During your studies at university, only you decide how you will use this time – doing only studies, or putting some efforts into doing additional learning, training, volunteering or working. The hard work done from the heart will always pay off in the end. Before starting university, I said to myself I am going to…
Choosing a university with teaching quality is of the highest importance for every single student. Sheffield Hallam was named the University of the Year for Teaching Quality. In order to have success in the classroom and beyond, it was essential for me that teaching content is structured and delivered in the right way, engaging and…
There is lots of support available for mature students which you can find here as well as joining the Sheffield Hallam Mature Student Facebook group where you can access guidance and support from fellow mature students studying at Hallam. Here our #HallamInsider Zhanna talks about her experience. Mature students are students aged 21 at the…
For many people going to university is their first time being financially independent and having to budget and pay their own bills. All of this can be very overwhelming so we have a few top tips to help you save money where you can! Budgeting It’s important to know how much your outgoings add up…
Caught up in the excitement of Welcome Week, freshers and hanging out with my new housemates I had not yet gone to a taster session of a sport or society. I had a look online to see what was still running and I saw that the Salsa Society had a taster session later in the…
Starting university can make you feel unsure but this year in particular poses many unusual situations. Some of the common socialisation and typical ‘fresher’ options may not be available or may be adjusted and you may even feel anxious about moving in with new people and curious about how you’ll bond with new flatmates and…
Who isn’t, right? There is so much going on before starting university. Everything from finding the perfect accommodation, packing the essentials, being eager to know your flatmates, getting familiar with the curriculum, which sometimes can leave you with a big hole in your stomach. But don’t worry, you are not the only one and thousands…
It’s safe to say that university is an intense experience so we’re here to give you our tips on what we wish we knew before we started our studies! Meet people before Before you get to university try and find other people on your course or in your halls. This way you know you will…
Like most people, I lived in student halls for my first year at University, but also decided to stay for my second and third too. I know this opportunity isn’t offered at every university, but I’m grateful Sheffield Hallam do as it’s been the best choice for me. This has provided me with a greater…