School-based support

Each school has an Employability Hub. You can connect to work placements, internships, and team projects.

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Careers help within your school

Gain industry-specific skills and discover your ideal career path while making yourself a competitive candidate. Contact the dedicated advisors in your school for:

Personalised support
Drop-in sessions
Careers events
Access to a range of employability activities

Don't miss out on enhancing your academic knowledge through real-world experiences.

School of Art Media & Creative Technology (SAMCT)

Email: am-engagement@salford.ac.uk

Harry Hosker (Employability Advisor)
Jade Harniess (Placements and Employability Assistant).

Harry and Jade support students across SAMCT with:

Work experience
Placements
Employability activities

Find out more about the available opportunities through Blackboard and student emails. Contact us to:

Make an enquiry
Book a Teams call
Find out the best time to chat in person

Salford Business School (SBS)

Email: sbs-employability@salford.ac.uk

Francesca (Employability Advisor)
Kathryn (Employability Advisor)
Sian (Employability Advisor)
Aislinn (Placements and Employability Assistant)
Marcus (Placements and Employability Assistant)

Our SBS Employability team supports undergraduate and postgraduate students across all accounting, business, criminology, finance and law disciplines.

Based in room 622, 6th Floor, Maxwell Building. Our drop-ins take place from 14:00-16:00 on Monday to Thursday.

The SBS Employability team host an array of employability focused activities, events, fairs and lectures across the academic year. This includes our Employability Week which takes place in trimester 2. Students can engage with industry partners through:

Assessment Centres
Career Fairs
Guest Lectures
Interactive Workshops
Networking Opportunities

Please contact us or book an appointment with one of our SBS Employability Advisors for any employability, internship or placement related support.

School of Health & Society

Email: hss-employability@salford.ac.uk

Corinne Curley (Employability Officer)
Hayley Colbourn (Employability Assistant)

Corinne and Haley support all students across the School of Health and Society. There's a particular focus on supporting undergraduate students across non-allied health programmes including:

Psychology
Sports Rehabilitation
Sports Science
Social Policy
Sociology
Criminology

Looking to boost your employability? Visit our Faculty of Health, Community & Life Sciences - Employability & Placements page to access:

Tailored one-to-one support
Work-integrated learning opportunities
Employability-related events
Resources to help you with your employability journey

For more information, email us or Book an appointment online.

School of Science, Engineering & Environment (SEE)

Email: see-placements-industry@salford.ac.uk

As part of the employability offer, SEE offers a Year in Industry option within the majority of undergraduate programmes. HackCamp allows students to work on an intensive software development project with a live client.

The Maker Space offers students the chance to develop skills using equipment for academic or personal projects, including:

3D printers
Laser-cutting machines
Electronic circuit boards

Placement drop-ins are weekly during term-time. They take place at the SEE building from 13:00-15:30 on Wednesdays.