Boosting Disaster Preparedness
As part of International Risk Reduction Day, today, October 13, the University of Salford is announcing a project in Sri Lanka with the World Bank, working to build climate resilience in communities.
As part of International Risk Reduction Day, today, October 13, the University of Salford is announcing a project in Sri Lanka with the World Bank, working to build climate resilience in communities.
To celebrate International Day of Women and Girls in Science a team from the University of Salford headed to the WISE festival at the British Library in London to take Bioselfies.
Borrow books for up to 13 weeks. Use click and collect or self-service for easy borrowing. We're having trouble sending email receipts from the self-service machines right now. You can check your loans in your library account.
We spoke to Bethan Marsh, Early Careers Manager at Bowmer and Kirkland, to find out how a longstanding commitment to sponsoring and developing homegrown talent and a collaborative partnership with the University of Salford have become central to...
We spoke to Civil Engineering apprentice Bradley Joynson-Burkert, currently in Year 5 of his programme, while working in the UK rail industry.
Discover an almost complete run of the 19th-20th century journal, Brass Band News, and five 19th century posters for brass band contests and performances.
Four comedy writing and performance alumni at the University of Salford, James Tangye, Tom Roberts, Will Rice and Justin Glenister, along with Media and Performance alumna Elena Courtney, have launched Glass Crumpet, a comedy production company with...
As negotiations on a final Brexit deal with the EU begin, experts from the University of Salford Business School offer advice to the negotiating team.
As Britain prepares for its first steps outside the EU, Simon Chadwick, Professor of Sports Enterprise at the University of Salford Business School, looks at what the impact may be on the business of sport in the country.