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DipHE Esports case study

In response to the news that OpenAI and the UK Government have signed an agreement to use AI (artificial intelligence) to boost productivity across public services, the University of Salford AI expert and Associate Dean: Research and Innovation, Dr...

A BBC short film that was edited by a University of Salford lecturer won a BAFTA Award last weekend.

25-year-old Lina Al-Aghbar (pictured) is passionate about sharing the stories of migrant women around the world who have overcome challenges to become leaders, creatives and business owners.

Mature Students make up a large and important part of our University Community. In some course mature students make up the majority of students! We recognise that what you want and the support you need maybe different to someone who has just left...

This year’s National Apprenticeship Week Awards at the University of Salford was held on Thursday 8 February. Salford Business School is proud to present the winner of the Business Apprentice of the Year Award: Salford City Council’s Paul Tierney.

At Salford we recognise that racial biases, stereotypes and assumptions can impact the policies we write, who we think of when we design a product, a job or an academic module, and the options we create in our social groups. We know there is a clear...

Congratulations to Lecturer in Music Richard Harvey who has just been appointed as Educational Ambassador for one of the world’s leading publishers of brass and wind music, Warwick Music Group (WMG).

Physiotherapy lecturer Tim Pigott has received a special commendation for his work producing evidence-based content for physiotherapists in the world of ultra running and cycling.

A new paper led by Salford midwifery lecturers aims to review and evaluate the ways in which educators are trying to better address the diverse maternity care needs of women and birthing people from the global majority.