There are plenty of societies and clubs on the campus. The sports centre is also quite good. There is also a student bar which is also quite good, especially during football match days.

For my undergrad, I stayed at student accommodations, but for my master's, I got an apartment with my friends. Always make sure everyone's name is on the tenant agreement.

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

University had accommodation available. However, I did not stay in the university accommodation. I stayed nearby in a hostel/dorm facility where I had a room to myself with an attached bathroom but I was sharing the rest of the apartment (kitchen, common area, etc.) with five other students enrolled at the University of Salford.

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

There are 2 university accomodation option besides many private accomodation within a small radius of the university.

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

I stayed outside the campus. I shared my house with 6 other people where we used to share a single living room and kitchen. Another viable option would be to try for student rooms using the website spareroom.com.

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.