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Showcase your event and brand responsibly by considering and minimising the environmental impact of promotional activity and merchandise.

Join PhD researcher Magdalena Smusz for a two-part event exploring sexuality, romantic relationships, sex education and sexual offending behaviour in neurodivergent people.

The University is committed to minimising resource use, reducing avoidable single‑use plastics and improving recycling performance. Design your event to minimise materials, enable easy sorting, and communicate clearly.

We've created a schedule of activities to welcome you to Salford, help you meet new people and get settled in to university life. Welcome Week starts from 7 September and events will take place across all three campuses (Peel Park, Frederick Road and...

We have plenty of events happening on campus and virtually. There are a few ways to find out what’s happening (depending on what you’re looking for), so we’ve listed a few options below.

UK Visas and Immigration (UKVI) have developed a digital immigration system, meaning that all physical documents (such as a biometric residence permit [BRP]) have been replaced with an online record of your immigration status instead. This is known...

A groundbreaking long-term study into a population of meerkats in Africa has revealed how evolutionary changes can be driven by a lethal pathogen.

If you have suffered from serious exceptional circumstances that are unforeseen and beyond your control, and which have affected your ability to complete assessments, you can use the Exceptional Circumstances (formerly Personal Mitigating...

A master's student who has overcome a drug addiction and a life-changing health condition graduates today with a vow to bring the stories of marginalised communities to life through film.

The University of Salford’s exercise physiology testing service is aimed at runners or cyclists who want to learn more about their fitness and how to improve it. Knowledge of your fitness allows for realistic training zones to be set, making training...