萨尔福大学
University of Salford
学费Tuition Fee
英国欧盟UK/EU fees £9,000
实习/海外年Fees (placement/overseas year) £Free/£Free
国际学生Fees (international) £11,090-£12,800
地址Address
The Crescent, Salford, Greater Manchester, M5 4WT
Performance |
|
Score 数值 |
Ranking 排名 |
2015 Times Ranking |
2015年泰晤士报排名 |
|
105 |
2014 Times Ranking |
2014年泰晤士报排名 |
|
98 |
World Ranking |
世界排名 |
|
701 |
Student satisfaction |
学生满意度 |
76.4% |
119 |
Research quality |
研究质量 |
9.3% |
56 |
Ucas entry points |
本科录取水平 |
341 |
57 |
Graduate prospects |
毕业生展望 |
56.8% |
102 |
Firsts and 2:1s |
1等及2等1学位比例 |
64.3% |
72 |
Completion rate |
完成度 |
77.6% |
111 |
Student-staff ratio |
学生-老师比 |
17:1 |
57 |
Services/facilities spend |
服务/设施花费 |
£ 1,481 |
66 |
Graduate salaries |
毕业生起薪 |
£ 19,023 |
|
Sports points/rank |
体育 |
213.5 |
86 |
Social mix |
学生情况 |
Score数值 |
Undergraduate (full-time) |
本科全日制人数 |
13,760 |
Postgraduate (full-time) |
研究生全日制人数 |
1,765 |
Applications/places |
申请人数/录取人数 |
20,800/4,410 |
Applications/places ratio |
申请录取率 |
4.7:1 |
EU students |
欧盟学生 |
6% |
Other overseas students |
海外学生 |
5.3% |
Mature |
成年学生 |
31.1% |
State school educated |
公立学校教育 |
97.6% |
Middle class/working class |
中产/工薪比率 |
57.1/42.9 |
Student satisfaction 学生满意度 |
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Subject |
科目领域 |
% |
Accounting & Finance |
会计金融 |
95.4 |
Aeronautical & Manufacturing Engineering |
航空和制造工程 |
68.7 |
Anatomy & Physiology |
解剖和生理学 |
87.8 |
Architecture |
建筑学 |
71.5 |
Art & Design |
艺术设计 |
78.2 |
Biological Science |
生物科学 |
74.0 |
Building |
建造学 |
71.5 |
Business Studies |
商务研究 |
84.7 |
Civil Engineering |
土木工程 |
81.0 |
Communication & Media Studies |
传媒和媒体研究 |
62.5 |
Computer Science |
计算机科学 |
84.4 |
Drama, Dance & Cinematics |
戏剧舞蹈和电影研究 |
59.7 |
Economics |
经济学 |
87.5 |
Electrical and Electronic Engineering |
电子电气工程 |
78.3 |
English |
英语 |
68.5 |
French |
法语 |
73.9 |
Geography & Environmental Science |
地理和环境科学 |
69.5 |
German |
德语 |
75.9 |
History |
历史 |
72.4 |
Hospitality, Leisure, Recreation & Tourism |
酒店休闲娱乐和旅游 |
84.8 |
Iberian Languages |
伊比利亚语 |
75.4 |
Law |
法律 |
89.5 |
Lingusistics |
语言学 |
73.2 |
Mechanical Engineering |
机械工程 |
71.2 |
Music |
音乐 |
75.3 |
Nursing |
护理 |
74.2 |
Physics and Astronomy |
物理和天文学 |
82.7 |
Physiotherapy |
物理疗法 |
87.8 |
Politics |
政治 |
66.0 |
Psychology |
心理学 |
78.0 |
Radiography |
射线学 |
81.8 |
Social Policy |
社会政策 |
72.9 |
Social Work |
社会工作 |
70.7 |
Sociology |
社会学 |
80.5 |
Sport Science |
体育科学 |
81.1 |
Subjects allied to medicine |
医学相关 |
81.0 |
萨尔福大学一直被公认为英国老牌大学中的佼佼者,其前身是创建于1896年的皇家技术学院,1967年正式成立为综合大学。到目前为止,萨尔福大学是全英规模最大的大学之一,现有在校学生18,000多名,包括来自80多个国家,超过2,000多名的海外留学生。萨尔福大学招收海外学生的传统悠久,四所学院开设有从大学预科、国家高等证书(HND)到本科的课程。
学校简介
萨尔福大学(又名:索尔福德大学)硕士课程历来坚持办学其传统,即根据工商业的实际需要而设立相应的课程。学校的艺术与设计科技学院位于一栋名副其实的高科技大楼中,该楼赢得了英国第一界 Sterling 建筑设计奖。国际学院设有学前英语课程、及学期中的语言学习技巧课程,以满足外国学生的需要。学校教学及生活设施精良,景色优美,每年都吸引了大批国内外学生前往就读。
大学特色
1. 一流的研究教学成果
学校在历年的全英大学综合排名中皆名列前茅,在英国最具权威的泰晤士报2003年全英大学综合排名为72位。学校以注重职业教育而闻名,许多科系都与业界有相关合作关系,同时提供工作实习机会,帮助学生更好的将理论知识应用在实践工作中。学校在最近的教学质量品质和研究质量的评估中也表现优秀,其中信息工程管理、欧洲研究、统计、调查实践、冶金和材料、音乐和社会学等学科均被评为优秀。
2. 广泛的课程设置
学校下设4大学院,16个科系,300多个专业;分别教授艺术、药学、科学、商业、信息科技、健康、社会科学、教育、工程及环境、人文科学、社会科学,以及法律等方面的本科及研究生学位课程。大学的研究生院实力雄厚,共有2500名学生就读于研究生院。学校的管理学院设有MBA、公司金融、国际银行与金融、市场营销、人力资源、国际贸易、管理、物流管理、管理信息系统、旅游管理等几乎全部商科专业。
3. 一流的教学设施
学校设施先进完备。图书馆藏书丰富,除了大量的图书,期刊,电子书籍外,馆内还配备电脑以供网上查询。设施完备的电脑室一周7天都开放,方便学生随时使用。学校学生会下设80多个社团和俱乐部,包括体育、政治、民族、专业和宗教等团体。并拥有设施先进完善的体育健身场所。
4. 灵活的教学制度
学校特别为3年制大专生设置了硕士预科课程,大专毕业生完成1年半或2年即可获得硕士学位。硕士预科分为商科和理工科两个方向,完成预科学习之后可以分别选择就读所有商科类研究生课程或是IT、计算机及其它工程类硕士课程。同时,硕士预科每年一月及九月两季开学,申请速度快捷。
5. 便利的交通
学校位于曼彻斯特近郊,交通极其便利。乘火车到伦敦仅需 2个半小时。学校还拥有自己的火车站,通往曼彻斯特国际机场仅需30分钟。而曼彻斯特作为英格兰第二大城市以及欧洲学生人口最多的城市,不仅历史悠久,而且拥有欧洲最发达的商业区,是人们工作,学习及生活的首选之地。
奖学金/助学金Bursaries/scholarships
For students with at least ABB at A Level or equivalent, £2,000 cash scholarship in year 1.
Sports and asylum seekers' scholarships.
大学概况University Profile
The University of Salford’s campus within MediaCityUK, in Salford Quays, has put the university and more particularly the 1,500 students based on the campus at the heart of one of Europe’s premier digital media developments.
Opened in 2011 at a cost £30m, students follow a range of 39 undergraduate and postgraduate courses spanning journalism, professional sound and video technology, media technology and television and radio. They enjoy exceptional opportunities to work with BBC staff and other media professionals using the latest equipment, studios and laboratories. The development is drawing more television and media companies to the area all the time with Coronation Street now relocated from its original home in central Manchester in new ITV studios.
The new facilities have already produced a surge in demand for Salford’s media courses. New undergraduate enrolments across the whole university were up by 500 in 2013, partially compensating for a big drop when higher fees were introduced.
Further embedding the university in its immediate area, it has just signed a partnership agreement with the Class of 92 – the five former Manchester United players including Ryan Giggs and Paul Scholes – who have just bought Salford City football club and are investing heavily in the area through a new hotel and other business ventures. Students will benefit from internships and work experience in areas as diverse as sports science, journalism, digital marketing and event management.
Salford is in the middle of a £500m, 15-year capital programme which is helping to bring about significant changes in the shape of the university. It has ceased to offer courses in modern languages, linguistics and some areas of politics and contemporary history because of low demand for places, focusing instead on its strengths in media, technology, science, engineering and health.
There are four campuses, all of them apart from Salford Quays clustered around the River Irwell and within walking distance of Manchester city centre. On the main campus, the Gateway Project, being built at a cost of £55m, will provide a new entrance from Salford Crescent railway station and more facilities for arts and media students when it opens in 2016.
There is also a £38m Arts and Media Centre on the Adelphi Campus and a £22m headquarters for the Faculty of Health and Social Care on a third site, with practice clinics, hospital ward facilities and a human performance laboratory.
The landscaped main campus is a haven of lawns and shrubberies. University House, where students go for advice and support, has seen a £3m upgrade, while a 1960s teaching building has been remodelled and extended to accommodate six lecture theatres equipped with large screen displays, a series of learning and breakout spaces, plus a café.
Salford, which has 20,000 students, has been overtaken by a number of post-1992 universities in our league table and is 12 places adrift of the nearest of the longer-established institutions. Developments such as MediaCityUK should help with Salford’s graduate prospects figures going forward and ultimately lead to an improvement in the university’s overall ranking.
It currently suffers particularly from low satisfaction scores in the National Student Survey, which left it fourth bottom on this measure this year.
However, Salford does well on the Government’s access measures: 43% of the undergraduates come from working-class homes and there is one of the highest proportions of students (22%) drawn from areas sending few into higher education. The projected dropout rate has fluctuated. The latest figures are up to almost 18%, a lot higher than the national average for the subjects and students’ qualifications.
The university’s growing involvement in health has seen the establishment of a national centre for prosthetics and orthotics, and Salford has a high reputation for the treatment of sports injuries. The School of Nursing and Midwifery, which received outstanding ratings from its regulatory body, runs Europe’s first nursing course for deaf students.
There is also a BA in journalism and war studies – the only undergraduate degree in the UK to combine the two disciplines.
Engineering is the university’s traditional strength, attracting many of the 3,000 overseas students. The university opened the world’s first Energy House in 2011 – a full-size traditional terraced house built in a laboratory for students, researchers and industry to study domestic energy consumption.
Two-thirds of all courses offer work placements, half of them abroad and almost all counting towards degree classifications. The university has partnerships which provide research and work experience with the BBC, Adobe and Carnegie Mellon University, in Pittsburgh, and the Salford China partnership programme among others. There is a particular focus on the Middle East, where the University of Salford Abu Dhabi works with a number of universities in the region.
The Enterprise Academy scheme was commended by the EU after it helped 32 student businesses become established. Students are offered training in entrepreneurship and business skills, as well as a business mentor, while an innovative scheme also provides professional training and work experience for unemployed and under-employed graduates. Salford led the way in formally recognising interaction with business and industry as of equal importance to teaching and research.
The university entered a relatively low proportion of its academics for the 2008 Research Assessment Exercise, but still had among the lowest grades of the pre-1992 universities. The university has since established nine interdisciplinary research centres and a graduate school.
Salford’s location is one of its main selling points. There are 2,400 residential places within 10 minutes’ walk of the main campus, owned either by the university or a partner organisation.New student apartments will be ready in time for the 2015 entry, adding 1,367 bedrooms in a new complex costing £81m. It will include a cinema, gym, television and games room, group study lounges and a launderette.
学生观点Student view
Fiza Ikram, students’ union president
First impressions
Overwhelming and exciting at the same time, it felt like a whole new challenge in life.
Worst feature
I commuted for three years, so 9am lectures were torturous.
Making a difference
There is a program where you can mentor international students, helping to build networks and improve life skills.
Deal clincher
The union is amazing at catering for the wide variety of students Salford attracts, from mature to international to BME (black and ethnic minority students).