Alumni news
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Posted on Friday 28 July 2017Graduate partners with local charity to get homeless people back into work
Sam Kennedy has teamed up with the local charity Cathedral Archer Project, to launch a project which is supporting homeless and vulnerable people in the city while cleaning up the city's streets.
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Posted on Friday 28 July 2017Could you be the next Alumni Award winner?
The British Council's Alumni Awards celebrate the outstanding achievements of alumni internationally and showcase the impact and value of a UK degree. This year, for the first time, the awards will be open to all alumni living in any country outside the UK and we would like you to consider applying.
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Posted on Friday 28 July 2017Eve brings fresh ideas to the National Trust
Events Management student, Eve Hatton, has just completed her placement year. She worked across four National Trust properties in Gloucestershire where she brought fresh ideas and new perspectives to the organisation.
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Posted on Thursday 27 July 2017Alex is supporting justice for female victims of violence in India
BA(Hons) Criminology alumnus, Alex Chaggar, travelled to India to support with a project that seeks to increase access to justice, rights and protection for female victims of violence in India.
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Posted on Thursday 27 July 2017The journey to the summit of Everest
Sean got in touch to tell us about his journey from graduation to the summit of the world's highest mountain
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Posted on Thursday 27 July 2017Dom is making an impact in faraway places
Dominic Ng completed his undergraduate degree in geography and is now enrolled on a PGCE in Secondary Education. During his placement year he worked at the Kruger National Park in South Africa.
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Posted on Wednesday 26 July 2017Eat Sleep Adventure Repeat
While studying for a degree in photography, Ed Birch set up his business Salt Street Productions - a production company producing adventure films set against the backdrop of the Peak District National Park.
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Posted on Wednesday 26 July 2017The challenge to Move More
Professor Copeland is encouraging Sheffield to get outside and make time for walking by providing advice on the many health benefits brisk walking can bring.
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Posted on Wednesday 26 July 2017A walk in the park with Professor Ian Rotherham
Environmental expert, Professor Ian Rotherham, walks us through his top five walks in and around Sheffield.
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Posted on Wednesday 12 July 2017Sarah makes Tramlines a hit
Now in its ninth year, Tramlines music festival has become an established part of the city of Sheffield's fabric - much like the tram-tracks from which it takes its name.