University of Salford Rankings 2025: Global and Subject Rankings

• 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.
  
   

While I was there PSW wasn't open at the time. So employability was limited, especially for arts and media graduates. But it has changed since then.

The admission process was relatively straightforward as I had already completed my undergrad at the same University and applied through the University. I chose Salford because it's in Manchester, and for arts and media students the second campus is located at the heart of MediaCity UK, right next to the BBC. ITV Studios, the Lowry theatre, and the Imperial War Museum are also housed in the same area, with Manchester United's home stadium, Old Trafford, just across the Quays. I would recommend Manchester to arts and media students because of its rich history in the field. The University of Salford has an excellent sprawling main campus as well, which has introduced two new states of the art buildings. Like for any University, there are certain courses and certain departments that might not be up to the required standards. So research the right course before applying. Personally, I enjoyed my time there, and I would recommend it, especially for arts and media students.

Good content in the syllabus, low tuition fees and the availability.

I chose the University of Salford for their course provision: Media Psychology. The course was not being offered by other universities.

I am a PhD student hence doesn't opt for placement visits. Although there are ample of support from the doctoral school to ensure attending research conferences and seminars.

The choice of the University was subject specific as I found staffs and academicians more experts in my field.

The University provides work placement/internship support to the students. I have received this support to do an internship with Salford City Council (UK local government).

My course is Fraud and Risk Management which is a specialized subject. The University of Salford was the only university in England to combine the subjects of 'fraud' and 'risk management' as a master's. Other universities only offer an MSc in Risk Management.