Salford behaviours

The University of Salford behaviours are a collection of ten behaviours which have been identified from a  cross section of colleagues across the university as those which are the most effective in helping us all to achieve the university’s ICZ strategy.

  • Connecting - consciously connects with  people to build trusting relationships over time and  helps others to form  networks that will support them in their work and learning
  • Inspiring - communicates with clarity and behaves in a way that engages and influences people to do their best for the university and its students
  • Evolving - creates a better future through a constant focus on improvement and innovation
  • Achieving - takes accountability to make things happen and see things through for the benefit of the university and its students
  • Enabling - trusts and empowers others to deliver results providing support and challenge where appropriate
  • Learning - takes personal responsibility for their learning journey and actively contributes to the university’s learning culture and the learning experience of its students
  • Deciding - objectively and effectively makes decisions in a timely fashion, placing the needs of the university and its students front and centre
  • Co-creating - works with and through others to generate the best possible ideas and solutions for the University, its students and its staff
  • Aligning - focuses on what is in the best interests of the University and its students and positively aligns to University strategy
  • Daring - courageously navigates new situations and boldly decides, acts and challenges whilst supporting others to do the same