Choosing a university is one of the biggest decisions you'll make - and we want to help you make the right one.
At our Open Days you’ll get a real sense of what studying with us is like. You’ll get to take part in talks and Q&As, speak to staff and students, tour our campus, explore our accommodation and much more.
Explore our campus, learn more about our courses and discover your potential here at Salford through our virtual platform.
Visit our Made in Salford blog and find out how to make friends at university, things you didn't know you could do in Salford, life on campus and more!
If you're living off-campus or considering commuting to university from a little further afield, we’re well set up with transport links and on-campus facilities to help you settle into university life.
There are countless reasons why our university could be the place for you, including our unbeatable links to industry, state-of-the-art facilities and award-winning academics.
But the thing we love most about Salford is the community our staff and students have built together, to make our campus a warm and welcoming place to live and study.
Did you know that if you apply for a loan through Student Finance, you won't start paying this back until you're earning over £25,000? Find out more information about fees and additional funding, including bursaries and scholarships, and when you can apply for financial support.
Once you've had an offer accepted with us, you may start thinking about where you're going to live once your studies begin. Whether you're considering staying in university accommodation, living off-campus or commuting from home, we've provided the key information you need to help you make a decision.
The majority of our undergraduate applications are via UCAS, but there are some exceptions. See our how to apply page for further information to help you get started.
Once you've made an application to study with us, you'll receive a decision on whether your application has been successful. Find out more including what to expect next, information on fees and funding and key dates for your diary.
If you don't have enough UCAS points, there are alternative options to consider, such as the Salford Alternative Entry Scheme.
At Salford, we have a number of support systems in place to help you thrive while you study with us. See what support services are available.
Whether you want to order a prospectus, ask a question, or chat with one of our current students - get in touch with us and one of our friendly team will be able to help.
