University Of Salford - My university experience

• The course offers a good mix of theory and practical work. It’s challenging but manageable. We learn digital marketing concepts in-depth, but we also get to work on real projects, case studies, and use industry tools. Overall, it combines both learning the theory and applying it, which keeps it interesting.
• The best part of the course is how relevant the content is to the real-world digital marketing industry. The faculty is really supportive, and the opportunities for practical learning like live projects are great for building skills. On the other side, sometimes the workload can feel a bit intense, with overlapping deadlines. Also, I wish there was a bit more personalized career guidance tailored to digital marketing.
  
   

• I applied to the University of Salford, University of Surrey, Regent's University London, University of Greenwich, and Middlesex University and all the application were admitted,

1.  University of Salford
2. University of Surrey
3. Regent's University London
4. University of Greenwich
5. Middlesex University

I did not receive any rejections.

• I chose the University of Salford because their digital marketing course had all the specific modules I was looking for as a digital marketing student. While the other universities offered digital marketing courses, they didn’t cover the modules I was most interested in.
  The admission process at the University of Salford was smooth. I submitted an online application, including academic transcripts, a statement of purpose, and letters of recommendation. As an international student, I had to provide my IELTS scores to demonstrate English proficiency but for an Indian student if you score more than 70% in english in 12th Std you can apply for IELTS wavier. So, i got IELTS wavier. Then after review, I received a conditional offer letter.Overall, my admission experience was smooth and efficient. The university’s admissions team was responsive and provided clear instructions at every step. the university was understanding and accommodating. It felt like a welcoming start to my journey at Salford!
• I applied in September intake and modules was the main factor which influenced me the most to take admission in university of salford and i am not at all regretting taking admission in this university. professors are so helpful.
  Admission process took 1 month only if you are ready with your all the documents including finance. LOR, SOP, marksheet and etc.

• there are 2 classes in a day but sometimes 1 class per day. timing of the class changes every 2 months so mostly it is in morning and evening.
• There are total 25-30 student per batch so that professor can give proper attention.
  there are 60% of an Indian students in my class

• The faculty-to-student ratio in my course is generally 1:25 to 1:30, which allows for a more personalized learning experience. This ratio helps foster good interaction with professors, making it easier to ask questions, participate in discussions, and receive feedback on assignments. It also allows faculty members to give more focused attention to students.
• The teaching methodology is a mix of lectures, hands-on workshops, case studies, and industry guest speakers. This approach makes learning dynamic and ensures we gain both theoretical knowledge and practical skills. I feel well-prepared to enter the job market after completing my course.
• While the faculty doesn’t directly help with finding jobs, they do offer guidance and often bring in guest speakers from the industry for networking opportunities. Some faculty members may use their professional networks to help students with job referrals, especially if you’re proactive and build a good rapport with them during your time in the course.
• I admire Mirage Islam, he is a professors in the digital marketing department His classes are always engaging, and he’s open to student interaction. He also gives insightful career advice and is genuinely invested in the success of his students, which makes him one of my favorite faculty members.

• There are 4 campus Engineering, Business & Management Studies, IT & Software, Science, Medicine & Health Sciences campus.
• Library, sports facilities, and medical facility, car parking, cafes.

• On average, around 10-20% of postgraduate students may be able to secure one of these roles, especially those in research fields or departments with active teaching needs.Mostly in the range of £10 to £15 per hour, depending on the role and level of responsibility.

1. Library Assistant: Helping with library services, shelving books, and assisting students.
2. Student Ambassador: Representing the university at events, open days, and orientation programs.
3. Catering Assistant: Working in university cafes, bars, and restaurants.
4. IT Support: Assisting with technology-related queries for students or staff.
5. The hourly wages for these roles are typically £8.50 to £10 per hour.

• As an international student in the UK, you are allowed to work up to 20 hours per week during term time. During holidays or breaks, this increases to full-time work 40 hours per week.
• It is difficult to get part time job in on campus but you can apply early, network, and take advantage of university job portals for updates on available roles.
• Students are earning minimum 11.44 pound per hour in there part time. it is difficult to get part time job because they prefer british people over indian people. For applying part time jobs student must start with search for job opening then share cv then submit application go for interview if they get any call or message or mail lastly show them BRP or passport and NI number

• It is difficult to get Job In UK as their GDP is going Down. students after taking PSW for 3 lakh are working on non skilled visa.
• In the Digital Marketing program can expect to earn a salary in the range of £22,000 to £30,000 per year. Entry-level roles may start closer to the lower end of the range, but with experience, salaries can rise significantly.
• Students get jobs by Networking, online job portals and Campus Recruitment. We have not yet complete our graduation so we are not placed anywhere.
• Google, amazon, Nando's are the top companies which come to hire.
   

• I found my accommodation through Amber.
  montly rent is 770 pound and it includes gym,social area, car parking, free goodies in reception area, all the bills are included, television, heater etc .
• While securing accommodation, one of the challenges I encountered was finding a place that was both affordable and close to the university. As an international student, I had limited knowledge of the area, so it was tricky to judge the best location for convenience, cost, and safety.
• My accommodation is 10 min away from university it is expensive but it has all the facility and here you will find 80% of indians.
  
   

• So IELTS is required for admission but i had good marks in 12th std in english so i got IELTS wavier.
• Statement of purpose, LOR, transcript, CV, marksheet of 10th, 12th and bachelor, sanction letter if you are taking loan, leaving certificate that's it.
• There was no interview we received our cas without interview. They have direct admission process.

• Salford Festival, Fresher weeks, International Food Festival and movie.
• Sports has sports clubs, including football, rugby, netball, and basketball. There are also opportunities to join fitness classes, yoga, and other physical activities.
• Cultural Event is host by university including music concerts, theater performances, and art exhibitions. Students can also join the Cultural Society to explore different cultures and organize events.
• The Salford Student Enterprise group supports students interested in starting their own businesses or improving employability skills through workshops, mentoring, and networking events.
• The university encourages students to get involved in volunteering and community projects, such as helping local charities or assisting with university events. It’s a great way to build skills and give back to the community.
  
   

• 17 lakh college fees
  10 lakh accommodation
  3 lakh visa. NHS and ticket
  5-6 lakh Miscellaneous Expenses
• Honestly i dont know how fees is charged at college because before coming to UK i had paid my whole fees and rent.
• Rent depends where you are staying. I stay in private student accommodation so my monthly rent is around 770 pounds including bills and all the access to gym, social room, car parking.
• Transportation: you can take 5 pound pass to travel whole one day in Manchester. that is much cheaper.
• Food: 100-150 pound this depends on how your are spending.
   

• Yes, there is a scholarship of all international students.There is no such name for a scholarship but they give it to all international students.
• 3000 pounds was the amount that everyone got as an international student including me.A And mostly everyone receives this much amount only as a scholarship.
• Everyone got the same scholarship but some got 2000 pounds too.
• Everyone gets a scholarship of an amount of 2000 pounds or 3000 pounds.