University of Salford

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The University of Salford was established in 1850 and gained university status in 1967. It is a public type university that is located in Salford, Greater Manchester. The university’s total number is 21,500, from which 17,325 students are pursuing undergraduate, and the other 4,175 students are pursuing post-graduation

University at Glance

Tuition Fee

$1000

IELTS

7.0

Sec School

12th

Deadline

21,Aug,22

Campus

The University of Salford has a main Peel Park campus that was opened on 22 August 1846. This campus of the university has all the essential main buildings. The university also has a library which was opened in 1971, and Prince Philip opened it.

Research

The University’s John Armstrong Welsh Laboratories has the KidsCan Children’s Cancer Research Centre. The university is engaged in more than one research program that contributes to the region’s economy.

Programs and academic groups

The University of Salford offers education to its students through seven of its schools which are as follows:

Salford Business School
School of Health and Society
School of Health Sciences
School of Arts and Media
School of the Built Environment
School of Computing, Science, and Engineering
School of Environment and Life Sciences

Student Life

The university has an accommodation team that manages around two accommodation villages, and the prices of the rooms come inclusive of on-site social areas, free on-site gym, and wi-fi. The halls of residences that the university provides for accommodation are varied, so it is up to the students to choose which room they would like to live in