in the nss, the course at liverpool had 83% student satisfaction, a graduate salary of £18k, and 95% in work or study. however, salford had 92% student satisfaction, a graduate salary of £22k and 85% in work or study. the liverpool degree may mean you have easier access to higher level careers (occasionally jobs have a preference for red brick unis), but if you’d be happier at salford i don’t think you’d end up losing out on too much.