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Sheffield Hallam University nominated for Times Higher Education Leadership and Management awards

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We are very pleased to announce that Sheffield Hallam University has been nominated in several categories for the THELM Awards 2017!

The Times Higher Education Leadership and Management Awards are now in their ninth year, celebrating teams who work in the engine rooms of institutions, laying the foundations for future success.

We have been nominated in the Outstanding Estates Strategy and Outstanding Student Admissions Strategy categories, with the ceremony taking place on Thursday 22 June – wish us luck!

Inspirational Student Award winner Ong Yu Jing talks to SHU GoGlobal

We were very pleased to be able to announce the 2017 winners of the Inspirational Student Awards in last month’s newsletter. Here, we speak to one of the winners, Ong Yu Jing from INTI in Malaysia, about her experience as a student inspiring others.

How do you feel about being nominated for an Inspirational Student Award?
When I was notified about the nomination, I felt both ecstatic and in disbelief. I had no prior knowledge about the award and was honestly stunned by the announcement. I appreciate the support I have from the faculty and Sheffield Hallam University and I am thankful for this recognition.

What is the main thing you have learned so far while studying your degree?
A key thing which I have taken away from my time during my undergraduate studies is realising the power of design processes and the importance of self-discovery through these processes.

What is the best thing you have experienced about studying a Sheffield Hallam degree?
I think the best thing I have encountered is the opportunity to be extremely present in everything I have done, be it design, meeting people or even developing my soft skills -leadership, public speaking. It has also increased my confidence level and I am not afraid to speak my mind to contribute to different causes. The degree has opened numerous doors for me to hone my skills in various areas and engage myself in various activities.

We’d like to thank Ong Yu Jing for taking the time to talk to us, and we look forward to featuring our other winners in upcoming editions of our newsletter.

Have your say in the student experience survey

The best ways of us improving our courses and student experience is when we ask you for feedback and to tell us what is and what isn’t working! Right now is your chance to make a difference and improve how things work for students in the years to come.

You should have received an email with a link to the student experience survey, which will ask you about various aspects of your study, including course material, learning environment and the staff that help to guide you through your studies. There is also the opportunity to nominate inspirational staff that you feel have made a real impact on you and your learning.

The deadline for filling this in is Thursday 4 May so you don’t have long – make sure you fill yours out now and have your day!