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The Salford School of Arts, Media and Creative Technology is a vibrant hub of creativity and innovation, where talent is nurtured and celebrated. Our programmes are designed to equip students with the skills and knowledge needed to succeed in the...

A special two-day conference on Medievalism in East Asia is coming to the University of Salford’s Digital Curation Lab, as part of a series of international workshops organised by members of Mutual Images Research Association.

Residential Bookings During the university’s summer vacation period, which runs from July to early September, we have 2400 bedrooms available to hire. Ideal for residential conferences, sporting events and summer schools, the facilities also include...

A guest post from Public Relations and Journalism student Joshua Dagger. Former University of Salford student Pien Muelensteen recently visited second year journalism students to talk about her career so far as a successful sports journalist.

Here at Salford we offer a wide range of courses, from Acoustics to Zoology and everything in between. Whether you want to continue with a subject you loved studying at school or college, or want to pursue something totally different, it's up to you.

Coronavirus is affecting every part of how we live our lives. It’s not surprising that people are concerned about maintaining mental health and wellbeing. Many parents and carers may also be worried about the emotional health of their children and...

Alex Johnson was born and raised in Darlington, where he remembers playing and watching as much football as he possibly could from an early age. As he graduates this week, we spoke to him about how this passion led to him now working for the club he...

Third year physiotherapy student Sarah O’Neill tells us about the experience of a lifetime accompanying the Salford Red Devils to Wembley – 51 years since the team last took part in a Challenge Cup Final.

A social enterprise launched by a University of Salford graduate is helping young people to develop their life skills during lockdown through a series of creative challenges.

Third year physiotherapy student Sarah O’Neill tells us about the experience of a lifetime accompanying the Salford Red Devils to Wembley – 51 years since the team last took part in a Challenge Cup Final.