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The winner of the University of Salford’s second BioArt competition was revealed at a special event that was held on its main campus.

A Master’s student at the University has had a paper published in the Journal of Healthcare and Medicine, Asplora.

The newly elected council of the University of Salford’s Biomedicine Society have swiftly made their mark and are recipients of a grant from The Institute of Biomedical Science which will enable them to roll out learning resources for 500 Greater...

The University of Salford, in collaboration with Innovate UK and Horizon EU V2X Cluster, brought together leading experts from across the UK and Europe to help shape the future of smart energy systems – at a time when the sector is moving from...

Our mission is to turn cutting-edge knowledge into real-world impact, enriching ambitious students and advancing collaborative research with industry, public-sector and social-enterprise partners, so that together we co-create a greener, more...

For any academic, the chance to attend international conferences is a real career highlight. Now, an academic from the University of Salford Business School, Dr Mohammed Albakri, has been commended with two awards at the 2nd International Conference...

Salford Business School has achieved a major milestone in employer-recognised teaching excellence: its Business IT (Information Technology) and Business Management programmes have been awarded Tech Industry Gold accreditation by TechSkills – the...

An accomplished alumna of the University of Salford Business School is a shining example of perseverance and dedication. A mother of two boys, Camisha Winter was pregnant with her first baby during her first year at the University. Despite the added...

University of Salford Business School’s partnership with HR consultancy, Peninsula UK, is helping to futureproof and further the careers of HR (human resources) professionals in the Greater Manchester region, through professional development and...

Covid 19 has heaped even more pressure than usual on A-a-level and B-Tec students this year. Disruption caused by the pandemic and various lockdowns and missed lessons mean many learners are playing catch up with their studies.