Kids hit our campus for family fun day
More than 1,000 people flooded Sheffield Hallam University campus on Friday 28 July for a family fun day. From icing biscuits in the kitchen to having a go on a flight simulator and…
Sheffield Hallam nursing and midwifery academics speak to BBC about the ending of bursaries
From today, new nursing, midwifery and other health students such as occupational therapists and physiotherapists will no longer receive NHS bursaries to cover their tuition fees. Professor Laura Serrant was interviewed…
Sheffield Hallam football finance experts speak to media about the world record transfer deal
Hallam football finance expert Rob Wilson spoke to the Sunday Express about the current ‘out of control’ spending by Premier League clubs in this summer’s transfer window. Rob discusses the…
Share your stories from 25 years of Sheffield Hallam
As Sheffield Hallam enters its 25th year as a university, we want to hear from staff who have been here since the beginning – and possibly longer! Academic, professional and support staff…
The National LGBT Survey
LGBT Survey The government has launched a survey to understand the experiences of lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender (LGBT) people living in the UK. Both SIGNAL, our LGBT staff network,…
Five ways to deal with burnout using lessons from elite sport
Peter Olusoga, Senior Lecturer in Sport & Exercise Psychology, Sheffield Hallam University It is estimated that burnout costs the global economy £255 billion a year. Burnout tends to happen as…
Find out what makes a world champion at Sheffield Hallam University event
Sheffield has helped create its fair share of world champions in recent years, from natives such as Jess Ennis-Hill to those including Anthony Joshua who make the most of the…
Research reveals the hidden £16,000 price tag of Parkinson’s
Thousands of people affected by Parkinson’s are struggling with financial losses of more than £16,000 every year, according to new research published today by Sheffield Hallam University and charity Parkinson’s…
What happened when six sports students travelled to Tanzania?
Click here to view video: Our life-changing placement in Africa, by Molly and Taylor In spring 2017, six Sheffield Hallam students travelled to Tanzania to put what they’ve learned so…
Olympic medallist to discuss what it takes to be a World Champion
Sheffield’s own Olympic silver medallist, Bryony Page, will join a panel of experts from Sheffield Hallam University to discuss what it takes to be a world champion athlete. The free,…