University of Salford

Salford is part of Greater Manchester, a thriving, diverse city-region in the north-west of England and home to some of the most open and friendly people. There’s an entrepreneurial spirit where big ideas are made reality.
There is also fun to be had with some of the greatest sports, culture and music scenes in the world. Salford and Manchester are home to anyone who loves to work hard and play hard.
Less than two miles away from the bustling city centre, Salford provides a first-class education to over 20,000 students spread across four specialised schools, serving the needs of industry, commerce and education.
Brand new student accommodation has been built in the centre of the main campus, offering outstanding facilities in a convenient location. There is also significant ongoing investment around the campus to create and improve outstanding learning facilities to support the excellent teaching offered at Salford.
The university has an active and diverse student body with a range of study options on offer, including a specially-designed international foundation year, pre-sessional English courses and both undergraduate and postgraduate degrees.
Over the past five years, over GBP 5 million has been awarded in scholarships, giving generous financial assistance to students to ease the burden of studying abroad. Salford is also a member of the Northern Consortium of UK Universities (NCUK), a group of 16 leading institutions dedicated to providing access for international students.
Amongst numerous subjects, the university has a thriving arts and media scene and has close industry links with BBC and ITV as part of the leading MediaCityUK, offering access to outstanding facilities and opportunities.
Salford was ranked in the top 800 universities worldwide in the 2019 Times Higher Education (THE), and provides top-class teaching ranked in the THE European Teaching Rankings (2018).