Alumni news
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Posted on Wednesday 31 October 2018Graduation at City Hall
As graduation fortnight approaches, we take a look back on the history of our ceremonies at Sheffield City Hall.
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Posted on Monday 29 October 2018Our 2018 Honorary Doctorates
TV legend Sir Michael Parkinson amongst Sheffield Hallam University's latest honorary doctorates.
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Posted on Monday 29 October 2018New Chancellor for Sheffield Hallam University
Baroness Kennedy becomes new Chancellor of Sheffield Hallam University.
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Posted on Monday 29 October 2018The early days
During the transition period, from polytechnic to university, the first Chair of the Board of Governors, Peter Newman, reflects on this important chapter in the emergence of one of the UK's most progressive modern universities.
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Posted on Monday 03 September 2018Forging partnerships across the world
Sheffield Hallam hosts Botswana Accountancy College to discuss support available for former students and the importance of transnational educational partners around the world
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Posted on Monday 03 September 2018How can our students help you
Sheffield Hallam University's Business Advice Centre provides free consultancy advice to organisations around the globe
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Posted on Friday 31 August 2018Reasons to apply for The British Council Alumni Awards
The British Council Alumni Awards re-open applications on 4 September 2018. We caught up with last year's finalist, Taruka Srivastav, who explains how the awards ceremony has positively impacted her work.
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Posted on Friday 31 August 2018Sheffield Hallam researcher wins European Science Award
Sheffield Hallam University researcher wins an international for his ground-breaking work in creating protective coatings for items ranging from hip joints to space satellites.
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Posted on Friday 31 August 2018Graduate retention in the Sheffield City Region
Danielle Bhalla, Project Manager of the Future Leaders Programme talks to us about the challenges of graduate retention in South Yorkshire.
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Posted on Friday 31 August 2018Alumna tackles lack of representation of ethnic minorities
Sheffield Hallam alumna, Emma Jackson, aims to challenge the under-representation of ethnic minorities in children's literature with her new business venture: 'Story Drawing Club'.