- Global score 27.1
- Global research reputation #636
- Regional research reputation #399
- Publications #1,148
- Books #417
- Conferences #959
- Normalized citation impact #1,042
- Total citations #1,193
- Number of publications that are among the 10 percent most cited #1,131
- Percentage of total publications that are among the 10 percent most cited #968
- International collaboration #873
- Percentage of total publications with international collaboration #432
- Number of highly cited papers that are among the top 1 percent most cited #1,307
- Percentage of highly cited papers that are among the top 1 percent most cited #1,303
The University of Salford is located less than two miles from the city centre of Manchester in North West England. The university can be traced back to two institutions that emerged during the industrial revolution of the 19th century: the Pendleton Mechanics Institute and the Salford Working Men’s College - both of which were founded in the 1850s to cater for the demand for industrial skills. These two institutions became the Royal Technical Institute, Salford, just before the turn of the last century, which in turn became the Royal Technical College, Salford, in the 1920s. After splitting again in 1958, two separate institutions developed, known as University College Salford and the University of Salford (this name was used for the first time in 1967). In 1996, the two merged again under the University of Salford name. In addition to the main Peel Park campus, the university has a big presence in MediaCityUK, a development on the banks of the Manchester Ship Canal which also houses offices for - among others - the BBC and ITV. This gives students the chance to work in close proximity to media professionals. In 2004, the university began a ￡150 million investment programme. This included the building of the ￡22 million Mary Seacole Building, which now houses the College of Health and Social Care, and the Law School’s ￡10 million Lady Hale Building. The University of Salford’s main library is named in honour of its first ever vice-chancellor, Clifford Whitworth. Among its well-known alumni are comedians Peter Kay and Jason Manford, and the actor Sir Ben Kingsley.
*The above data comes from: Official website of U.S.News
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22%
Percentage of International Students
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17.0
No. of students per staff
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52 : 48
Student Ratio of Females to Males
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15,356
Number of FTE Students
*The above data comes from: Official website of TIMES
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World University Rankings
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2016
601-800
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2017
601—800
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2018
601–800
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2019
601–800
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2020
801–1000
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Young University Rankings
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2016
101-150
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2017
151-200
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Arts & humanities
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2019
401+
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Clinical, pre-clinical & health
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2019
501–600
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Engineering & technology
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2018
401–500
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2019
301–400
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Life sciences
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2018
401–500
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2019
401–500
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Social sciences
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2019
501–600
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Business & Economics
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2019
301–400
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European Teaching
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2018
151-200
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2019
151-200
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*The above data comes from: Official website of TIMES
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