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£600k funding secured to extend ground-breaking physical activity programme

A consortium led by Sheffield Hallam University’s Advanced Wellbeing Research Centre has secured £600,000 funding from Sport England to continue to lead a ground-breaking physical activity programme.

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Illustrations that represent the data from the survey, on the left is a padlock with the statistic that 4.9 per cent of people have attached a lovelock padlock to a bridge. On the right is an illustration of Swallows (birds) with industrial chimneys in the background.

Almost half of people in England celebrate Valentine’s Day according to new research

New findings from the National Folklore Survey for England have revealed that 49% of people in England celebrate Valentine’s Day either always or sometimes

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Sheffield Hallam and Jeju National University sign joint digital healthcare research agreement

Researchers from Sheffield Hallam University have formalised a strategic research partnership with Jeju National University, marking a significant milestone in international digital healthcare research collaboration.

Hallam student game becomes first in UK to be released on PlayStation®Store

A computer game created by a team of final-year Sheffield Hallam University students has become the first student-made game in the country to be released on the PlayStation™Store.

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How African principles of community are helping Black students in the UK into PhD study

The Conversation: Dr Ifedapo Francis Awolowo has written for The Conversation about the Aspire programme, which was set up to help tackle inequality in research and encourage diversity at doctoral-level study.

Why hospitality skills can help all businesses adapt to the AI revolution

The Conversation: Dr Alisha Ali has co-authored a piece which discusses how the human-centred skills found in the hospitality sector have been shown to be strategic assets in AI deployment in the workplace.

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‘Apprenticeship policy changes must protect degree routes for all ages’

As National Apprenticeship Week approaches, it’s a timely moment to reflect on the future of the apprenticeship system itself.

National Cancer Plan is a bold ambition that must leave no one behind

The newly published National Cancer Plan for England presents a pivotal opportunity to revolutionise cancer care in England.

Four students on stage at a graduation ceremony at Ponds Forge

With studies complete, they will now be joining the regional workforce

By Professor Liz Mossop, Vice-Chancellor