Training
Ensuring that all colleagues and students are fully informed about our safeguarding measures is a top priority. To support this, we offer a range of tailored training modules aligned with the specific requirements of each role.
Ensuring that all colleagues and students are fully informed about our safeguarding measures is a top priority. To support this, we offer a range of tailored training modules aligned with the specific requirements of each role.
Here at Team Salford, we are always learning. We never stop! We are curious and take on new experiences in order to be better. By joining our team, you will be supported to develop individually and professionally to be at your best. There are many...
At Salford we are passionate about providing inclusive and accessible training opportunities for our postgraduate students, to enable you to develop professionally and personally during your studies.
Over 500 professionals from the creative industries have received training via the University of Salford’s in-house training hub, The Pipeline.
In a first of its kind, a Trans-Atlantic session which teamed up the University of Salford and Middle Tennessee State University (MTSU), has been streamed to music fans.
A groundbreaking project will allow Salford’s communities to raise their voice about their built environment, aiming to foster more socially cohesive neighbourhoods. The University of Salford has just launched the ENSEMBLE project and needs...
Network Rail own and operate the railway infrastructure in England, Wales and Scotland on behalf of the nation. They work round-the-clock to provide a safe, reliable experience for the millions of people who use the network every day.
On 31 March, we mark Transgender Day of Visibility (TDOV) to celebrate the lives and contributions of trans* and non-binary people within our Salford community and the wider world, while also drawing attention to the challenges transgender people are...
A University of Salford academic is holding a theatrical experience to launch her new book which translates five celebrated contemporary Hungarian plays into English for the first time.
Professor Andy Miah writes in The Conversation about how Artificial Intelligence could be used to increase access to global fiction and literature through translation