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Coles-Medlock Foundation pledges further support for Centre for Doctoral Training
School of Health and Society
The Coles-Medlock Foundation has pledged to fund the inaugural Professorial Chair for the University of Salford Centre for Doctoral Training (CDT) in Prosthetics and Orthotics.
Collaboration helps create AI careers and shape future legal technology education
Power of US
A collaboration between Claim.co.uk and the University of Salford has come to fruition with the recruitment of an AI specialist who has joined the company’s growing Legal Tech and AI division.
Collaborative R&D
We use our expertise to work with partners to drive forward business innovation. Our collaborative partnership approach is designed to address the frustrations that businesses face when they have innovative ideas but lack the internal expertise and...
Collaborative research film screened at New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art
School of Arts, Media and Creative Technology
University of Salford academics have created a film on the Arts for the Blues project, a collaborative research venture that developed a new evidence based creative psychological therapy for depression. The ground-breaking film was recently screened...
Combining Profit with purpose: Salford Business School commits to supporting social enterprises navigate the current economic climate
Salford Business School
University of Salford Business School to host event to help social enterprises amidst the current challenging economic landscape this May
Comedian Alex Brooker comes to Salford
School of Health and Society
“All my mates know I’ve got a prosthetic leg. I bet they’ve never thought about the person who has to make it for me.” The University was delighted to welcome comedian and TV presenter Alex Brooker on Monday for an exclusive tour. He was here to...
Comedian and academic Lisa Moore makes waves with new BBC Radio 4 series ‘Where to, Mate?’
School of Arts, Media and Creative Technology
A new comedy series set in the back of taxi cabs is getting rave reviews. ‘Where to, Mate?’ explores the funny and revealing character-led conversations that take place in cabs across Greater Manchester every day.
Comedian Robin Ince to give prestigious Babel Lecture at University
School of Arts, Media and Creative Technology
The University of Salford will host the prestigious Babel Lecture for the first time.
Comedy graduate Karl Porter goes viral with football celebration video
School of Arts, Media and Creative Technology
A University of Salford comedy graduate says he’s hoping for bigger opportunities after a clip of him performing a slow-motion football celebration went viral on social media.
