Natasha Boorer is BA (Hons) Broadcast Journalism student at the University of Salford alongside her studies, she is also the owner of the Manchester-based vegan candle and homeware brand NOA.
Would you like to complete a master’s degree in one year? Study and live in one of the world’s greatest student cities. The University of Salford has formed a partnership with St John's University to offer students the chance to complete a master’s...
What is Off The Job Training? Off The Job Training (OTJT) is defined as learning that is undertaken outside day-to-day work duties and contributes to the achievement of the apprenticeship. This training takes place within the apprentice's normal...
Over the last couple of weeks, we caught up with three former communications assistants from the University of Salford to see what they're up to now. Rhys, Anya and Rebecca explain how studying at Salford and working within the communications team...
On International Women’s Day (Monday 8 March), Nations and Regions: Media Futures is teaming up with the BBC for two virtual sessions to celebrate women in the media.
Creating a collaborative space for pioneering and shaping the future landscape of technology and creativity.
A lecturer at the University of Salford will publish a new book about contemporary Northern Irish fiction with Bloomsbury this summer.
Discover the history of the men who held the title of Duke of Bridgwater.
Harold Brighouse was an English playwright and author born in Eccles, Salford in 1882.
Case study from Community Nursing Specialist Practitioner apprentice