Applying and studying at university can be a challenge for any student, but for those who are seeking sanctuary or been granted refugee status in the UK, there can be many legal and emotional challenges as well. We work in partnership with local and...
Santander has partnered with the University of Salford to offer support to entrepreneurial students who are facing hardship within their businesses due to the Coronavirus.
Santander is more than just a bank. In partnership with us, Santander Universities offers you free learning resources and scholarships alongside giveaways throughout the year to help you along your university journey. You don't have to bank with...
At Salford, we understand the importance of helping students to enhance their employability prior to graduation and, thanks to partners like Santander Universities, we are able to provide our students with life-changing experiences.
After a 10-year collaboration, the University of Salford and Santander have renewed their shared commitment to provide key opportunities for students in higher education.
Studying at the University of Salford is an exciting experience, and our industry-focused courses will prepare you for success. You will be taught by staff who are experts in their field, and you will put your learning into practice in real-world...
The University of Salford would like to invite all members of the public, legal professionals and those in related industries, students from across the region and beyond, to the Salford Business School's Annual Law Lecture chaired by Dr Sally Penni.
The School of Health and Society at the University of Salford has confirmed a number of dates for its upcoming Honorary Professorial Lecture Series 2022/2023. These are open events, which everyone is welcome to attend.
A scholarship which gives young people from disadvantaged backgrounds from anywhere in the UK vital support to access higher education is to be extended and expanded.
A talented rugby player has been given a valuable opportunity to further his education, while continuing to play, thanks to a scholarship from the University of Salford’s Business School.
