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This policy is intended to ensure that all children, young people, adults at risk and those who work with them are safe and supported in our university. The University is mindful of its duty of care and legal obligations, such as those it owes under...

This page offers practical information and advice to help you stay safe, protect your personal information, and respond to suspicious or harmful online behaviour. It's not uncommon for students to be targeted for money-related scams, either in person...

To mark International Women’s Day (IWD), four Salford academics, all experts in their fields, discuss how different industries are embracing equity. The theme for IWD this year is Inspire Inclusion. Our construction, law, healthcare leadership and...

Dr Julia Ryan, Director of Nursing and Midwifery at the University of Salford, was among those shortlisted in the ‘Educator of the Year’ category at the national Student Nursing Times Awards, held in London today (Friday 27 May).

Brian Boag (pictured), Associate Dean International Development in the University of Salford’s School of Health and Society, has been appointed to the Greater Manchester LGBTQ+ Advisory Panel.

The University of Salford’s Professor Garry Crawford (pictured) has been appointed to the expert panels that will assess submissions to the Research Excellence Framework (REF) 2021.

Congratulations go to Dr Allister Butler (pictured), Head of Social Work and Integrated Practice at the University of Salford, who has been appointed by Social Work England onto their Professional Experts Panel.

Professor Lisa Scullion (pictured) from the University of Salford has been awarded a prestigious Fellowship of the Academy of Social Sciences for her contribution to social sciences.

The British Academy has awarded 45 Postdoctoral Fellowships, worth over £15.9 million, to outstanding early career researchers in the SHAPE (social sciences, humanities, arts for people and economy) disciplines.

A University of Salford academic has co-edited a new book that discusses how the highly successful video game series Assassin’s Creed is being pioneered as a new tool to teach and examine ancient history across the world.