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Over the course of the past 60 years, Salford’s housing has developed dramatically and undergone one of the most radical transformations in the UK. The city has seen extensive slum clearance and tower block building during the 1960s and 1970s and...

Dr Helen Hart, who has worked in forensic psychology for 25 years has been appointed Programme Lead at the University of Salford. She will be responsible for establishing a new accredited MSc course in Forensic Psychology.

A landmark film festival that celebrates experimental fiction filmmaking will return to the University's MediaCity campus this month.

In light of yesterday’s Autumn Budget being unveiled by Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rachel Reeves, University of Salford economist, Dr Richard Whittle, shares his thoughts:

Following the Chancellor’s delivery of the Autumn Budget, University of Salford economist Matthew Allen shares his reaction:

In response to the Prime Minister unveiling the UK's AI (artificial intelligence) action plan, the University of Salford's AI experts, Dr Gordon Fletcher and Dr Richard Whittle, share their thoughts.

Today Chancellor Jeremy Hunt announced his autumn financial statement, effectively bringing back austerity, with tax rises and spending cuts. Dr Tony Syme, macroeconomic expert from the University of Salford Business School, says the level of...

As the Chancellor outlines changes to increase monitoring and sanctions for welfare benefit claimants in today’s autumn statement, Professor Lisa Scullion from the University of Salford gives her view on the impact the changes may have.

It has been 13 years since the release of James Cameron's Avatar and its sequel has finally come to cinemas across the world. In interviews, Cameron has said that the film needs to make $2 billion at the box office just to break even; however...

In light of the Bank of England cutting the interest rate to 4.5% today, the University of Salford economist, Matthew Allen, shares his thoughts.