Schools and colleges
Our Recruitment and Outreach Team offer a variety of activities, events and programmes for secondary school, sixth form and college students. We are currently offering a range of online activities including general and subject specific talks and presentations which can be accessed in the Support Sessions section.
We understand the current challenges of online working and have provided a support page to ensure you and your students are staying safe online.
If you have a specific request, please feel free to get in touch to discuss your ideas by completing our Request Activity Form or by emailing workwithus@salford.ac.uk.
Applicant Support Sessions
We know that in the current situation, your students can’t come along and visit us on campus or listen to a talk at your school or college, so we've added a range of video presentations to our website to help introduce your students to key topics around going to university.
Keeping Your Options Open
Not sure what you could study? Discover the degree programmes at Salford which you can take from any subject background
Teachers and Advisors conference
We run a number of events for teachers and advisors each year. These free conferences offer delegates the opportunity to find out more about our programmes, ask questions and listen to talks.
Our activities and programmes
We are here to offer our support, advice and guidance to your students during their decision-making process by offering a range of activities and events.
Resources for Teachers
In this section you will find additional links and useful resources as well as highlights from our Academic Schools which show some of the fantastic opportunities available to students at Salford.
Meet us
In addition to our taster days, visit days and specialised events for schools and colleges, we also run a number of Open Days throughout the year for college and sixth form students who may be considering studying with us. We also attend UCAS Fairs up and down the country, where our team are happy to answer any questions your students may have, to help guide them through any decisions they may wish to make about their futures.
Questions