Salford Business School

History

Established with a clear vision to excel in teaching, research, innovation and engagement, Salford Business School enjoys an excellent national and international reputation for its courses, teaching quality and the progression of students into responsible positions across a variety of industries.

Our emphasis of combining a highly contemporary curriculum with a range of professional development opportunities provides a mix of academic and hands on development.

Salford Business School aims to be a first-choice international provider of next-generation business and management education and research developing graduates, managers and leaders in the digitally-connected, complex global knowledge economy who are transformational in thinking, behaviour and practice.

Research at Salford Business School delivers real business solutions, with particular expertise in:

We believe that 'hands on' work experience is an integral aspect of the learning process. That is why we continually engage with industry to forge partnerships that offer a range of pathways into the workplace.

At Salford you’ll join a supportive and thriving student community with over 20,000 students from over 100 different countries, so you can be sure of a diverse and welcoming university experience.

We know that coming to university can be a daunting as well as an exciting experience, but there is no need to worry.
We pride ourselves on being a supportive and inclusive university and have a range of support services that are tailored to your needs and with services on each campus site, the answer should only be a short walk away.

One of the most important decisions you need to make about your life as a student at Salford is where you are going to live.
Whether you’re thinking of staying in University accommodation, living off campus or commuting from home, it’s important to consider your options.

Three library sites, located across a wi-fi enabled campus, including a state of the art facility at MediaCityUK.
Our cutting edge resource discovery tool, SOLAR, allows access to all our academic resources from a single interface, including more than 365,000 books, 35,000 e-journals and 600,000 e-books and several special collections and archives.

The University's licence agreements mean that some software titles are available for distribution from IT Services, or at discounted prices for use either on campus or at home. Personal or home use is subject to compliance with the supplier's terms and conditions.

Health Services

Student Life work in partnership with NHS services in the community to ensure that you get the care and support that you need while you study at Salford.

Getting treatment

In order to make sure that you are able to access medical treatment as soon as possible when you need it, it is recommended that you register with a GP as soon as you arrive at University.

Come to Salford and you’ll be based on a leafy, riverside campus only one and a half miles (2.5km) from Manchester city centre – so you’ll get the best of both worlds.
We have four University campuses, which, over the last few years, have undergone significant regeneration to offer the best learning spaces for you to develop your skills in your chosen subject area.
We’re continuing to invest heavily in our campus and facilities, to ensure that you get a great university experience.

Sports Centre: If it’s sport you’re into then the Sports Centre, open 7 days a week, has something for you. Whether you’re looking to make a splash in our five lane 25m pool, or chill out and relax in the spa and sauna, there really is something to suit all tastes, needs and purposes.

Our Students’ Union has a range of great facilities for you to use and events to get involved with, such as our activity groups. There are over 70 student led clubs and societies, and, if you can’t find what you’re looking for – then why not start your own?