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We support communities who experience health inequity and social exclusion, and whose voices are not traditionally heard in the academic and professional discourse.

Together with local fishing communities around the world, we are looking for solutions to global challenges such as overfishing, habitat loss and pollution.

We are shaping policy and helping to ensure that marginalised communities, including military veterans, are able to access the social security system in an equitable way.

Arts for the Blues is a creative group psychotherapy model developed to treat adults with depression. The ambition behind the porject is to make creative modes of health - and particularly mental health - available to the widest number of people...

A statement from our Vice-Chancellor Professor Helen Marshall: Around the world, we have watched in horror and disbelief as events have escalated over the past few weeks in the wake of the unprovoked Russian invasion of Ukraine. The destruction and...

Are you fascinated by buildings and interested in identifying their technical problems? Do you want to help convert historical buildings and be involved in the design, planning, and construction stages of projects? Then our surveying courses in...

A new book by a University of Salford academic and colleagues examines tools and strategies that businesses can use to navigate the end of the pandemic and into the recovery.

Industry leading guests will give a series of lectures this month as the University of Salford tackles sustainable air transport.

The University of Salford has been nominated for an impressive five gongs at this year’s Green Gown Awards.

Our sustainability vision - by embedding sustainability in all aspects of University life, we will enable our university community to create impactful positive change for society and environment.