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A student who began her studies at Salford with only a basic knowledge of English graduated today with a first-class degree.

The 2026 Degree Show celebrated its biggest crowd for a launch to date with a scintillating event at the New Adelphi last night.

Visitors to our MediaCity campus will have the opportunity to enter an imaginary immersive Mars landscape this month and experience a live music hologram-style performance as two landmark creative installations arrive in Salford as part of the highly...

Dr Stuart Porter, Lecturer in Physiotherapy at the University of Salford, is about to add another title to an established list of publications. 'The Student Physiotherapist's Companion: A Case-Based Test-Your-Knowledge Guide' will mark the 10th title...

Thanks to a widening participation scholarship, PhD student Lucy Irwin is decoding the molecular structure of sharks, rays and skates in order to further expert’s understanding of these endangered species.

We are partners with institutions across the globe, giving current Salford students and students from abroad the opportunity to take part in one of our schemes. For more information on our study exchange partners, please visit our student hub. For...

After 250 hours in the works, PhD Music student Joe Fowler's documentary: ‘How Trains Shrank Time and Space’, will air this Sunday on BBC Radio 4.

Priya graduated from our BA Broadcast Journalism programme in 2019. Since leaving Salford, she has gone on to forge a career in the radio industry and is now a presenter at Switch Radio in Birmingham and a producer for Free Radio and Signal 1.

We are delighted to confirm the winners from this year's breathtaking Create Awards at The Lowry on Thursday 6 June.

Scientists from the University of Salford have identified that DNA collected from river water is a new and effective way of monitoring the entire community of mammals on the landscape.