Choosing a university for your master’s degree is one of the biggest decisions you’ll make, so we want to help you make the right one.
Our postgraduate study guide offers a range of information on the different types of qualifications available, useful tips for writing a research proposal, and guidance on fees, funding and finance.
Whether you want to change your career or gain the knowledge to become an expert in your field, a master’s at Salford will prepare you for a successful future. Take a look at our Made in Salford blog to see how our students made the most out of their investment, from flexible study options to industry placements.
Whether you want to change your career or build on the skills you gained on your undergraduate degree, we offer nearly 50 different Master’s programmes that are open to students who have a good honours degree in any subject – so you don’t need to have studied your first degree in a related area to apply.
Our courses open doors to rewarding and challenging careers in health, science, engineering, the arts, the built environment, media, music, law and business.
You’ll join a postgraduate community of over 40,000 students from 194 countries, and benefit from the research expertise of our academics who have a strong track record of leading influential research projects and are highly respected in their fields.
There are many reasons as to why the University of Salford could be the right choice for you. We have unbeatable links to industry as we’re located in the heart of Greater Manchester, state-of-the-art facilities and award-winning academics. What we love most about our University, however, is the community our students and staff have built together, making Salford a warm and welcoming place to live and study!
If you would like more information on what a postgraduate degree from Salford can do for you and what it’s like to study with us, you are welcome to join us at any of our events. We have a range of events throughout the year, from Open Days to Campus Tours to Q&A sessions, so there’s always an opportunity to get your questions answered.
With a range of onsite parking, excellent public transport links and Salford Crescent train station a short walk from our main campus, commuting here couldn’t be easier. We also have several commuter hubs on our campus, designed to offer you a place to relax in between lectures. To find out more about life as a commuter student, visit our Made in Salford blog below.
