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An ex-professional footballer and University of Salford graduate has launched a business to mentor those across the sports industry and beyond.

Students from Black backgrounds studying Law at Salford can now apply for the Black Solicitors Network (BSN) Grassroots Programme , designed to help them open doors into the profession.

Dr Daiga Kamerāde, Reader in Work and Wellbeing and Co-Director of the Centre for Research on Inclusive Society at the University of Salford’s School of Health and Society, has been reappointed for another year as an Honorary Research Associate at...

The University’s Scheme of Fees for External Advisors is in line with the mandatory HMRC requirement for payments to reflect hourly rates and the number of hours undertaken to complete the work. As a Living Wage Employer, the Scheme of Fees ensures...

Our External Examiners play a crucial role in helping us to assure the appropriateness of the standards of our awards, the quality of assessment opportunities afforded to students and the soundness and fairness of our assessment processes. We also...

Our Scheme of Fees is in line with the mandatory HMRC requirement for payments to reflect hourly rates and the number of hours undertaken to complete the work. As a Living Wage Employer, the University’s Scheme of Fees ensures that all External...

If you need money advice or find yourself in financial difficulty, there are many organisations that offer free and independent advice over the telephone or face to face. Not sure where to start? Our Specialist Advisers can guide you to getting the...

We sometimes receive requests from the Police and other agencies to access university information. Although the Police is where most of these requests come from, we also occasionally get requests from other agencies such as HMRC, local authorities...

Welcoming 120 attendees from more than 25 countries over three days, the first-of-its-kind conference, held at the University of Salford, has been hailed as a huge success.

Almost 400 women are now taking part in the Facemums project, which invites pregnant women to join private Facebook groups for support as they prepare to give birth and for up to six weeks after their babies arrive.