Salford Business School (reviews)

Academics at Salford Business School

Salford Business School offers Undergraduate, Postgraduate and MBA Programmes as well as Research Degrees in Business, Finance and Law. The curriculum is based on thorough industry research and knowledge and the School takes a real-world approach to teaching and learning about the business environment. Courses are delivered by more than 100 academics who have expert knowledge in their fields. They maintain strong ties with industry in order to ensure that their teaching is relevant, practical and has a strong focus on the particular industry

The School offers students multiple opportunities to study or work abroad, which are a great chance for them to make connections with people all over the world and experience new cultures.

Campus & Student Life

The University’s main campus is 2km away from the city center of Manchester, United Kingdom. The campus’s library contains a wide range of resources, such as books, articles and other resources, which are more than enough to support students in the learning process.

There is a large number of student societies run by the Students’ Union. In addition to the wide diversity of societies that students could choose from, there are special Business and Law Societies, which allow students interested in Business and Law to further-develop their knowledge and skills as well as take advantage of networking opportunities that arise.

Career & Alumni

Salford Business School maintains close ties with small and medium-sized enterprises and partners with international organizations, such as Siemens and Jaguar, which creates multiple opportunities for students to establish professional connections with employers. The School’s strong connections with businesses provide students with various opportunities for placements, internships, live briefs and team projects, which enable them to gain work experience over the course of completing their degree and stand out from the crowd when they enter the job market.

Guest speakers are often invited to campus in order to meet and share their experience with students. Industry visits are also organized in order to enable students to visualize how the knowledge they gain at the School is applied in practice.

Salford Business School has over 32,500 alumni all over the world. Its Alumni Network allows former students to stay in touch with each other and the School as well as take advantage of a wide range of benefits, such as lifelong access to the Careers and Employability Service, networking opportunities, access to the University’s library and a lot more.