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IntoUniversity Salford Central, established in autumn 2022 by national education charity IntoUniversity, in partnership with the University of Salford and the University of Manchester, is proud to release its 2023-24 Impact Report, highlighting the...

We're currently working with 16 to 18-year-old learners and their teachers to support them to introduce South African literatures, decolonising and post-colonial theories and methods into the study of English literature.

Hosted at Salford Business School, part of the University of Salford, the Centre for Sustainable Innovation (CSI) will launch on Thursday 25 January 2024. The centre will be based in the Maxwell Building of the University’s Peel Park Campus.

The personal statement is the one chance you have to show passion for your subject area when you're applying to universities. This presentation provides you with a step-by-step guide to structuring a personal statement that makes an impact, including...

Find out more about tuition fees, maintenance loans, bursaries, scholarships and loan repayments. Get some helpful advice on budgeting and tips on how to earn extra money as a student.

Retail expert Dr Gordon Fletcher, of the University of Salford Business School, comments as shopping centre owner Intu falls into administration.

Through the generosity of our alumni, friends and industry partners, donor-funded awards create opportunities that transform futures and reduce financial pressures. Many of our scholarships give students access to professional mentoring, work...

The In-Year Retrieval Scheme (IYRS) provides level 3 and 4 students with an opportunity to make good a failed mark in some components of assessment, including those which were not submitted, without having to wait for the reassessment period.

For the third consecutive year, IRIS Software Group welcomed our Business, Computer Science and Software Engineering programmes students to their Manchester offices.

The UK government has today launched guidance for parents about the amount of time under-fives should be spending on screens , as research shows around 98% of children under two use them daily.