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Three female Biomedicine students from Salford have successfully secured a place on the highly prestigious Postgrad Life Sciences summer internship, offered by the University of Cambridge.

At the Living Wage Champion Awards last night, the Living Wage Foundation awarded the Salford Living Wage City Action Group (of which the University of Salford is an active member), the ‘Places Champion Award’. This recognises its success in...

The University of Salford has scooped three awards at a prestigious educational event with the School of Health & Society’s partnership with the Northern Care Alliance winning the Business/Industry Collaboration Award.

At Salford, we are proud that our students come from all walks of life, with varying experiences that enrich both the University and wider communities of Salford and Greater Manchester. We also strive to provide a level playing field for all our...

Tuition fees for new home undergraduate students in the 2025/26 academic year will be £9,535 per year (see GOV.UK for updates on tuition fees). Fees for foundation years, international students, postgraduate programmes and part-time programmes vary...

We have secured funding to support study exchanges and specific mobility projects that schools have submitted a bid for the academic year. For study placements, we can provide Turing funding to cover student mobilities. Please see Our Partnerships...

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.

BBC Radio 1 have announced that Salford BA (Hons) TV & Radio Production graduate Vicky Hawkesworth will join forces with Dean McCullough to host a brand-new daytime show (Monday – Thursday, 1pm - 3.30pm) on the network, with the first show...

Scientists have created at ice crystals at 235 °c as part of an experiment using diamonds, to learn how liquids compress at extremely high pressures, with impacts for our understanding of earthquakes and carbon capture.

Twin sisters Carly and Kelly are graduating together from the same course at the University of Salford today as they follow in their uncle’s footsteps by joining the police.