University of Salford

Salford ranks 57th in the Guardian University Guide 2027, climbing 28 places from the previous year. It also received an overall Silver rating in the Teaching Excellence Framework 2023, recognising the quality of its undergraduate student experience and outcomes.

Salford’s Careers service helps students explore career options, prepare applications and connect with employers through careers fairs and practical guidance. Support includes individual appointments, workshops and advice on working for yourself. Graduates can continue accessing careers and employability support for life, including job opportunities, interview preparation and help planning their next steps.

For 2026/27, tuition fees for new home undergraduate students are £9,790 annually, with the published fee cap rising to £10,050 for 2027/28. International full-time courses starting in 2027/28 cost £16,920–£22,140 per year, depending on the course and level. Foundation, part-time and postgraduate fees vary, so check your programme’s course page and entry year before budgeting.

Salford’s Inspire Support Scheme provides eligible campus-based undergraduates with £150 in annual credit for learning resources. Qualifying home students from low-income backgrounds and areas with low university participation can receive £500 in total. Eligible UK undergraduates can also access annual bursaries of £1,100 for care leavers or estranged students, and £550 for student carers. The Unite Foundation scholarship can provide successful applicants with accommodation and bills covered for up to three years. Check each scheme’s eligibility and application requirements.