University of Salford
- Degree-level courses
- 19
- Integrated degrees
- 11
- Routes
- 4
- UKPRN
- 10007156
University of Salford is registered on the government's apprenticeship provider register to deliver 19 of the 172 approved Level 6 and 7 apprenticeship standards (11% of the degree-level catalogue), spanning Business and administration, Construction and the built environment, Health and science and Protective services.
Registration means the university may deliver the standard — actual vacancies depend on employer partnerships each cycle. Check the university's apprenticeship pages for live programmes.
The portfolio in numbers
Of the 19 standards Salford can deliver, 15 are Level 6 (bachelor's level) and 4 are Level 7 (master's level). 11 lead to an integrated degree, where the degree is part of the apprenticeship itself rather than a separate qualification alongside it.
The portfolio leans towards Health and science (12 standards), followed by Construction and the built environment (4) — a larger spread than 87% of the 104 universities on the provider register.
Typical durations run from 18 to 60 months, and funding bands (the training cost the employer's levy covers — apprentices pay no tuition) range from £7,000 to £27,000.
16 professional bodies recognise courses in this portfolio, including Institute of Biomedical Science, Science Council for Registered Scientist, Engineering Council in partnership with the Joint Board of Moderator professional engineering institutions, Academy for Healthcare Science, Institute of Physics and Engineering Medicine and The Science Council, and 8 courses lead to a regulated profession.
Courses Salford can deliver
Business and administration 2
Chartered manager (degree)
Taking responsibility for long-term organisational success, managing people, projects, operations or services.
Senior leader
A leader who has senior management responsibility.
Construction and the built environment 4
Chartered surveyor (degree)
Providing professional advice and recommendations to clients on land, property or construction.
Civil engineer
Designing, maintaining and decommissioning civil engineering infrastructure.
Construction quantity surveyor (degree)
Managing all costs relating to construction projects.
Construction site management (degree)
Ensuring that a construction project is completed safely, within an agreed timeframe and budget.
Health and science 12
Advanced clinical practitioner (integrated degree)
Providing clinical care and treatment to patients.
Biomedical scientist
Carry out a range of laboratory and scientific tests to support the diagnosis and treatment of disease.
Community nurse specialist practitioner (NMC 2022)
Caring for patients with a wide range of health conditions.
Enhanced clinical practitioner
Provide a high standard of health care using judgment, skills, and knowledge.
Healthcare science practitioner (integrated degree)
Supporting the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of medical conditions.
Occupational therapist
Occupational therapists work with people of all ages and can look at all aspects of daily life in your home, school or workplace.
Physiotherapist
Delivering programmes and interventions to help people affected by injury, ageing, illness or disability.
Podiatrist
Diagnose and treat foot, ankle and leg problems.
Public health practitioner - integrated degree
Assessing and managing risk of disease and ill-health, and the prevention of premature deaths.
Registered nurse degree (NMC 2018)
Giving care, advice and support to sick, injured or disabled people.
Scientist
Carrying out technical and scientific activity in laboratories.
Specialist community public health nurse (NMC 2022)
Assessing the health needs of individuals, families, workplaces and the wider community.
Protective services 1
Source: Find apprenticeship training — contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.