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OPEN DAYS
Come and meet us in person at one of our Open Days. There will be guided tours, presentations about the subjects you’re interested in and opportunities to meet staff and current students. If you’ve not quite made up your mind yet about which course to take, our Open Days are a great chance to chat to our teaching staff and figure out which path is right for you. They can give you information about the types of modules you could study, what kind of work placements could be available and the possible careers ahead of you. Student ambassadors will be on hand all day to answer any questions you have about living and studying at Salford, and they’ll be more than happy to chat to you about their own experiences of Salford life.
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ABOUT More than just a degree
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Salford and proud
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A tale of two cities
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Join us on social
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CAMPUS Discover our campus
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Our facilities
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Hidden gems on campus
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Make yourself at home – our student accommodation
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Commuting from home
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Team Salford
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SUPPORT askUS: Our student support service
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Careers and employability
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Student story: BA (Hons) Journalism (Broadcast)
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Student story: BSc (Hons) International Events Management
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Launch: Our on-campus business incubation centre
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Learn a language
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International opportunities
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Student story: BSc (Hons) Sport Rehabilitation
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University of Salford Students’ Union
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Fees and finance
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Cost of living in Salford
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COURSES Entry requirements
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How to apply
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Important information
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Other study options
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Student Story: BSc (Hons) Quantity Surveying (Degree Apprenticeships)
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Student Story: BSc (Hons) Architectural Design and Technology
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Course listings
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MORE THAN JUST A DEGREE
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As Dean of Students, it’s my responsibility to make sure all our students have the best possible experience during their time at Salford. Professo
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There are many reasons why the University of Salford is a fantastic place to start your future. We’ve made huge investments in our campus over the past few years, creating state-of-the-art learning facilities and modern student spaces. We’ve built relationships with organisations of all sizes and across all industry sectors to bring you opportunities to gain authentic and meaningful experiences, which will help give you the edge in a competitive job market after graduating. We use our links with industry in multiple ways throughout the curriculum. In addition to offering many placement or internship opportunities, these include using live briefs as part of a course, involving industry experts in the creation of course content, providing guest lectures and taking part in the assessment process. This ensures you will develop not only the knowledge, but the key skills and attributes needed by employers, and what you learn in the classroom can equally be used in a professional work setting. Embarking on a degree is no easy feat, and it should be challenging personally as well as academically. We pride ourselves on the support we offer to our students, whatever your circumstances, and we’re here with you every step of the way.
You’ll receive personalised wrap-around support throughout your time at Salford, whether you’d like extra guidance on successful revision techniques, understanding how to perfect your interview skills, or to fine tune your digital skills, we can help. Alongside our more academic skills development, we also provide extensive support through our askUS service. Created in coordination with students, our dedicated askUS service is our one-stop shop encompassing wellbeing, counselling, financial advice, disability support, accommodation, careers and enterprise, LGBTQIA+, international and faith support. The thing I love most about Salford is the community that our students and staff have created together; our belief in the talents of our students and our commitment to their success is visible across the University. I know you’ll find a way to make your mark at Salford.
Professor Neil Fowler Dean of Students
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Our MediaCityUK Campus
Salford Lads Club, Salford
SALFORD AND PROUD There are many things that make Salford unique, but our location is one of the things that really sets us apart. 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 you’ll meet. There’s an entrepreneurial spirit here we’ve got big ideas and we make them happen. But we also know how to have fun – 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. Our main campus is just 2km from Manchester city centre, and our MediaCityUK campus shares a skyline with the BBC and ITV. Everything you need for an outstanding university experience.
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A TALE OF TWO CITIES University life isn’t just about lectures and labs – the city you live in also shapes how you learn and the person you will become.
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Salford and Manchester are cities full of history, culture and places just waiting to be discovered and explored. Here’s just a taster of what the cities have to offer…
CULTURE AND ART The Science and Industry Museum is a mustsee for engineering students, telling the story of Manchester’s pivotal role in the advancement of technology and industry.
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Just a ten minute walk from Peel Park campus, Islington Mill is home to radical, subversive music and visual arts, with a mix of events and exhibitions to inspire and surprise you. Whitworth Art Gallery holds an eclectic and ever-changing collection of historic fine art, contemporary and modern art, textiles, prints and sculptures, set in the beautiful Whitworth Park.
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FOOD AND DRINK We admit it, we’re a bunch of foodies here – but you can find a lot more than avocado toast at one of Manchester’s many food and drink establishments. Salford’s Chapel Street, just a few minutes’ walk from our Peel Park campus, is home to a growing number of independent outlets including veggie favourite Deli Lama, authentic Italian pizza at Vero Moderno, homemade tapas at Porta and beautiful cakes and artwork at GK Gallery.
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In the Northern Quarter it’s all about quirky diners, canteens and cafes – from huge breakfasts or vegan junk food, to American-style burgers and homemade cakes. H
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Manchester’s Chinatown is the second biggest in the UK, with a host of Chinese, Korean and Japanese restaurants, as well as a number of speciality supermarkets. Just outside of the city centre you’ll find Rusholme’s famous ‘curry mile’ offering Indian, South East Asian and Middle Eastern cuisine. Make sure you also visit one of the regular food markets in Manchester city centre or at Salford Quays, whilst the indoor market at Mackie Mayor brings you quality food and drink from local producers and brewers.
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Live music is everywhere in Manchester; see the biggest names at venues such as Victoria Warehouse, the Academy and the O2 Apollo; indie and underground gigs at Night and Day Café, Soup Kitchen and Gorilla; plus annual festivals such as Parklife and Sounds of the City. HOME is more than a cinema; it’s Manchester’s centre for international contemporary art, theatre and film, complete with a bar and restaurant. Discover your new favourite director and get involved in exciting events and exhibitions. We’re proud to be founding partners of HOME, which opens up opportunities for students such as gaining direct industry involvement in the curriculum on relevant courses.
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The Lowry Theatre, named after the Salford artist LS Lowry and located at Salford Quays, hosts plays, comedy shows, dance performances, family activities and gallery exhibitions – right on our doorstep next to MediaCityUK. Want to enjoy your culture even closer to home whilst here? Our campus is home to New Adelphi Theatre, a 350-seat theatre which hosts a range of events, from side-splitting comedy to ground breaking dance projects and big band entertainment, involving both our own students and external companies.
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Hear from our own students on what they enjoy about the local area, from outdoor swimming and running routes, to the best places for brunch and where you can get your next culture fix. Read our student blog at blogs.salford.ac.uk/made-in-salford
SPORT If you’re into sport, you couldn’t choose a better city to live and study in. Manchester is home to two of the world’s leading football clubs; Manchester City, with the Etihad based in Sportcity along with the National Squash Centre, Regional Tennis Centre and National Cycling Centre and the world famous Manchester United, with Old Trafford just two miles from our Peel Park campus. The Manchester Aquatics Centre, purpose built for the 2000 Commonwealth Games, is located on Oxford Road in the city centre and boasts a 50m swimming pool, diving pool, gym and health suite.
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If going for a run to clear your head and enjoy some fresh air is more your type of sport, there are plenty of local running routes. You can take part in organised runs nearby, including two parkrun routes, Great Run Local events at Salford Quays, and the University’s own running club, or set your own route in one of the many local parks, including Peel Park, right on our doorstep!
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Salford Crescent train station is located between our Peel Park and Frederick Road campuses, connecting you to Manchester in less than ten minutes, and Manchester Airport in just half an hour. You can easily travel between Manchester city centre and MediaCityUK by tram, and travelling between MediaCityUK and our Peel Park and Frederick Road campuses by bus is free to students, just show your student ID on the bus. If you decide to commute, there are plenty of local connections to get you to and from your classes quickly and easily by train or bus. Metrolink tram in the city centre
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HOW TO GET THE BEST OUT OF FOLLOWING US So far, the University is looking pretty good right? Shiny buildings, amazing location, the lot. But we get it, we could tell you anything. That’s our job. What you want to know is what it’s really like to study at Salford, from the students who are doing it right now. That’s where your favourite social media platform comes in. We regularly hand over our social accounts to our students so they can give you a glimpse into their day to day life - helping you make that big decision about where to study.
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Visit the Made in Salford blog With posts on everything from organising your study schedule, to organising your social life, this is your go-to guide for settling in to university life. See blogs.salford.ac.uk/made-in-salford Hack: use the tags to filter by the course you’re interested in.
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With around 2,000 students on average joining the group each year, you don’t want to be left out. This is your opportunity to chat to potential coursemates, and flatmates well before you arrive on campus. All applicants will receive an invitation to join the group, so keep an eye on your emails!
The Social Media Team are online to answer your questions between 9.30am and 5.30pm, Monday to Friday. We’ll always get back to you on the same day, usually within an hour. Hack: remember to look out for our Instagram and Facebook live streams when you can get instant responses from students and staff.
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Picture yourself here Did you know that our main campus sits right next to the oldest publicly funded park in England? The combination of the modern and the traditional is what we love about our campus, and we’re always showing it off on Instagram. Hack: Want LOLs? Our Insta Stories are where we let loose…
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Access exclusive content The likes of Peter Kay, Jason Manford and Olympic medallist Beth Tweddle all studied at Salford – and they’ve all appeared on our social channels. Follow us to see more special guests throughout the year.
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We’ve built our campus with everyone who uses it in mind – our students, staff, businesses and local residents – and created a space where everyone feels welcome. Our friendly security team is consistently recognised and accredited for their efforts in keeping everyone safe on campus.
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Our teaching and learning facilities are split between our three sites...
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PEEL PARK Our main campus, Peel Park, offers you the best of both worlds: state-of-theart learning facilities within minutes of a world-class city, set against beautiful green spaces to relax and socialise.
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On this campus you’ll easily spot our futuristic New Adelphi Building, the home of our art, design, music, performance and architecture subjects. Equally as eye-catching though is the Peel Building, opened in 1896 and one of our founding buildings, now home to students studying courses in environment and life sciences.
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MEDIACITYUK We are the only University to have a campus at MediaCityUK, the home of TV, digital and creative businesses in the north, including the BBC and ITV. It’s a lively, professional environment, with a wide range of restaurants, bars, shops and leisure facilities, which is expected to double in size in the coming years as the second phase of planned development is completed.
FREDERICK ROAD Frederick Road campus, just ten minutes’ walk from Peel Park, is home to our nursing, midwifery, psychology, social sciences, sports and health sciences courses. Here you’ll find all the facilities you’ll need to equip you with the skills and knowledge you’ll need for a successful and fulfilling career, such as the Patient Simulation Suite, Sports Injury Clinic, Podiatry Clinic and Human Performance Lab.
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See the next few pages for details of the facilities that are housed within each of our campuses.
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OUR FACILITIES At the University of Salford, we have a long history of providing people with the tools they need to succeed. We invest heavily in our facilities to ensure you’re using industry-standard equipment during your studies, meaning you’ll graduate with a working knowledge of the practical concepts that you’ll be faced with day to day. We’ve got ambitious plans for the future too and our campus continues to evolve and grow. Our doors are also open to industry, and you’ll often brush shoulders with staff from commercial organisations using our facilities for testing products or training their staff. Here’s just a taster of facilities on campus…
ANECHOIC CHAMBER One of a select few found in the world, and regarded as the quietest place in the north-west, our anechoic chamber provides students, researchers and industry partners with a unique acoustic environment. With no audio reflections, this room is ideal for testing microphones, musical equipment and quiet products. Once you enter the chamber and close the doors, it’s said you can hear your blood circulating!
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PATIENT SIMULATION SUITE When you train to become a nurse, midwife or allied health professional at Salford, you’ll face real-life scenarios in the safe and supportive environment of our Simulation Suite. Set up just like a hospital ward, the suite is equipped with human patient simulators, including two adults, a newborn baby, a child and a birthing mum. You’ll learn how to perform vital procedures that you’ll use throughout your career, under the supervision of trained practitioners. As part of the suite, we also have an immersive simulation room, which allows students to be transported to any environment without having to leave the suite. The technology combines a series of cameras which project realistic images onto the walls, with audio equipment to transform the space into anything from the back of an ambulance to a nightclub, prison cell or family home.
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HUMAN PERFORMANCE LABORATORY The Human Performance Lab is a teaching and research facility used by students on our sport and exercise courses, as well as physiotherapy, podiatry and prosthetics and orthotics. It’s one of the best equipped labs of its kind, containing an extensive range of biomechanical and physiological equipment. Here, you’ll assess your client’s fitness and performance needs, design exercise programmes and more. As it’s a professional, working lab, you’ll have the opportunity to work with clients at all levels, from recreational exercisers to elite athletes. We also have a number of working clinics on campus where, under the supervision of fully trained staff, our students use state-of-the-art equipment and techniques to provide a wide range of treatments to patients and clients. These include a podiatry and sports injury clinic, counselling centre and prosthetics and orthotics lab.
CLIFFORD WHITWORTH LIBRARY Our main library is a fresh, modern learning space with PC suites, Mac computers, laptops available to loan, bookable work rooms and café. The library is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, so you can study at a time that suits you. You’ll also find study spaces across the University, so a quiet place to work is never far away.
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THE OCTAVE The Octave Laboratory is a multi-model research platform, display, and capture space which enables us to rapidly prototype solutions and research new techniques before they are launched into industry. The Octave is designed to integrate with and work alongside many of our other specialist facilities across our Peel Park and MediaCityUK campuses.
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BODMER LABORATORY The Bodmer Lab, named after Sir Walter Bodmer - the British scientist behind the mapping of the human genome, is a multimillion-pound hub for students studying biology, biomedical sciences, chemistry and wildlife related courses. The lab gives our students experience using cutting edge technical equipment and is equipped with an AV system that enables lecturers to be linked visually and audibly with some or all of the interconnected labs. Thanks to a network of suspended HD televisions, each student can see and hear the lecturer clearly from wherever they are situated.
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NEW ADELPHI New Adelphi is the home of arts and culture on campus, designed to inspire your imagination and spark your curiosity. If you study music, performance, art, design or architecture, you’ll hone your skills in facilities that mirror those used by professionals in the industry.
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Artists and designers have their own dedicated workshops, ranging from traditional model making tools to 3D printers and laser cutters. The printing lab contains specialist equipment from screen printers and lithotables to etching presses and felt looms. For architecture students, our carefully designed open plan studio space provides you with an inspiring environment to develop your ideas, work collaboratively and share best practice. All of these facilities allow us and our students to strengthen the relationships we have with industry collaborators, including HOME, The Lowry, Islington Mill, ITV and the BBC.
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MEDIACITYUK DIGITAL PERFORMANCE LAB Our experimental performance and lecture space is equipped with one of the largest HD screens in Europe and is perfect for showcasing computer gaming, animation and dance performances.
Every time I step into MediaCityUK it’s just so inspiring. I think it’s also really great that my lecturers are industry professionals which is very motivating, working among people who are in the positions we’re aiming for. As well as that, there’s the obvious factor of resources. I get to work with state-ofthe-art equipment, which is fantastic, as you familiarise yourself with equipment the industry are using. Ryan Ogden, BA (Hons) Film Production
JOURNALISM CENTRE MediaCityUK houses our journalism centre, which includes a TV studio, newsroom, radio studio and editing gallery. Here our journalism students produce digital content across multiple channels, developing and honing their reporting and content production skills.
TV STUDIOS We have two TV studios and a green screen area equipped with cameras that can turn the studio into a 3D digital environment, allowing us to achieve effects like those seen on weather reports and children’s television. These facilities are industry-standard and are regularly used by the BBC and other media organisations.
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MediaCityUK is home to our student-led broadcast channel, Quays News - our University-wide news channel made by students right here on campus with support from industry professionals and guest editors from the BBC and ITV.
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Our unique additive and digital manufacturing hub is made up of the Maker Space and the Morson Engine Room, and is funded by the Salford-based Morson Group - a global leader in technical recruitment and engineering excellence. In this space you can acquire real-world engineering and digital fabrication skills alongside hands-on training, providing the experience that employers want and need in industry. THE MAKER SPACE The Maker Space is an open lab for students to explore digital fabrication technologies. Students have access to 3D printers, laser cutters, vinyl cutters and clean working spaces for assembling projects. There is also a dedicated computer suite for 2D and 3D design (CAD) and electronics workbenches.
THE MORSON ENGINE ROOM The Morson Engine Room is home to heavy duty, industrial grade machinery and equipped with a waterjet cutter, metal additive manufacturing, large format 3D printing, state-of-the-art digital and optical microscopes and reverse engineering metrology instrumentation. Guided by skilled engineers, students can learn how to use and operate these machines to build skills in relation to design for manufacture, assembly and inspection.
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HIDDEN GEMS ON CAMPUS PEEL PARK Peel Park was the first public park in the United Kingdom funded entirely by the people’s subscription to officially open. Created in 1846, it was free to use and brought all Salford residents together. Benefiting from a recent £1.6 million transformation, the park provides a beautiful green space to relax outside of lectures.
NEW ADELPHI THEATRE The theatre, located in the New Adelphi Building on our Peel Park campus, has an exciting events calendar with live music, art, comedy and performance events. With work on show from established, international touring companies to emerging artists and our own students, we are proud to host a diverse programme with something for everyone. At its heart, our vision is committed to nurturing the emerging talents of our graduates, supporting the work of our postgraduates and fostering partnerships with regional, national and international artists.
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SALFORD MUSEUM AND ART GALLERY Salford Museum and Art Gallery was the UK’s ‘first free public library’, which opened in January 1850. The building was a mansion house known as Lark Hill, which had been built in the 1790s and has given its name to the museum’s famous Lark Hill Place; a Victorian street within the museum. Today, Salford Museum and Art Gallery presents an exciting programme of permanent displays and changing contemporary exhibitions from its home adjacent to our Peel Building on Peel Park campus. We’d also recommend a visit to the gift shop, which showcases work from local artists and designers, and don’t forget to sample one of the café’s homemade cakes!
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MAKE YOURSELF AT HOME Living on campus is a great way to really immerse yourself in student life whilst giving you the peace of mind that everything you need is within easy reach.
PEEL PARK QUARTER Peel Park Quarter is our thriving student village in the heart of our Peel Park campus, offering you affordable luxury in a safe and secure environment. You’ll be a stone’s throw from learning spaces, the library, Students’ Union and campus shop. All rooms come with an en-suite, desk, chair, and small double bed with under-bed storage. Wifi
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JOHN LESTER AND EDDIE COLMAN COURTS John Lester and Eddie Colman Courts are perfect if you’re studying a nursing or health related course, as they’re located next to our Frederick Road campus. It’s also just a short walk from Peel Park, and a short free bus ride to MediaCityUK. All rooms come with a bed (single or double, depending on the room), wardrobe, desk, chair and storage heater, with a shared bathroom and a good-sized kitchen. Wifi
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C A M P U S John Lester and Eddie Colman Courts - Diamond Room
All accommodation at the University of Salford Student Village is owned and managed by specialist student accommodation provider Campus Living Villages. Prices start from £99.50* a week in John Lester and Eddie Colman Courts and £133.12* in Peel Park Quarter. Prices include all your utilities (water, electricity), contents insurance, 24/7 staff on-site, use of all on-site facilities (eg. gyms at both sites and social areas) and high speed wifi. Both sites contain specially adapted rooms for anyone with additional needs. Peel Park Quarter also has the option of a carer room for physically non-independent students. You can visit the accommodation at one of our Open Days or you can contact Salford Student Village directly to arrange a separate viewing at salford@clvuk.com.
HOW TO APPLY Our rooms are extremely popular and book up fast – places open for booking each spring and we’ll contact all applicants when this happens to let them know. For the latest information and prices, visit www.campuslivingvillages.co.uk/salford
VILLAGE LIFE If you choose to live here, you can take part in Salford Student Village’s Village Life programme. Village Life is a popular and free social calendar of events that runs throughout term time.
PRIVATE ACCOMMODATION If you decide to live off campus, we recommend you use Manchester Student Homes to find a good quality student home. All their landlords are accredited, and they can support you should you have any problems with your accommodation. For further details please visit www.manchesterstudenthomes.com
* Rates displayed are for the 2020/21 academic year and are subject to change. Prices vary depending on room type and tenancy length. Please refer to www.campuslivingvillages.co.uk/salford for the most up-to-date pricing.
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COMMUTING FROM HOME You can easily reach us via public transport with Salford Crescent Train Station actually on our main campus. We are just over a mile away for Manchester city centre, that’s just a 15 minute walk or five-minutes if you hop on one of the buses which run every few minutes. If you’re travelling by train, Salford Crescent is perfectly placed with four trains to Manchester Piccadilly every hour.
If you are travelling to our MediaCityUK campus, you can show your student ID card on the bus to ride for free. Alternatively, if you’re commuting in by tram, there’s a Metrolink stop right outside our MediaCityUK campus. On our campuses we have over 400 spaces for bicycles and there are a number of car parks for those travelling by car.
It’s so easy to commute with Salford being so close to the City Centre, just a ten minute journey from Manchester Piccadilly station and then a 2 minute walk to my lectures.
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COMMON ROOMS On campus we have loads of chill-out spaces and comfortable seating zones for our commuting students. Our Common Rooms have everything you need to pass the time between lectures with solo and group study spaces, a lounge area with TV, kitchenette with microwaves and fridges, gender-neutral accessible toilets, lockers and even a pool table.
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TEAM SALFORD You can’t think about Salford and Manchester without thinking about sport, it’s in our blood. SPORTS CENTRE Our facilities include a 25-metre swimming pool with spa and sauna; five fitness suites, including strength, cardio and conditioning rooms, all containing the latest gym equipment supplied by our partners Matrix Fitness UK; and multi-use sports hall for badminton, basketball, netball and five-aside-football. Next to the Sports Centre we have two 11-a-side football pitches and a brand-new 3G pitch that can be used for a range of activities such as football, rugby league and union, ultimate frisbee, softball and much more.
Team Salford unites all sports teams at the University, with the aim of making exercise accessible and fun for everyone. So whether you’re a regular gym-goer or you’ve never even taken the tags off your trainers, we can help you find a sport or activity that suits you – you could even start your own club.
We offer a range of fitness classes in our state-ofthe-art Studio Room, including Metafit, Zumba, yoga, pilates, studio cycling and the new and popular boogie bounce. We look to regularly refresh our timetable to bring you a variety of enjoyable classes at convenient times and to help you recover after your workouts, our health hub offer a range of discounted massage treatments. Located on Peel Park Campus, the Sports Centre is the perfect place to keep fit and healthy, relax, and make friends, right on your doorstep. Our Sport Rehabilitation students offer free sports massages and injury treatment on Monday evenings and Wednesday afternoons for Sports Centre members and sports team members during term times (this service is subject to availability and pre-booking is essential). This is a unique student-led service, offering additional value to our memberships. Sports Centre membership costs from as little as £14* per month, and offers fantastic value for money.
*All costs correct at time of printing (January 2020).
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OUR PARTNERSHIPS We’ve teamed up with a number of sports clubs and institutions from across the region to create opportunities for many of our students. We have a wide-ranging partnership with Salford Red Devils RLFC, with players and club staff studying BSc and MSc courses in Salford Business School and the School of Health and Society, whilst our students take on placements at the club each trimester. We support the club with their pre-season testing, creation and development of their marketing and content, and even organise matchday ‘takeovers’, with several University students going to work for the club after graduation. Similar partnerships exist with other local sports teams, including Sale Sharks (rugby union), Manchester Storm (ice hockey) and Manchester Giants (basketball). Thanks to our partnership with the Manchester Institute of Health and Performance (MIHP) our students have the opportunity to treat patients within an elite facility. We have set up a public physiotherapy clinic at the Institute where students on our BSc (Hons) Physiotherapy course conduct sessions whilst being mentored and supported by highly experienced physiotherapists. The public benefits from discounted rates and the ability to be treated at this world class facility. This clinic builds on our research partnership with MIHP which covers many areas of health and physical activity, including osteoarthritis and footwear interventions for patients who have had treatments to the knee.
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ANY QUESTIONS – JUST askUS Your university days can be the most exciting time of your life, but they can also be challenging. Whatever your personal circumstances, we want to make your Salford experience a positive one, which is why we’ve created our dedicated, specialist support service, askUS.
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We can offer you help and advice on a wide range of issues, so whatever’s on your mind, just askUS!
DISABILITY AND LEARNER SUPPORT Our disability and learner support advisors are here to support you with your studies, this can include exam arrangements, emergency evacuation plans and field trip support. We assist students with a range of difficulties and disabilities such as: / Specific Learning Difficulties (SpLD) such as dyslexia, dyspraxia and ADHD / Autism spectrum conditions including Asperger’s / Mental health difficulties such as anxiety, depression and bipolar affective disorder / Hearing and visual impairments / Long-term medical conditions such as epilepsy, Crohn’s disease, cancer, HIV and diabetes / Physical disabilities including multiple sclerosis, cystic fibrosis, hypermobility syndrome and carpal tunnel syndrome
COUNSELLING, WELLBEING AND MENTAL HEALTH SUPPORT If you don’t feel comfortable talking about a problem or worry with friends, family or your tutor, it can be easier to speak to someone outside of the situation. Our wellbeing advisors can offer you a confidential, judgement-free conversation. These aren’t therapeutic sessions, but they will provide you with someone to listen and help you find solutions to your problems. We have on-site mental health nurses and clinical psychologists that are accessible through an appointment with our wellbeing advisors and you can receive ongoing support with them if this is appropriate. We also have working relationships with external services should you need further ongoing support or a supported referral to a specialist service. We offer a counselling service, which is a talking therapy that can help you on your personal journey to understanding your issues. These sessions are confidential and your information won’t be shared with any other services, except in the most exceptional of circumstances. If you currently have support in place for a mental health diagnosis, for example with CAMHS or any other NHS service, we would advise you to contact us prior to arrival to make sure services can be transferred to the local area, ensuring you are supported to make your transition to University life smoother.
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An advisor will discuss support with you at a Reasonable Adjustment Plan (RAP) appointment and produce a RAP to inform your University school of any reasonable adjustments to be made for you while studying at the University. We can also help you apply for Disabled Student Allowance (DSA) if eligible. We encourage students to come to see us as early as possible to ensure support is in place for you. For more information about how we can support you, visit www.askus.salford.ac.uk/disability email disability@salford.ac.uk or call 0161 295 0023 (option 1, option 2).
One in ten of us has caring responsibilities, so if you’re caring for someone whilst studying, we recognise that juggling all of this can be very difficult. To help you we have a student carer co-ordinator, who will meet with you and write a support plan to help you with your time at University. We are currently one of only two universities that offer this to student carers. We can also put you in touch with local and national organisations that provide practical and emotional support. To find out more, visit www.salford.ac.uk/askus/student-carers
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SUPPORT FOR STUDENTS WITH CHILDREN Starting a degree whilst looking after young children can be challenging, but there is a wealth of services available to you at Salford to allow you to achieve your learning goals. Busy Bees nursery, located on our Frederick Road campus, is open 8.00am – 6.00pm every weekday, offering places for babies and children aged three months to five years old (the nursery is independent from the University, places must be pre-booked and are subject to availability). Help with childcare costs is available to students, visit www.gov.uk/childcare-grant for details and to check your eligibility.
You will have opportunities to be involved in events like Manchester and Salford Pride and Trans Days of Visibility and Remembrance. Salford is a great place to be out and proud! Find out more at www.salford.ac.uk/askus/lgbtqi-students and www.salfordstudents.com/groups/lgbtq-e0b1
We also have support for pregnant students and those juggling family and student life. Find out more at www.salford.ac.uk/askus/students-with-families
FAITH Salford is a tolerant, diverse community where students of all faiths, and none, are welcomed. We are proud of our dedicated Faith Centre on Peel Park campus which offers chaplaincy services, Chapel, Muslim Prayer Hall and Kosher kitchen as well as spaces for reflection, discussion, learning, socialising and celebration. Find out more at www.salford.ac.uk/askus/faith-and-religion
MONEY Living independently and having to budget for the first time can be a real learning curve, but there are steps you can take to make sure you manage your money to make it go further. For sign-posting to more guidance and tips on money matters, see page 64 or visit www.salford.ac.uk/money
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LGBTQIA+ Manchester is one of the best queer cities in the UK and it is on your doorstep at Salford. We have an active and vibrant Students’ Union LGBTQ+ Society and specialised pastoral support in askUS. The Salford Trans Forum is a University group that meets regularly to provide students with opportunities to continue to make Salford trans and non-binary friendly. We are also a Stonewall Diversity Champion and are working towards being one of the first trans and non-binary friendly universities in the UK. We have a staff member that can help support your transition at university if you need it.
We know that many of our students do not have the support of their families at university and that this can create barriers to success. We have some of the very best support in place for both care leavers (for example, if you have been in foster care or a residential unit) and for estranged students (students who have little, no, or a negative relationship with both parents). We work nationally with organisations such as the National Network for the Education of Care Leavers and Stand Alone to support students, whether that be financial help and applying for student loans, accommodation and homelessness, emotional support or working with your local authority or support worker to ensure your success at university. Find out more at www.salford.ac.uk/askus/care-leavers www.salford.ac.uk/askus/estranged-students www.standalone.org.uk www.nnecl.org
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SANCTUARY SEEKERS As an Article 26 University we believe access to higher education should be based on ability alone. Asylum seekers and students with limited leave to remain cannot access student finance, so we offer a limited number of Article 26 scholarships for these students each year. Additionally we offer specialist advice and guidance to both sanctuary seekers and refugees who are thinking of how they can access university or choose Salford to study. Find out more at www.salford.ac.uk/askus/ourservices/diversity-and-faith/sanctuary-seekers
INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS The University of Salford is a truly global institution, with over 3,000 international students from over 85 countries, creating a vibrant and multi-cultural atmosphere on campus. We have a range of support services available to you as an international student, to help you settle in and make the most of your time at Salford. We can advise on visa issues, working whilst in the UK, help with English and more. To find out more about the support we offer our international students and how to apply, please visit www.salford.ac.uk/international
ENSURING YOU CAN ACCESS OUR CAMPUS, CURRICULUM, TEACHING, LEARNING AND ASSESSMENT We embrace diversity through our Inclusive and Accessible Teaching and Learning Framework, which reflects our commitment to ensuring our teaching and assessments meet the needs of all of our students. If you experience a disability, medical condition or specific learning difficulty (for example. dyslexia), we strongly recommend that you contact us as soon as you have confirmation that you’ll be joining us. This way, you can start off your time here well prepared, by ensuring that we are aware of your support requirements.
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A degree from the University of Salford is more than just a certificate – we’ll help you graduate with confidence, ready to step into your chosen career. We form strong partnerships with businesses and organisations from all sectors, working hand-in-hand to develop courses that are up-to-date and relevant to today’s challenges. Our academic staff are professionals in their fields, with many actively engaging with industry to continuously update their knowledge and inform their teaching. From internships to employment opportunities, guest speakers to practical, hands-on workshops and lectures; we provide our students with the skills necessary to succeed both academically and in working life beyond graduation.
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I was in charge of what went out on air, so I was pitching story ideas, writing up the briefs and booking guests. I think I made a really good impression because they have asked me to come back as a Freelance Producer.
The work experience the University provide is really valuable because at the end of the day it’s what gets you jobs. If someone could wave a magic wand and I could go back in time knowing what I know now I would still pick the University of Salford, because what it has equipped me with is just incomparable.
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WORK EXPERIENCE We use our partnerships and staff networks to create opportunities for you to gain real, hands-on experience that will help you to develop the professional and personal skills that employers value. The majority of our courses offer work placements, as well as opportunities to take part in live briefs, where you’ll work in teams to deliver solutions for real clients. Many courses also offer a year in industry, giving you the chance to work full-time for an employer. You’ll be paid for your work and you won’t have to pay any tuition fees for the year.
WE’RE WITH YOU ALL THE WAY You can access our professional, on-campus employability services at any time – even after you graduate. We can help you to create the perfect CV and LinkedIn page, as well as practice interview techniques and offer career advice. We also have an on-site recruitment agency called Unitemps, which can help you access part-time and temporary work, working for the University and local employers.
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MEET AMY As part of her BSc International Events Management degree, Salford Business School student Amy Haig took part in an international placement at the Marriott Hotel in Brussels. We caught up with Amy to find out about her experiences.
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“My motivation for doing an industrial placement year was to gain insight into the events industry and get a chance to apply the knowledge and skills I have acquired through my degree so far in a real life working environment. I would definitely say that I achieved this! Working in the events department at the Marriott in Brussels has been an invaluable opportunity to put into practice everything I have learned about event management. It has opened my eyes to the practical and operational sides of the industry.
My placement has not only taught me about hospitality opportunities within the events industry, it has also made me aware of how many other sectors there are within the industry. This experience has clarified for me where my strong skills are, what I need to work on and exactly where I would like to take my career after graduation.
Co-ordinating the conferences and banqueting events at the hotel has really refined my organisational skills, my interpersonal communications skills and my knowledge of the events industry. Being part of a team and having my colleagues rely on me to work hard and pull my weight has shown me that I am capable of much more than I ever imagined I was. Having the responsibility of handling large conferences and being the contact point for the client was a huge responsibility and has shown me that doing a job that you love and taking pride in your work is the best motivation to work hard.
Applying for jobs after graduation can be a daunting experience at the best of times, especially when you don’t know where to start. A professional experience year will give you a clear idea of what kind of job you’re looking for, as well as giving you an edge on other applicants from the employer’s point of view.”
I would 100% recommend doing a placement year! It is the perfect opportunity to get some work experience that is specific to your course.
Find out more about BSc International Events Management at beta.salford.ac.uk/ courses/undergraduate/internationalevents-management
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At the University of Salford, no ambition is too big. If you’ve got a business idea of your own, our Careers and Enterprise team can help bring it to life through funding awards and business start-up support, and we’ve recently launched a brand new business incubation centre on campus to help. For any students that have a brilliant business idea but are unsure of the next steps, or for those thinking of going freelance, we can help turn ideas into reality and provide support through all the vital steps of setting up in business. We can provide you with free hot-desking office space in the heart of Peel Park campus, where you will have access to a networking lounge to grab a coffee and make those all important business connections. The Launch incubator also offers a wide range of support to make the venture of creating a business less daunting. In partnership with the Business Growth Hub we offer a six month support programme including workshops on specific aspects of building a business, as well as mentorship from experienced professionals and subject specific drop in sessions, delivered by staff from the Salford Business School. You will also have access to grants for vital start-up essentials such as software, insurances, licences, basic equipment, training or attendance at trade fairs.
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Anuara Nessa is one of our successful graduates that has received support from Launch, after achieving her BA (Hons) in Fashion Design and MSc in International Business here at Salford. Whilst here, she worked as an intern for Masumi Headwear, founded by honorary industry fellow Ali Nowroozi. Her work at the company led her to be inspired to create her own clothing line under the name of Anuara Design. Anuara Design is a luxury fashion brand with a social cause, which offers a bespoke service as well as exclusive seasonal collections. After receiving supporting from Launch, Anuara has recently launched her first collection online. She has also designed a collection in collaboration with Masumi, using the headwear as an inspiration for her work. She created full outfits to pair with the headwear in order to empower women living with hair loss and breaking the stigma around this. “Launch @SalfordUni was a great learning environment where I have met new people and developed my business knowledge from a different perspective. I’m very thankful for the support I gained from Launch and mentorship from Ali Nowroozi which has inspired me to pursue my goals with dedication, sincerity and trust in business.”
Anuara Nessa, BA (Hons) Fashion Design and MSc International Business
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INTERNATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES
More students than ever before are going abroad. Those who do reap the academic, professional and personal benefits of an international experience. Study and work abroad increase students’ international ambitions, and helps them to develop cultural, social, and political understanding*. Studying or working abroad gives you the opportunity to see more of the world and experience a different style of education. You may also be able to learn a new language and get to know another culture. At Salford, you can enhance your education by studying or working abroad, and we are here to help you make it happen. Whether you want to study or work in Europe, or study further afield, we have an experience to offer you. * Gone International: rising aspirations on the 2016-17 graduating cohort by Universities UK International
For information about all study abroad options, visit www.salford.ac.uk/io
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Erasmus+ is for you if you are interested in studying or pursuing a work contract within Europe. We have many fantastic partner institutions all over Europe, as well as many industry links. If you have the option to undertake a work placement as a part of your degree, you may be able to do this through the Erasmus+ scheme.
If you want to venture further than Europe for a study exchange, our International Exchange programme is for you. With partners in Australia, Canada, Hong Kong, South Korea and the USA, you have the incredible opportunity to visit some fantastic places while taking advantage of the great facilities our partner institutions offer, and travelling to somewhere you may never have had the chance to otherwise.
Erasmus+ funding for training activities is also available to recent University of Salford graduates which are sourced and approved before graduation, and completed within one year. The European Commission funds Erasmus+ and they offer a monthly allowance to you when you study or work abroad through the programme, depending on the country you decide to go to. lease note that we cannot guarantee participation P in the Erasmus+ scheme if the UK leaves the EU and arrangements for replacement programmes have yet to be confirmed. It is possible that our students will still be able to undertake study placements in the EU, however, we do not have confirmation about funding arrangements at the time of writing. We will share more details on our website when possible.
Money needn’t be a barrier if you are considering going abroad. You continue to pay your usual tuition fees to the University, and you are still entitled to your student finance. Studying abroad is a fantastic opportunity for you to develop yourself both personally and professionally, while making new friends from across the globe and acquiring skills that are attractive to potential employers.
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“The opportunity to go to Florida was amazing , not many people get six weeks in the sun working with pro -athletes as part of their university course.�
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MEET AARON Aaron has been all the way to Florida for his Sport Rehabilitation placement. We spoke to him about his experience here in Salford, and how he found working with major sports teams over in the USA.
Aaron Laughlin, BSc (Hons) Sport Rehabilitation Aaron, tell us a bit about yourself…
Tell us about your placement in the USA!
I was born and raised in Manchester and I’m currently studying for a BSc in Sport Rehabilitation where I’m in my third and final year. My hobbies are mostly sport-based, particularly football.
I spent six weeks in Tampa, Florida working with the Major League Baseball team Tampa Bay Rays. It was an amazing opportunity working with elite professionals at the top of their game in the Florida sunshine. I was working in world-class facilities, and I was pitch side with the players in games against teams like the New York Yankees. It was an amazing experience all round! It allowed me to develop hugely and gave me great confidence in myself.
Why did you choose to study BSc Sport Rehabilitation? I’ve always wanted to have a job where I wake up in the morning and look forward to going to work. I felt that studying Sport Rehabilitation would allow me to get a job in sport and give me the opportunity to pursue a career in a field that I am passionate about. What made you choose Salford? I chose Salford due to its reputation for my selected course. The lecturers associated with sports rehab, strength and conditioning are all very well-respected people in the sports community. So that swayed me the most! The facilities and University location are great too. You have everything you need on campus, great transport links being in the middle of Manchester, and the University just generally gave a good impression.
What has been the most valuable part of studying at Salford? My favourite part of studying at Salford would be how enjoyable the course is and the people and opportunities I’ve encountered along the way. The opportunity to go to Florida was amazing, not many people get six weeks in the sun working with pro-athletes as part of their university course. Also, just working on placements within an environment I aspire to work in one day and learning from people who have already made a name for themselves has been second to none. Find out more about BSc Sport Rehabilitation at beta.salford.ac.uk/ courses/undergraduate/sport-rehabilitation
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Here at your Students’ Union, we work around the clock to make sure you love your life at Salford. We provide everything from our Advice Centre to Sports Clubs and Societies, right through to amazing food, drink and incredible events in the heart of campus, at Atmosphere kitchen and bar. We’re run by students, for students, representing you during your time at University - so come and visit us to make sure your time at Salford is truly unforgettable!
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STUDENT VOICE We ensure that your voice is heard at the University and beyond, all the way from Salford to a national level. When we say we are run by students for students, we mean it. We have a full democratic structure that is at the heart of everything we do; our Sabbatical Officers are all elected students, who work full-time to lead your Union and ensure you have the best possible time while at Salford. The structure is supported by voluntary officers, school representatives and student representatives. We also run a number of student-led campaigns and offer funding opportunities for your potential campaign ideas. So if there’s an issue that’s important to you that you want to shout about, we’ll help you do just that.
EVENTS We know how to throw an awesome party. Our dedicated events team put on a whole range of exciting events throughout the year, representing the diversity and interests of all of our members. Some recent highlights… In October we threw our annual Halloween event ‘Atmosfear’, where over a thousand students were transported from the SU to a top secret location for an eye-popping night of top DJs and scary shenanigans. For Valentine’s Day some brave singletons took part in our very own version of
Take Me Out. We also enjoyed throwing some new shapes at one of our Afro-Caribbean Nights with the Denifari African Drum Workshop amongst a whole host of awesome events. Check out www.salfordstudents.com to find out what we get up to! Make sure you keep an eye-out for the Students’ Union Freshers’ Wristband for your Welcome activities too; we want to make sure you’re in the best (and safest) place for events. If you can see our Union logo which is a great signpost to OFFICIAL Union events you’ll know you’re in the right place. Don’t be fooled by any imitations!
SPORT Sport is an amazing way to keep fit, feel good and make some new mates! Working with the University and our Sports Centre, your Students’ Union brings you Team Salford – the home of sport at the University of Salford. If you’re a dedicated sports person looking to show your skills on a competitive level, our Club Sport teams play up and down the country against other universities. Or if you love to take part in team games on a smaller scale, we have Campus Leagues, competing with just Salford students. If you’d rather play without any commitment, Give Sport a Go allows you to turn up and try new sports every week, with a variety to choose from.
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SOCIETIES We know coming to university is more than just working hard and getting a degree – it’s also an opportunity to meet like-minded people and make great friends for life. We run a huge range of student-led society groups to suit every interest, such as course-based groups, international groups and faith groups. They meet up regularly for social events, working together, campaigning and much more. Can’t find a group that interests you? You could start your own! We can provide all the support you need including advice and start-up funding.
ADVICE AND SUPPORT We know that being at University can sometimes be scary and present new challenges for students. At some point you may require some extra advice and support from your Students’ Union, and we’re on hand to help you.
Our Advice Centre specialises in academic matters and is here to provide independent, friendly, professional advice. You can pop in and make an appointment throughout the week to speak to one of our advisors. Our Denizen scheme is also there to support students in their halls of residence, made up of fellow students to help you out and pass on your feedback or concerns to the right people. Rafiki is the Students’ Union’s listening service, led by students, for students. If you’re experiencing any problems while you’re at University, you can come in and talk to our volunteers. They are trained students and can listen to you and provide peer support. They can also signpost you to support services on campus or externally which can help. Rafiki, based in University House is a drop-in service, so you don’t need an appointment. We also offer an instant messaging service, to chat to our volunteers. Head to www.salfordstudents.com/rafiki to find out more. To find out more about the Students’ Union, visit www.salfordstudents.com
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ATMOSPHERE KITCHEN AND BAR The central, social hub of your Students’ Union! Atmosphere (or AKB for short) is open every day until late serving up amazing food and drink right in the heart of campus, all at student friendly prices. Grab the best coffee on campus or head to the café within Atmosphere for a quick bite to eat and chill after a hard day’s study. Our café area is an alcohol-free space, separate from our bar. Atmosphere also has regular themed nights throughout the week, Monday night Quiz and Thursday night Bandaoke. On top of this, your SU puts on huge events once a month, everything from Octoberfest to Salford’s version of Take Me Out! Hundreds of Salford students come together for these truly special nights.
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FEES AND FINANCE
At the University of Salford, fees for students from the UK, Channel Islands and Isle of Man studying a full-time undergraduate degree are £9,250* per year for the first year of study.
The fees for UK part-time students will vary depending on the number of credits taken per year. Financial support is available to undergraduate students to help with the cost of university. Tuition fee loans, available for students from the UK are paid directly to the University each term and you don’t need to pay anything upfront. If you’re studying full-time, you’ll receive a maximum of £9,250 per year, depending on the course. If you’re a part-time student, you’ll receive a maximum of £6,935 (figures correct at time of printing). A maintenance loan for living costs is also available to support undergraduate students from the UK. The maximum amount that you may receive depends on a number of things, including your household income, your course, where you will live while you are studying and your individual circumstances. Loan for living costs are paid directly into your bank account each term. For more details on student finance, visit www.gov.uk/student-finance/new-fulltime-students
FEES AND FUNDING FOR EU STUDENTS
INSPIRE Our Inspire scheme is open to all new home undergraduate students joining a foundation year or year one of an undergraduate degree based at the University. You’ll receive £150 of credit to spend in a dedicated online store where you can buy learning resources such as text books, electronics or stationery, to give you the best possible start to your studies here at Salford. The scheme runs annually, meaning you’ll receive £150 of credits each year of your undergraduate degree if based here on campus. For students from low-income backgrounds and living in areas where participation in higher education is low, there will also be the opportunity to receive an additional £350 of credits each year. This will be based on personal circumstances and will be assessed when you register at the start of your degree. For more details on the scheme visit www.salford-inspire.co.uk
From September 2021 there will be changes to fees and funding availability for EU students. To find out more, visit www.gov.uk/student-finance/eu-students * Please note, this figure was correct at time of printing (January 2020), but all fees are subject to a government review. For the most up to date information on our fees, please check the relevant course page on our website.
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REPAYMENT You currently don’t have to pay back your loans for tuition fees or living costs until you are earning over £25,000*** per year, although the government is proposing to change the threshold to £26,575 from April 2020. The loans are repaid at a rate of 9% of your income over the threshold amount. So if the threshold is raised to £26,575 and your salary is £27,500, you’ll pay 9% of £925, which is £6.94 per month – about the same as buying three coffees each month. Repayments start the April after you graduate (provided you are earning over the threshold).
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For more details and to check your eligibility for a student loan, go to www.gov.uk/repaying-your-student-loan
PAYSLIP Pay and Allowances Basic Pay Deductions Income Tax National Insurance Student Loan repayment Total deductions Net Pay
£2,291.67 £250.00 £188.68 £6.94 £445.62 £1,846.05
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Don’t think let money worries stop you from going to university. I was worried I wouldn’t be able to afford to live away from home, but the maintenance loan covered all of my bills and accommodation. There’s so much help and support in place if you do have any worries or questions, so don’t be put off!
£6.94 = 3 coffees per month *** This is the current repayment threshold if you live in England or Wales, it differs for residents of Northern Ireland and Scotland. The repayment threshold is set by the government.
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COST OF LIVING IN SALFORD To help you understand how much you will need to budget, we’ve provided a few examples below of everyday costs. Student accommodation, Peel Park Quarter
TRANSPORT A weekly bus ticket costs about £15*, a single ticket on the tram costs around £3.80* and a weekly tram ticket starts from £10.20*, depending on your destination. Manchester and the surrounding areas are also served by a number of convenient and attractive cycle routes.
£3 – £6* per meal
£99.50 - £157.18* per week
ACCOMMODATION On-campus accommodation (run by Campus Living Villages) ranges from £99.50 to £157.18* per week, depending on site and room size.
UTILITIES AND OTHER OUTGOINGS If you are not living in campus accommodation, you’ll need to take into account the cost of bills for water, electricity, gas and internet.
FOOD AND GROCERIES There are a range of supermarkets to suit every budget, as well as farmers markets and independent shops. Preparing fresh meals at home rather than buying pre-prepared or takeaway food will save you money. Don’t forget to budget for cleaning products and toiletries as well.
*All costs correct at time of printing (January 2020).
On-campus SALFOOD cafe
BOOKS AND STATIONERY New textbooks for your course can be expensive, so make sure you use the library as much as possible, or buy books second-hand to save money. The on-campus shop sells affordable stationery.
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Home Sweet Home, Northern Quarter
Students are eligible to buy a TOTUM card which gives you access to exclusive student deals on food and fashion, tech and travel and everything in between. totum.com
£12 – £15* evening meal
00 67 8 9 0 5 4 3 2 1 CLOTHES AND GROOMING Things like haircuts and winter coats need to be included in your budget. The best way to find a good deal is to shop around – there are plenty of affordable hairdressers and clothing shops in Manchester, and don’t forget to ask if they offer a student discount!
£13 – £19* per month
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HEALTH AND FITNESS The University gym membership costs between £13-19* per month, depending on the facilities you choose to use. University sports teams will charge weekly membership fees, plus the cost of your kit.
LEISURE A cinema ticket costs from £5-£10*, and theatre tickets between £25-£70*. An evening meal at a restaurant with friends typically costs around £12-15* each, plus the cost of any drinks. There are many free events, galleries and museums in Salford and Manchester to keep you entertained on a budget, and as a student, you are entitled to discounts in many shops, restaurants and cinemas.
There are lots of tips for making your money go further www.salford.ac.uk/money
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If you’re a UK applicant leaving school or college, we accept the following qualifications: / A/AS level / BTEC Award / Welsh Baccalaureate / Access to Higher Education Diploma / Scottish Higher/Advanced Higher / Irish Leaving Certificate (Higher) / The International Baccalaureate / Cambridge Pre-U / UAL Diplomas in Art and Design / Rock School Music Practitioners qualifications This list is not exhaustive, we accept a wide variety of qualifications and look at applications on an individual basis.
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ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Courses have individual entry requirements and some require specific subjects. Visit the full course information on our website to find out if this applies to the course you’re interested in. Our minimum entry requirement for a degree course is two A levels or equivalent, but some courses will require three A levels. If your chosen course is in science or engineering, please check our website to see whether A levels in physics, chemistry and biology where science practical assessments are taken are a requirement for entry. Most courses also require a minimum of grade 4 in GCSE English and maths, (or grade C for qualifications taken prior to 2017), or a grade C in both subjects where GCSEs are taken in Northern Ireland or Wales, however some may require a grade 5. We operate a flexible admissions policy and treat everyone as an individual. This means that we will take into consideration your educational achievements and predicted grades (where applicable) together with your application as a whole, including work experience and potential to succeed in your chosen course. International students will need to show a good level of English (usually a minimum of IELTS at 6.0 or above, with a minimum score of 5.5 in each component). This can vary depending on the course though, so please check the course information on our website for details.
UCAS TARIFF POINTS You can find out the number of UCAS points you’ll need by checking the list of courses at the back of this prospectus, though there will be additional grade and subject requirements for some courses. Visit the relevant course page on our website to check if this applies to your course. To find out more about UCAS Tariff Points and how they work, visit www.ucas.com
CHANGES TO QUALIFICATIONS Qualifications in the UK are currently going through significant change, and one outcome of this is that not all schools and colleges have the provision to teach AS levels alongside A levels. We also acknowledge that students in England will be assessed on a linear basis, whilst those in Wales and Northern Ireland will continue to be assessed on a modular basis. Where you are taking a combination of A and AS levels we will continue to accommodate these on an individual basis and the University will not disadvantage those who have not had the opportunity to take AS levels. We are also aware that more students are now taking combinations of qualifications especially A levels and BTEC awards, and we welcome this. If you are unsure how you may be affected, our enquiries team will be happy to help – call them on 0161 295 4545 or email enquiries@salford.ac.uk
WE VALUE EXPERIENCE Not everybody takes the same path in life, but that shouldn’t stop you from realising your potential. If you haven’t taken the traditional route through the education system but think you’ve got the experience and drive to pursue a degree, we want to hear from you. The Salford Alternative Entry Scheme offers two routes to learning, depending on your experience: the Accreditation of Prior Experiential Learning (APEL); or the Mature Students Admissions Pathway (MSAP UK). Find out if we can open up learning for you by visiting www.salford.ac.uk/salford-alternativeentry-scheme
INTERNATIONAL ENTRY REQUIREMENTS If you have international qualifications, check our website for details of what we accept and their equivalences. Visit www.salford.ac.uk/ international/your-country
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HOW TO APPLY
To make your application to Salford smooth and stress-free, follow this step-by-step guide and make a note of the important dates and deadlines.
STEP 1
STEP 2 Book on to one of our Open Days in June, October and November 2020 by going to www.salford.ac.uk/undergraduate/open-days. Open Days are your opportunity to meet current students and teaching staff and get a feel for where you’ll study. Before you arrive, make a note of all your burning questions to ask our staff and students.
STEP 4 Once your application has been received, it will be considered and we might ask you to come and meet us for an interview or audition, depending on your course. After this, we’ll make a decision and let you know the outcome via UCAS Track.
Think about what you really want to know not just about your course, but where you’ll live, the experiences you’ll gain, the people you’ll meet. Attend UCAS fairs, go to careers events held in your school or college, talk to your teachers and careers advisor too.
STEP 3 When you’ve made up your mind about which course you want to take, apply online through www.ucas.com before 15 January 2021 to guarantee consideration. You can still apply after this date but we can’t guarantee your application will be considered as some courses may close.
STEP 5 After applying, you should start thinking about how you’ll fund your studies – usually through a student loan. For more details visit www.gov.uk/student-finance
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I was expecting the applicati on process to be quite tedious and con fusing but it was really straightforw ard. There were a couple of times whe re I had a query and the admissions team were able to help out straight away.
STEP 6 If you are made a conditional or unconditional offer, we’ll invite you to an Applicant Visit Day, which will take place between February and April 2021.
STEP 8 If you applied by 15 January you’ll need to choose a firm choice and an insurance choice by early May 2021.
STEP 10 Depending on what you’re currently studying, you should receive your results in July or August. If you’ve met the conditions for your course at Salford, we’ll let you know via UCAS Track that your place is confirmed. If your results were different to those you expected, there may be options open to you through clearing.
STEP 7 Once you’ve received an offer, you should start to think about accommodation. Find out more about all the options available at www.salford.ac.uk/accommodation
STEP 9 In order to guarantee your student finance is in place before you start in September, you should apply for your loan by the end of May 2021. You can check deadlines and apply at www.gov.uk/apply-online-for-studentfinance
WELCOME You’ll be invited to our Welcome Week in September 2021, during which you can complete your registration, meet new friends, explore the campus and city and most importantly, have fun!
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INFORMATION YOU SHOULD BE AWARE OF BEFORE APPLYING TO STUDY WITH US We aim to give you information about our courses and fees as far in advance as possible to give you an idea of what is available and plenty of time to consider your options. However, this inevitably means there will be changes to the information between the date this guide is printed (January 2020) and the date we make you an offer, so we reserve the right to update any information in this guide. For example, we may need to withdraw or change a course or module for the following reasons: / where this benefits our students / where there is insufficient take-up by students to run it viably or to give students the appropriate educational experience / where we have to respond to unforeseen circumstances outside our control (such as requirements of any governmental, regulatory or professional bodies or the introduction of any new or modified laws or regulations) Before deciding whether to apply for a course, make sure you visit our website www.salford.ac.uk as this is our definitive, up-to-date and detailed source of information about our courses and fees (or contact our course enquiries team at +44 (0)161 295 4545 or enquiries@salford.ac.uk to request this information). All changes to information in this guide will be detailed on our website as soon as is reasonably practical. In the event of any inconsistencies between such information and our website, information on our website will prevail. If your application for a particular course is successful, we will send you an offer letter which, depending on your circumstances, may require you to fulfil certain conditions before you join us.
If you accept the offer in our offer letter, you will have a legally binding contract with us on the date you accept – even if you still have outstanding conditions to fulfil at the date you accept. However, the contract will be automatically cancelled if you do not meet any of the conditions on which the offer is made. Our offer letter will set out (or provide links to) everything you need to know about the terms and conditions of the contract (including fees and payment) and all of our academic and other regulations, rules and procedures which apply to students. To give you an idea what to expect, the versions of these documents for the 2019/20 academic year are accessible via links within the University’s 2019/20 terms and conditions, see www.salford. ac.uk/askus/academic-support/studenthandbook. However, as these versions are likely to change before you join us, we remind you that our offer letter will provide you with the most up-to-date versions should you accept our offer. It is a requirement for all students to register with us at the start of each academic year and only students who are registered may study our courses and access our facilities. Information about what you need to do to register will be provided. The personal information that you provide to us (whether as an applicant or as a registered student) will be held and processed by the University in accordance with the Data Protection Act (2018) and the General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR) (or, after Brexit, any equivalent regulations which apply in the UK). Please read our privacy statement for more details at www.salford.ac.uk/privacy
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POLICY STATEMENT ON EQUALITY AND DIVERSITY The University is committed to, and strives for, equality of opportunity for all its students and staff (current and prospective) and recognises and celebrates their diversity. For this statement and strategy to be made a reality, effective leadership and management is provided and a corresponding commitment sought from every member of staff and all the student body. In practice this means that we: / are committed to providing an environment where all people are respected and treated fairly regardless of irrelevant characteristics or distinctions / promote a culture in which diversity is celebrated / will not discriminate unfairly or illegally against anyone and will take positive action to promote equality and diversity / embed equality and diversity at the heart of our mission and values, this will include taking action against individuals who behave in a discriminatory manner For further details please visit beta.salford.ac.uk/equality-and-diversity
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OTHER STUDY OPTIONS As well as three-year degrees, we also offer a wide range of other study options. Here’s some more information on our alternative study options including foundation years, partner college study, accelerated degrees and degree apprenticeships. For more details on the study options available for the subject you’re interested in visit the course pages on our website at www.salford.ac.uk
FOUNDATION YEARS At the University of Salford, we believe that higher education should be within reach for all those who are passionate about learning and achieving their career goals. If you’ve got the drive and commitment to study, but don’t quite have the qualifications needed to start an honours degree, a foundation year course could be for you. Our range of foundation courses can help to equip you with the knowledge and skills you need to progress onto one of our undergraduate degrees. They’ll introduce you to key concepts and ideas, and provide you with basic knowledge of approaches, concepts, theories and principles. The foundation level places strong emphasis on the development of relevant study/transferable skills and a responsible approach to learning through a set of compulsory core modules. These are ideal if you want to develop your career but don’t meet the entry requirements for direct entry to an honours degree or have the appropriate background knowledge.
They are also suited to you if you are returning to education or if you wish to change career direction. You can see which of our degrees offer a foundation year in the course listings at the back of this booklet. You can also look at our course listings online for the latest information at www.salford.ac.uk
PARTNER COLLEGE STUDY As part of our commitment to giving more people access to higher education, we work with further education colleges in the north-west to offer a wide range of courses where you can study locally with the option of progressing to the University of Salford to complete or continue your studies. This range of courses includes degrees and foundation degrees. Degree programmes provide the opportunity of studying the first year at a local college before progressing to the University to complete your degree. Foundation degree programmes are delivered at partner colleges and you can then apply to top up your studies to degree level at the University if you wish. Courses at our partner colleges currently include the areas of business, arts, sport and psychology. To ensure you have the maximum chance of success whilst studying at a partner college, we provide a dedicated programme of support throughout the year. This includes talks by University academic staff to students at partner colleges and organised visits to the University campus to attend events relevant to your programme of study, such as guest lectures and masterclasses. As a partner college student, you
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ACCELERATED DEGREES Delivered full-time over two years, or via dayrelease over three years, our accelerated degree option is ideal if you want to break into architectural design, property, construction or surveying more quickly, or combine study with your existing role to boost your career opportunities. If you choose to study one of our full-time accelerated degrees, you will complete it in two years rather than three. If you choose the dayrelease option, you will complete your degree in three years rather than five. You still have the option to complete a placement with the full-time accelerated mode of study, which would take three years to complete. Featuring the same content as a traditional undergraduate degree, the accelerated degree is taught over three trimesters rather than two semesters. This more intense mode of study means that you can complete your degree in a shorter period of time, allowing you to progress more quickly into work or further study.
DEGREE APPRENTICESHIPS A degree apprenticeship allows you to study at degree level whilst earning a salary and gaining practical, on-the-job skills. This work-based route to a degree means you will be working alongside industry experts gaining vital experience to help you excel in your chosen career. If you’re looking to gain a degree qualification along with experience in line with your chosen career path, then a degree apprenticeship could be the perfect route for you. You’ll have the ability to apply theory and knowledge from the classroom directly to your place of work on an ongoing basis. You will study part-time at the University and will spend the rest of your time in the workplace. These apprenticeships are funded by the government and your employer so there are no tuition fees to worry about. We work with a wide range of employers including Peninsula, Jacobs UK, Atkins, Network Rail, the NHS, Morgan Sindall, Seddon Construction, New Charter Housing and Wilmott Dixon. We currently cover a wide range of disciplines, from business to nursing, biomedical science to construction and housing to engineering, and our offer will grow as the government approves new apprenticeship programmes. Find out more at www.salford.ac.uk/degree-apprenticeships
There are three intakes across the academic year for all accelerated degrees, which are in September, January and June. Find out more at beta.salford. ac.uk/built-environment-accelerated-degrees
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I am able to apply my learning to a real work environment wh ich is fantastic. I really am having an amazing time on my degree apprentic eship and I wouldn’t change it for the world. Danielle Gudojc, Traine e Estimator, Morgan Sindall
nce Leaving university with three years’ work experie HCPC is so valuable. At the end of the degree I’ll be a ready to registered Biomedical Scientist which means I’m practice as soon as I graduate. Bethany Carr, Trainee Biomedical Scientist, NHS
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MEET BETHANY Bethany O’Neill is a management trainee at Wilmott Dixon, an independent construction and property services company, and is currently studying for her BSc (Hons) in Quantity Surveying at the University of Salford.
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Bethany has always had a keen interest in construction and saw the degree apprenticeship as the perfect option to kick start her construction career. We spoke to Bethany to get her take on why she chose the degree apprenticeship route. “My degree apprenticeship is absolutely amazing. I love it! I really never thought I could love a job as much as I do and I feel really lucky to be working at one of the UK’s leading independent construction companies whilst working towards my degree at the University of Salford.
With a degree apprenticeship, you really do get the best of both worlds; you are earning and learning at the same time. You get to put theory into practice from day one and the hands on experience helps with the University work too – you can really appreciate how the concepts you are taught work in the real world. The split between work and study isn’t too daunting either, if you are committed and well organised and don’t leave things to the last minute, you will be fine. My advice to anyone considering doing a degree apprenticeship would be to 100% go for it! It really is life changing. It is one of the best experiences I have ever had, and I truly believe it will put me in the best position in terms of employability and my future career.” Find out more about our Degree Apprenticeships at beta.salford.ac.uk/degree-apprenticeships
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MEET GEORGE We’re passionate about our students applying their knowledge in the real-world. We caught up with BSc (Hons) Architectural Design and Technology student, George Barr, to find out why he chose the accelerated day-release degree pathway and how he finds the right balance of work and study. George Barr, BSc (Hons) Archite ctural Design and Technolog y
“I have always been fascinated by the design of buildings, how they look, and their impact upon a person’s life and the environment. So, when I started researching built environment courses, I found that Salford offered a dayrelease, accelerated degree programme - a unique pathway that wasn’t offered by the other universities in Manchester or Liverpool. This seemed like the best fit for me as it allows me to work four days a week in industry, gaining vital experience while I study. I’m currently working for Baldwin Design Consultancy as an Architectural Technician. I am surrounded by professionals who guide me with invaluable advice, and I’m able to earn a decent wage whilst studying at university. More importantly, juggling work with an accelerated degree shows employers real passion, drive and willingness, which goes a long way in industry. This pathway is challenging but it is also rewarding in both the short and long term, and I would definitely recommend it.
In my case, when I graduate, as well as my degree I will have 18 months experience as an architectural technician. This will really help me on the road to becoming a Chartered Architectural Technologist, registered by the Chartered Institute of Architectural Technologists (CIAT). My advice to anyone trying to get into this industry is to ask questions. You will be working with professionals so pick their brains and learn as much as you can. Also, finding the ideal work/life balance is essential and planning out your week is the key to juggling your studies and work.” Find out more about our accelerated degree options at beta.salford.ac.uk/ built-environment-accelerated-degrees
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WORK PLACEMENT OPPORTUNITY
OVERSEAS STUDY AVAILABLE
UCAS TARIFF POINTS
BTEC NATIONAL DIPLOMA
PP
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112
DMM
BSc (Hons) Accounting and Finance with Professional Experience
PP
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DDM
BEng (Hons) Acoustical and Audio Engineering
PP
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MEng (Hons) Acoustical and Audio Engineering
PP
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BSc (Hons) Professional Sound and Video Technology
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BSc (Hons) Sound Engineering and Production
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ACCELERATED/TOP-UP
FOUNDATION YEAR AVAILABLE
BSc (Hons) Accounting and Finance
ALTERNATIVE START DATES AVAILABLE
CAMPUS (FR/MC/PP)
QUALIFICATION SPECIFIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS*
COURSE LISTINGS ACCOUNTING AND FINANCE
ACOUSTICS, AUDIO AND VIDEO
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ARCHITECTURE BSc (Hons) Architectural Design and Technology
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BSc (Hons) Architectural Engineering
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BSc (Hons) Architecture
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BSc (Hons) Interior Architecture
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BA (Hons) Design for Sport, Health and Wellbeing
PP
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BA (Hons) Digital Media
PP
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BA (Hons) Fashion Business and Promotion
PP
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BA (Hons) Fashion Design
PP
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BA (Hons) Fashion Image Making and Styling
PP
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BA (Hons) Film, TV and Stage Design
PP
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BA (Hons) Fine Art
PP
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BA (Hons) Graphic Design
PP
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BA (Hons) Interior Design
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BA (Hons) Make-Up for Media and Performance (subject to academic approval)
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BA (Hons) Model Making for the Creative Industries (subject to academic approval)
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BA (Hons) Photography
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ALTERNATIVE START DATES AVAILABLE
PP
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QUALIFICATION SPECIFIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS*
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BA (Hons) Costume Design
BTEC NATIONAL DIPLOMA
OVERSEAS STUDY AVAILABLE
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FOUNDATION YEAR AVAILABLE
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BIOLOGY, WILDLIFE AND ZOOLOGY BSc (Hons) Biology
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BSc (Hons) Biology with Studies in the USA
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BSc (Hons) Marine Biology
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BSc (Hons) Wildlife and Practical Conservation
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BSc (Hons) Wildlife Conservation with Zoo Biology
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BSc (Hons) Zoology
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BSc (Hons) Human Biology and Infectious Diseases
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BSc (Hons) Microbiology
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BSc (Hons) Business and Economics
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BSc (Hons) Business and Economics with Professional Experience
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BSc (Hons) Business and Financial Management
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BSc (Hons) Business and Financial Management with Professional Experience
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BSc (Hons) Business and Management
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BSc (Hons) Business and Management with Professional Experience
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BSc (Hons) Business Management with Law
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BSc (Hons) Business Management with Law with Professional Experience
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BSc (Hons) Business Management with Sport
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BSc (Hons) Digital Business
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BSc (Hons) Digital Business with Professional Experience
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BSc (Hons) Human Resource Management
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BSc (Hons) International Business
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BIOMEDICINE
BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT
Campus key: FR - Frederick Road campus / MC - MediaCityUK campus / PP - Peel park campus
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QUALIFICATION SPECIFIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS*
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OVERSEAS STUDY AVAILABLE
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WORK PLACEMENT OPPORTUNITY
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BSc (Hons) International Events Management
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BSc (Hons) International Events Management with Professional Experience
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BSc (Hons) Marketing
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BSc (Hons) Tourism Management
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✓
120
DMM
ACCELERATED/TOP-UP
UCAS TARIFF POINTS
QUALIFICATION SPECIFIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS*
OVERSEAS STUDY AVAILABLE
PP
ALTERNATIVE START DATES AVAILABLE
BSc (Hons) International Business with Professional Experience
FOUNDATION YEAR AVAILABLE
WORK PLACEMENT OPPORTUNITY
CAMPUS (FR/MC/PP)
COURSES / 83
BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT (continued)
CHEMICAL AND PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCE BSc (Hons) Biochemistry
PP
✓
104-120 DMM
BSc (Hons) Biochemistry with Studies in the USA
PP
✓
104-120 DMM
BSc (Hons) Chemistry
PP
✓
✓
104-120 DMM
MChem (Hons) Chemistry
PP
✓
✓
BSc (Hons) Chemistry with Professional Studies
PP
✓
✓
MChem (Hons) Chemistry with Professional Studies
PP
✓
✓
BSc (Hons) Medicinal Chemistry
PP
✓
✓
MChem (Hons) Medicinal Chemistry
PP
✓
✓
128
DDM
MChem (Hons) Medicinal Chemistry with Professional Studies
PP
✓
✓
128
DDM
BSc (Hons) Pharmaceutical Science
PP
✓
✓
✓
✓ ✓
✓
✓
✓
✓
* This course may require subject specific qualifications as part of the entry criteria. Please refer to the course page on our website.
✓
128
DDM
104-120 DMM
128
DDM
104-120 DMM
104-112 DMM
C O U R S E S
ACCELERATED/TOP-UP
BTEC NATIONAL DIPLOMA
UCAS TARIFF POINTS
QUALIFICATION SPECIFIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS*
OVERSEAS STUDY AVAILABLE
WORK PLACEMENT OPPORTUNITY
ALTERNATIVE START DATES AVAILABLE
FOUNDATION YEAR AVAILABLE
CAMPUS (FR/MC/PP)
84 / COURSES
COMPUTER SCIENCE AND SOFTWARE ENGINEERING MC / PP
✓
✓
✓
104-112 DMM
BSc (Hons) Computer Science
PP
✓
✓
✓
112-120
DDM
BSc (Hons) Computer Science with Cyber Security
PP
✓
✓
✓
112-120
DDM
BSc (Hons) Computer Science with Web Development
PP
✓
✓
✓
112-120 DDM
BSc (Hons) Software Engineering
PP
✓
✓
✓
112-120 DDM
BSc (Hons) Computer Networks
CONSTRUCTION, PROPERTY AND SURVEYING BSc (Hons) Building Surveying
PP
104
MMM
HNC Construction
PP
72
MPP
BSc (Hons) Construction Project Management
PP
✓
✓
✓
104
MMM
Acc
BSc (Hons) Digital Construction
PP
✓
✓
✓
104
MMM
Acc
BSc (Hons) Quantity Surveying
PP
✓
✓
✓
104
MMM
Acc
BSc (Hons) Real Estate Surveying (Asset Management)
PP/FR
✓
✓
✓
104
MMM
BSc (Hons) Real Estate Surveying (Planning and Development)
PP/FR
✓
✓
✓
104
MMM
BSc (Hons) Real Estate Surveying (Valuation and Finance)
PP/FR
✓
✓
✓
104
MMM
✓
✓
✓
Campus key: FR - Frederick Road campus / MC - MediaCityUK campus / PP - Peel park campus
Acc
BTEC NATIONAL DIPLOMA
DMM
BEng (Hons) Aeronautical Engineering
PP
✓
✓
✓
MEng (Hons) Aeronautical Engineering
PP
✓
✓
BEng (Hons) Aircraft Engineering with Pilot Studies
PP
✓
✓
MEng (Hons) Aircraft Engineering with Pilot Studies
PP
✓
✓
BEng (Hons) Civil and Architectural Engineering
PP
✓
✓
MEng (Hons) Civil and Architectural Engineering
PP
✓
✓
BEng (Hons) Civil Engineering
PP
✓
✓
MEng (Hons) Civil Engineering
PP
✓
✓
ACCELERATED/TOP-UP
UCAS TARIFF POINTS
112
OVERSEAS STUDY AVAILABLE
✓
WORK PLACEMENT OPPORTUNITY
✓
ALTERNATIVE START DATES AVAILABLE
✓
FOUNDATION YEAR AVAILABLE
FR
CAMPUS (FR/MC/PP)
QUALIFICATION SPECIFIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS*
COURSES / 85
COUNSELLING AND PSYCHOTHERAPY BSc (Hons) Counselling and Psychotherapy: Professional Practice
ENGINEERING
✓
✓
✓
112-120 DMM 128
DDM
112-120 DMM
128
DDM
104-112 DMM
128
DDM
104-112 DMM 128
DDM
BEng (Hons) Electronic Engineering
MC / PP
✓
✓
✓
112-120 DMM
BEng (Hons) Mechanical Engineering
PP
✓
✓
✓
104-112 DMM
MEng (Hons) Mechanical Engineering
PP
✓
✓
BEng (Hons) Petroleum and Mechanical Engineering
PP
✓
✓
✓
128
DDM
112-120 DMM
C O U R S E S * This course may require subject specific qualifications as part of the entry criteria. Please refer to the course page on our website.
ENGLISH, DRAMA AND CREATIVE WRITING BA (Hons) Creative Writing (Multidiscipline)
PP
104120
DMM
BA (Hons) Drama and Creative Writing
PP
104120
DMM
BA (Hons) English and Creative Writing
PP
104120
DMM
BA (Hons) English and Drama
PP
104120
DMM
BA (Hons) English and Film
MC / PP
104120
DMM
BA (Hons) English Language
PP
104120
DMM
BA (Hons) English Language and Creative Writing
PP
104120
DMM
BA (Hons) English Literature
PP
104120
DMM
BA (Hons) English Literature with English Language
PP
104120
DMM
96-112
MMMDMM
112-128
DMMDDM
FILM, TV AND MEDIA BA (Hons) Animation
MC
BA (Hons) Digital Video Production and Marketing
MC
✓
BA (Hons) Film Production
MC
✓
BA (Hons) Film Studies
MC
BA (Hons) Games Design and Production
MC
✓
BA (Hons) Games Design and Production with Industry Placement
MC
✓
BSc (Hons) Media Technology
MC
✓
BA (Hons) Post Production and VFX
MC
✓
104
MMM
BA (Hons) Television and Radio Production
MC
✓
112-128
DMMDDM
✓
✓ ✓
✓
112-128 DDM 104120
DMM
✓
96-112
MMMDMM
✓
96-112
MMMDMM
✓
88-104 MMM
Campus key: FR - Frederick Road campus / MC - MediaCityUK campus / PP - Peel park campus
ACCELERATED/TOP-UP
BTEC NATIONAL DIPLOMA
UCAS TARIFF POINTS
QUALIFICATION SPECIFIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS*
OVERSEAS STUDY AVAILABLE
WORK PLACEMENT OPPORTUNITY
ALTERNATIVE START DATES AVAILABLE
FOUNDATION YEAR AVAILABLE
CAMPUS (FR/MC/PP)
86 / COURSES
ACCELERATED/TOP-UP
BTEC NATIONAL DIPLOMA
UCAS TARIFF POINTS
QUALIFICATION SPECIFIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS*
OVERSEAS STUDY AVAILABLE
WORK PLACEMENT OPPORTUNITY
ALTERNATIVE START DATES AVAILABLE
FOUNDATION YEAR AVAILABLE
CAMPUS (FR/MC/PP)
COURSES / 87
GEOGRAPHY AND ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT BSc (Hons) Environmental Management
PP
✓
✓
104-112 DMM
BA (Hons) Geography
PP
✓
✓
104-112 DMM
BSc (Hons) Geography
PP
✓
✓
104-112 DMM
JOURNALISM BA (Hons) Journalism (Broadcast)
MC
✓
✓
120
DMMDDM
BA (Hons) Journalism (Multimedia)
MC
✓
✓
120
DMMDDM
BA (Hons) Journalism with Public Relations
MC
✓
✓
120
DMMDDM
LAW LLB (Hons) Corporate Law
PP
✓
✓
✓
120
DMM
LLB (Hons) Corporate Law with Professional Experience
PP
✓
✓
✓
128
DDM
LLB (Hons) Law
PP
✓
✓
✓
120
DMM
LLB (Hons) Law with Professional Experience
PP
✓
✓
✓
128
DDM
LLB (Hons) Law (Media and Digital Industries)
PP
✓
✓
✓
120
DMM
LLB (Hons) Law (Media and Digital Industries) with Professional Experience
PP
✓
✓
✓
128
DDM
LLB (Hons) Law with Criminology
PP
✓
✓
✓
120
DMM
LLB (Hons) Law with Criminology with Professional Experience
PP
✓
✓
✓
128
DDM
LLB (Hons) Law with Management
PP
✓
✓
✓
120
DMM
LLB (Hons) Law with Management with Professional Experience
PP
✓
✓
✓
128
DDM
* This course may require subject specific qualifications as part of the entry criteria. Please refer to the course page on our website.
C O U R S E S
BTEC NATIONAL DIPLOMA
DDD
BSc (Hons) Midwifery (Post RN)
FR
✓
✓
See website
✓
104120
DMM
104120
DMM
104120
DMM
112
DMM
✓
120
DDM
MIDWIFERY
MUSIC BA (Hons) Music: Creative Music Technology
PP
✓
BA (Hons) Music: Musical Arts
PP
✓
BA (Hons) Music: Popular Music and Recording
PP
✓
BA (Hons) Music Management and Creative Enterprise (subject to academic approval)
PP
✓
✓
NURSING BSc (Hons) Learning Disabilities Nursing and Social Work (Integrated Practice)
FR
BSc (Hons) Nursing /RN Adult
FR
✓
✓
✓
112
DMM
BSc (Hons) Nursing /RN Children and Young People
FR
✓
✓
✓
112
DMM
BSc (Hons) Nursing /RN Mental Health
FR
✓
✓
✓
112
DMM
BSc (Hons) Nursing Studies
FR
See website
✓
PERFORMING ARTS BA (Hons) Comedy Writing and Performance
PP
BA (Hons) Dance
PP
BA (Hons) Media and Performance
PP
BA (Hons) Technical Theatre (Production and Design)
PP
BA (Hons) Theatre and Performance Practice
PP
112
DMM
104
DMM
✓
112
DMM
✓
✓
112
DMM
✓
✓
112
DMM
✓ ✓
Campus key: FR - Frederick Road campus / MC - MediaCityUK campus / PP - Peel park campus
ACCELERATED/TOP-UP
UCAS TARIFF POINTS
112-128
OVERSEAS STUDY AVAILABLE
✓
WORK PLACEMENT OPPORTUNITY
✓
ALTERNATIVE START DATES AVAILABLE
FR
FOUNDATION YEAR AVAILABLE
BSc (Hons) Midwifery (156 weeks)
CAMPUS (FR/MC/PP)
QUALIFICATION SPECIFIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS*
88 / COURSES
✓
112
Contact course tutor
BSc (Hons) Mathematics
PP
✓
✓
✓
120
DMM
BSc (Hons) Physics
PP
✓
✓
✓
MPhys (Hons) Physics
PP
✓
✓
BSc (Hons) Physics with Acoustics
PP
✓
✓
MPhys (Hons) Physics with Acoustics
PP
✓
✓
128
DDM
MPhys (Hons) Physics with Studies in North America
PP
✓
✓
128
DDM
BSc (Hons) Pure and Applied Physics
PP
ACCELERATED/TOP-UP
UCAS TARIFF POINTS
✓
BTEC NATIONAL DIPLOMA
QUALIFICATION SPECIFIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS*
✓
OVERSEAS STUDY AVAILABLE
PP
WORK PLACEMENT OPPORTUNITY
FOUNDATION YEAR AVAILABLE
BSc (Hons) Financial Mathematics
ALTERNATIVE START DATES AVAILABLE
CAMPUS (FR/MC/PP)
COURSES / 89
PHYSICS AND MATHS
✓
✓
✓
✓
✓
104-112 DMM 128
DDM
104-112 DMM
104-112 DMM
POLITICS AND HISTORY BA (Hons) Contemporary History and Politics
PP
✓
✓
104-112 DMM
BA (Hons) Contemporary Military and International History
PP
✓
✓
96-112
MMMDMM
BA (Hons) Intelligence Analysis (subject to academic approval)
PP
✓
96-112
DDM
BA (Hons) International Politics and Security
PP
✓
✓
104-112 DMM
BA (Hons) International Relations and Politics
PP
✓
✓
104-112 DMM
BA (Hons) Politics
PP
✓
✓
104-112 DMM
PROSTHETICS, ORTHOTICS AND PODIATRY BSc (Hons) Podiatry
FR
✓
✓
BSc (Hons) Prosthetics and Orthotics
FR
✓
✓
* This course may require subject specific qualifications as part of the entry criteria. Please refer to the course page on our website.
✓
120
DDM
120
DDM
C O U R S E S
DMM
BSc (Hons) Psychology and Counselling
FR
✓
112
DMM
BSc (Hons) Psychology and Criminology
FR
✓
112
DMM
BSc (Hons) Psychology of Human and Animal Behaviour
FR
✓
112
DMM
BSc (Hons) Psychology of Sport
FR
✓
112
DMM
FR/PP
✓
112
DMM
PSYCHOLOGY
BSc (Hons) Psychology with English Language
RADIOGRAPHY AND OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY BSc (Hons) Diagnostic Radiography
FR
✓
✓
120
DDM
BSc (Hons) Occupational Therapy
FR
✓
✓
120
DDM
✓
120
DDM
✓
96
MMM
✓
120
DDM
SOCIAL POLICY AND SOCIAL WORK BSc (Hons) Learning Disabilities Nursing and Social Work (Integrated Practice)
FR
BSc (Hons) Social Policy
FR
BA (Hons) Social Work
FR
✓
SOCIOLOGY AND CRIMINOLOGY BSc (Hons) Criminology
FR
✓
✓
112
DMM
BSc (Hons) Criminology and Sociology
FR
✓
✓
112
DMM
BSc (Hons) Criminology with Counselling
FR
✓
✓
112
DMM
BSc (Hons) Criminology with Security
FR
✓
✓
112
DMM
BSc (Hons) Sociology
FR
✓
✓
112
DMM
Campus key: FR - Frederick Road campus / MC - MediaCityUK campus / PP - Peel park campus
ACCELERATED/TOP-UP
BTEC NATIONAL DIPLOMA
112
OVERSEAS STUDY AVAILABLE
✓
WORK PLACEMENT OPPORTUNITY
FR
ALTERNATIVE START DATES AVAILABLE
BSc (Hons) Psychology
FOUNDATION YEAR AVAILABLE
UCAS TARIFF POINTS
QUALIFICATION SPECIFIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS*
CAMPUS (FR/MC/PP)
90 / COURSES
BTEC NATIONAL DIPLOMA
✓
✓
128
DDM
BSc (Hons) Sport Rehabilitation
FR
✓
✓
120
DDD
BSc (Hons) Sports Coaching Analysis (top-up)
FR
✓
BSc (Hons) Sports Science
FR
ACCELERATED/TOP-UP
UCAS TARIFF POINTS
FR
OVERSEAS STUDY AVAILABLE
DMM
WORK PLACEMENT OPPORTUNITY
112
ALTERNATIVE START DATES AVAILABLE
✓
FOUNDATION YEAR AVAILABLE
✓
CAMPUS (FR/MC/PP)
QUALIFICATION SPECIFIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS*
COURSES / 91
SPORT, EXERCISE AND PHYSIOTHERAPY BSc (Hons) Nutrition and Exercise as Medicine
FR
BSc (Hons) Physiotherapy
UCAS POINTS AS LEVEL
✓
✓
See website
✓
112
✓
DMM
56
48
40
32
24
20
16
12
10
6
-
-
-
-
-
A
B
C
D
E
A LEVEL
A*
A
B
C
D
-
E
-
-
-
BTEC
D*
D
-
M
-
-
P
-
-
-
* This course may require subject specific qualifications as part of the entry criteria. Please refer to the course page on our website.
C O U R S E S
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