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At the University of Salford, we are committed to embedding a whole-university approach to the health and wellbeing of all our people. This means moving beyond largely reactive responses to poor health and wellbeing through the provision of support...

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.

PhD student in Breast Imaging

BSc (Hons) Sports Rehabilitation student Aaron Laughlin has been all the way to Florida for his placement, arranged while studying at the University of Salford. Student blogger, India, spoke to him about his experience at Salford and how he found...

Rochdale-born, Azeem Amir, is an esteemed visually impaired footballer for England, a disability awareness advocate and a successful entrepreneur.

Anniversary showcase for the Greater Manchester AI Foundry

A major new research project into the benefits system during the COVID-19 pandemic shows a majority of workless new benefit claimants are already looking for work – but two-thirds want support in the coming weeks to help them do so.

Discover how Open Educational Resources (OER) can enrich your teaching, support our students, and develop open pedagogy.

Two outstanding students on the University’s Occupational Therapy (OT) course are celebrating double success at the end of their studies at Salford. Not only have Vicky Yeomans and Clare Hoyle collected their First Class Honours degrees today. But...

With the Paris Games now over, Professor Andy Miah writes in The Conversation about the future of the Olympics