Join us for a 30-minute lunchtime walk
Looking for a fitness-boosting activity to do over lunchtime? Beginning 6th February, come join us every Wednesday for a 30-minute walk. The group will be meeting at Heart of Campus…
Faculty Leadership Team – Speed Meetings
The Health and Wellbeing Faculty Leadership Team would like to invite you to attend one of the upcoming FLT ‘Speed Meeting’ sessions. Each session will provide an opportunity for you…
Paramedic students to deliver first aid workshops to local school children
SHU Press Release Paramedic science students at Sheffield Hallam University are delivering first aid sessions to primary schools in South Yorkshire. Children aged between 5 and 11 will learn CPR…
National Student Survey – useful things to know
What is the National Student Survey? The 2019 NSS is the 15th national survey of undergraduate students. Conducted annually it is commissioned by the Office for Students (OfS) and independently…
A day in the life of a Senior Lecturer in Adult Nursing
Name: Dr Amanda Howarth Job Title: Senior Lecturer in Adult Nursing How long have you worked for the University? 12 years, I moved over from the University of Sheffield when…
Hallam midwifery student shortlisted for award
A Sheffield Hallam University student has been shortlisted for the Pregnacare Student Midwife of the Year Award as part of the Royal College of Midwives (RCM) annual awards ceremony. The…
Run the Sheffield Half Marathon with us this April and help to raise money for the Hallam Fund
This is the fourth year that Team Hallam has taken part in the Sheffield Half Marathon to raise money for the Hallam Fund. The fund helps support students from disadvantaged…
Vaping: smokers who switch could be less likely to use cigarettes again
In an article for The Conversation, Markos Klonizakis, reader in clinical physiology, discusses the benefits and risks of using e-cigarettes to give up smoking. His team is looking at the…
How can ‘movement competence’ combat obesity?
By Professor David Morley, Head of the Academy of Sport and Physical Activity, Professor of Youth Sport and Physical Activity. A recent World Health Organisation report revealed that the number…
Sports Studies Seminar: ‘Fit for doing, but not fit for organising’
Critical Conversations in Sport and Popular Culture (CCSPC). A seminar series hosted by Sport Studies, Sheffield Hallam University ‘Fit for doing, but not fit for organising’: The under-representation and racialised…