University of Salford

The University of Salford gained university status in 1967 having started life as the Royal Technical Institute in 1896 and the Pendleton Mechanics Institute in 1850. Today it has 21,500 students each year, including 4,000 international students, based across its Peel Park and MediaCityUK campuses. It ranks in the top 100 UK universities in The Guardian and The Times/Sunday Times University Guides. With its origins lying in the Industrial Revolution, the University of Salford is just as driven today to push the technological boundaries. Its research facilities are cutting edge and focused on rising to the challenges of the modern industrial revolution with industry-focused research. What is the University Of Salford acceptance rate for international students? The University of Salford acceptance rate is 62%. Several courses at the university have been accredited by professional bodies. These include Association of Chartered Certified Accountants, the Chartered Institute of Marketing, The Nursing and Midwifery Council and the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors. Salford offers a lower cost of living than many other university cities in the UK, meaning you have more money to spend on having fun.