Our new Health Building
The University of Salford plans to deliver a new health building for the School of Health and Society. A building has been proposed for the Frederick Road Campus to support education, training and recruitment of health care professionals.
Plans for new health building at University of Salford approved
Plans for the University of Salford’s new health building on its Frederick Road campus have been given the green light by Salford City Council, and building work is set to begin in late November. The target completion date is Autumn 2026.
The new site will offer a health and wellbeing hub at the heart of the University estate. It will be the home for some of the University’s most popular healthcare courses - including podiatry, prosthetics and orthotics, sports rehabilitation, occupational therapy and sport science. In addition, any Salford staff or students delivering health and wellbeing activities will be able to use the space.
The new building is to be a community focus for public services delivered by our partners, with plans now being explored for mother and child health sessions, weight management clinics and other wellbeing forums.
The site is a key part of the University’s multi-million pound Campus Connectivity Plan, which will benefit staff, students and the local community. The new building will also complement Salford City Council’s wider Crescent development scheme.
The building is part of the School of Health and Society, which is the largest School in the University with over 8400 students.
Student information
Students wanting to know more information can visit University of Salford Student Hub - Frederick Road campus project (a student login is required).
Staff information
Staff wanting to know more information can visit University of Salford Hub - Health and Society campus plan (a staff login is required).