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Salford nursing leader celebrates Honorary Professor appointment
A senior nurse who has dedicated over 40 years of her life to the NHS is joining the University of Salford as an Honorary Professor.
Studying BSc Nursing Studies (Top-Up): Mini's Story
Mini arrived in Salford to complete our BSc Nursing Studies (Top-up) and enhance the nursing expertise she had already developed in her home country of India. Read below to discover more about her experiences studying at Salford and her part-time job...
Nursing graduate Fay shortlisted for global healthcare award
A University of Salford graduate has been shortlisted for a prestigious global nursing award.
Salford Professor inducted to international ‘Nursing Hall of Fame’
Professor Vanessa Heaslip from the University of Salford has been announced as one of the 2025 International Nurse Researcher Hall of Fame Inductees. She is only the 10th UK nurse to have made the prestigious list in its 16-year history.
Nursing Associate Apprenticeship team shortlisted in national awards
The Nursing Associate Apprenticeship team at the University of Salford have been shortlisted as a national finalist in the ‘FE Week and AELP Apprenticeship and Training Awards 2025’.
In memory – Dr Martin Johnson, Emeritus Professor in Nursing
We are immensely saddened to let you know of the death of our Emeritus Professor in Nursing, Dr Martin Johnson.
First deaf student to complete Adult Nursing degree graduates
Natalie (Nat) Mulley, a deaf Adult Nursing student, has graduated from the University of Salford today.
New nursing degree delivered at Bury College gains accreditation
A course giving student nurses the opportunity to train with the University of Salford at Bury College’s new Health and Digital Centre has gained accreditation from the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC).
Nursing student shortlisted for award after creating support group
Second-year adult nursing student Nathan Harrison has been shortlisted in the Student Nursing category at the RCNi Nurse Awards 2020.
