Campus Life:

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.

Hostel:

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.

Hostel:

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.

Hostel:

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.

Hostel:

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.