FEATURE: Is this Salford graduate the next big music producer?
He’s a self-made Salford graduate who’s gone from making beats in his bedroom to signing a deal with one of the biggest producers and songwriters in the industry right now.
He’s a self-made Salford graduate who’s gone from making beats in his bedroom to signing a deal with one of the biggest producers and songwriters in the industry right now.
Lori Moore a third year BSc Wildlife Conservation with Zoo Biology student. Lori Moore is a third year BSc Wildlife Conservation with Zoo Biology student. She secured placements that took her from the Amazon rainforest to Scottish wildlife reserves...
Two ones-to-watch in the world of television are University of Salford students Pien Meulensteen and Matea Petrović, both of which have been nominated in the upcoming RTS Student Television Awards 2020.
Volunteers from a Greater Manchester training programme which empowers communities to take control of their alcohol consumption have been sharing their thoughts on alcohol and mental health – the theme for this year’s Alcohol Awareness Week.
The University of Salford celebrated another historic evening at the Royal Television Society (RTS) North West Student Awards last night as our students won gongs in every category that they were nominated in at the ceremony in Salford Quays' Vue...
The Centre for Research on Inclusive Society (CRIS) is a multidisciplinary research centre dedicated to advancing knowledge on inclusive policies and practices. The aim of the centre is to foster interdisciplinary research on social in/exclusion...
Join our upcoming online subject sessions to find out more about studying at the University of Salford. Hosted by our lecturers, these live events will give you an overview of the course content and the types of projects you may work on during your...
Professor Andy Miah writes in The Conversation about how technology is changing the Olympic Games.
Grace McIntosh grew up on screen to an audience of thousands by starring in a long-running children’s TV series. Now, as she prepares to graduate from the University of Salford, she is ready for a career in an industry she’s known for over a decade.
Professor Chloe E James, along with colleague Martha Clokie, has written a fascinating article in The Conversation UK examining the role AI can play in developing new version of viruses and bacteria and what the possible benefits and dangers are...