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University of Salford wins landmark bid for research project on video gaming
The University of Salford has led a successful €4m bid for an international research project which will evaluate the European video game industry.
DipHE Esports Enterprise and Management - Jessica Sharp-Burnett
Jessica Sharp-Burnett case study. Esports Business Management (DipHE) student.
Stockport NHS Foundation Trust - FDSC nursing associate case study
We spoke with the team to find out why the University of Salford remain their go-to choice for developing and progressing their apprentices.
Salvalco
Work on the Salvalco Eco-Valve, developed by the Spray Research Group (SRG) at Salford, began in 2007 and it is now being used in dozens of products worldwide, some of which are being currently sold at Tesco and Boots outlets.
Turning a passion into a career: Zhiyi's story
Zhiyi earned two Bachelors of Arts degrees in Digital Media Arts but wanted to break into the gaming industry so decided to study our MSc Games and Extended Reality. Keep reading to explore her experiences studying at Salford.
Post Paris success, Olympics eye the future with new sporting formats to widen youth appeal
With the Paris Games now over, Professor Andy Miah writes in The Conversation about the future of the Olympics
Enhancing Children’s Wellbeing Through Artificial Intelligence
Bounce Together and The University of Salford have partnered up to help schools monitor and support the emotional health and wellbeing of their students.
The Conversation: Why athletes at the 2026 Winter Olympics are finally being given more power to monetise their performances
Professor Andy Miah write in The Conversation from Milan-Cortina, host of the 2026 Winter Games.
Salford academic co-edits book on Assassin Creed's influence as a teaching tool
A University of Salford academic has co-edited a new book that discusses how the highly successful video game series Assassin’s Creed is being pioneered as a new tool to teach and examine ancient history across the world.