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Salford, England

Uni student

The University of Salford says:


"Choosing the right university is a big decision – and one of the best ways of finding out what's right for you is by going to open days and events. So come and see for yourself what Salford has to offer at one of our upcoming Open Days.


What will happen at the Open Day?

By coming to an Open Day you’ll get a real sense of what studying at the University of Salford is like. You’ll get to take part in course talks, learn more in Q&As with our students, tour our beautiful green campus, and more. You'll also get to see accommodation, meet teaching and support staff, find out all you need to know about student finance, and learn about settling into student life.


Our Open Days take place across our three campuses in Salford, giving you the chance to explore our facilities in person, while getting a real feel for what student life can offer.


Our Student Recruitment Team will be on hand all day to answer questions about how to apply, and we’re offering sessions to help you understand more about UCAS, writing your personal statement, and give hints and tips about applying."

Upcoming Open Days at the university:

University of Salford

Salford, England

25 November 2026

In person

Postgraduate

Public University

More info

University of Salford

Salford, England

12 December 2026

In person

Undergraduate Open Day

Public University

More info

There are currently no upcoming open days scheduled for this university. Check back soon or join our mailing list for updates!

3 Essential Degree Decisions Tips for University Open Days

1. Always Book Ahead
Don’t just turn up! Subject talks, accommodation tours, and specialised workshops often have limited capacity and fill up fast. Pre-registering online locks in your spot, gives you access to the official event schedule app, and ensures you get notified of any last-minute time or location changes.

2. Plan Your Route & Look for Travel Bursaries
Open day travel costs can add up quickly, especially if you're visiting universities across the country. Check train or parking options early, and always check the university's website for travel bursaries. Many UK universities offer £20 to £100+ to help cover travel expenses for eligible prospective students.

3. Talk to Current Students (Not Just Lecturers)
Lecturers will give you the academic pitch, but student ambassadors will give you the unfiltered reality. Ask them the questions that aren't in the prospectus: What’s the accommodation really like? How is the local nightlife? Is public transport easy? What do you wish you knew before picking this uni?

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