Adelphi Studio Theatre is a small theatre venue based in the School of Music, Media and Performance's Adelphi Building.
== Organisation and administration ==
=== Chancellors ===
Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh (1967–1991)
Sarah, Duchess of York (1992–1995)
Sir Walter Bodmer (1995–2006)
Sir Martin Harris (2007–2009)
Irene Zubaida Khan (2009–2014)
Jackie Kay (2014–2021)
Lucy Meacock (2022–present)
=== Vice-Chancellors ===
Clifford Whitworth (1967–74)
John Harold Horlock (1974–81)
Sir John Michael Ashworth (1981–89)
Thomas Mutrie Husband (1990–97)
Michael Harloe (1997–2009)
Martin Hall (2009–14)
Helen Marshall (2015–2023)
Nic Beech (2023–present)
=== Research and development centres ===
The United National Institute for Prosthetics and Orthotics Development is located in the university's Prosthetics and Orthotics division of its School of Health, Sport and Rehabilitation Sciences. It is the only prosthetics and orthotics higher education provider in England.
The KidsCan Children's Cancer Research Centre is in the university's John Armstrong Welsh Laboratories at the Centre for Biochemistry, Drug Design and Cancer Research. It was established in 2002 to develop treatments with fewer side effects for children and young adults.
== Academic profile ==
The university is organised into four schools:
School of Arts, Media and Creative Technology
School of Science, Engineering and Environment
School of Health and Society
Salford Business School
International students come from China, India, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Cyprus, Greece, Nigeria, the Republic of Ireland, Romania, Malaysia and Bulgaria. Previously, with its three colleges, 12 schools, nearly 20,000 students, and over 2,500 staff, Salford had a turnover of some £156m in 2006/07. A report from social and economic impact report published in 2019, sets the turnover to £180.5m in 2019,
The university is a founding member of the Northern Consortium of universities.
In October 2008 it was announced that compulsory redundancies were likely at the university, as …
