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Two Sheffield Hallam lecturers who helped to make accounting education more inclusive and led the introduction of simulated placements for nursing students have been recognised with a national award celebrating outstanding achievements in learning and teaching.

Sheffield Hallam University final year events management students have partnered with St Luke’s for a second-year running, raising nearly £17,000 showcasing the knowledge and skills gained on their degree through a series of creative charity fundraising events

Sheffield Business School at Sheffield Hallam University, welcomed 50 female-identifying sixth-form students from schools and colleges across the region for its Women in Finance Day.

Dark kitchens - delivery-only food businesses operating through online platforms - are creating challenges around hygiene, allergen management and effective regulation, according to new research by Sheffield Hallam University.

Sheffield Business School at Sheffield Hallam University is celebrating the successful completion of an international education project with Khmelnytskyi National University (KhNU), strengthening academic collaboration between the twin cities of Sheffield and Khmelnytskyi

An exhibition exploring the growing influence of social media, wellness culture and industry marketing on public understanding of nutrition has launched at Sheffield Hallam University.

Sheffield Business School has been awarded the maximum five-year continued accreditation status by the Small Business Charter, recognising the school’s sustained support for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).

A team of Sheffield Hallam University students have won the Bentley Motors Logistics Hackathon (Logithon) 2026, which challenged students to address supply chain and logistics challenges.

Philip Rodrigo, the former Master Cutler, has been appointed as an Honorary Professor at Sheffield Hallam University.

More than 400 students have presented strategic solutions to address real-world business challenges to global organisations, at a large-scale consultancy project event hosted by Sheffield Hallam University

Amanze Ejiogu, Professor of Accounting, Society and Accountability in Sheffield Business School, is one of 74 social scientists being welcomed to The Academy of Social Sciences Fellowship this spring

More than 50 Black students have been celebrated as part of an event showcasing the positive impact of the ASPIRE programme, set up to tackle inequality in research and encourage diversity at doctoral-level study

Sheffield Business School’s new state-of-the-art building at the heart of the city centre has been officially opened by Lord David Blunkett.

Dr Alim Abubakre has been appointed to the Board of the Business Council for Africa (BCA) – one of the UK’s most established organisations connecting investors, policymakers, and businesses across the African continent

A landmark study led by academics at Sheffield Hallam University has produced the UK’s first widely agreed definition of ‘dark kitchens’ - catering spaces that have rapidly transformed food delivery and urban food systems.

Sheffield Business School welcomed senior leaders from GXO, the Chartered Institute of Logistics & Transport (CILT) and the UK Warehousing Association (UKWA) for a morning of collaboration, networking and discussions on the future of supply chain management.

Sixteen students have taken part in a fully funded financial markets trading summer school aiming to encourage young people from more diverse backgrounds into careers in the finance and trading sector

Sheffield Business School at Sheffield Hallam University has achieved reaccreditation from the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB), placing it among the top six per cent of business schools globally.

Sheffield Hallam University has welcomed a new cohort of business leaders to the government-funded Help to Grow: Management course.

Sheffield Hallam University is marking National Apprenticeship Week 2025 (10-14 February) with a focus on how degree apprenticeships are training the next generation of healthcare professionals.

Six university-led partnerships will receive a share of £60,000 to advance their civic engagement initiatives thanks to innovation funding from National Civic Impact Accelerator (NCIA) programme.

Sheffield Hallam University’s College of Business Technology and Engineering (BTE) and Global Development & Partnerships (GDP) team have welcomed colleagues from University Tun Hussein Onn Malaysia (UTHM) to sign an agreement to collaborate on research and teaching.

The new South Yorkshire Innovation Programme (SYIP) has been officially launched to help regional organisations to innovate, accelerate, and grow.

Athlete, artist and advocate, Niall Guite, has received an honorary doctorate from Sheffield Hallam University in recognition of his distinguished contribution to raising awareness of the abilities of disabled athletes and advocacy for the Special Olympics

Hundreds of business leaders, policymakers and third sector representatives descended on Sheffield for the Institute of Small Business and Entrepreneurship (ISBE) conference co-chaired by academic experts from Sheffield Business School. The theme of this year's event, held across three days in the city, was 'Entrepreneurship research, policy and practice for a more equitable world'

More than 20 current and former Sheffield Hallam academics feature in Elsevier and Stanford University’s 2024 list of the world’s most-cited scholars of their fields, demonstrating the reach and impact of research taking place at the University.

Dr Alisha Ali, Associate Professor in Hospitality and Tourism at Sheffield Hallam University, has been appointed as Chair of the Council of Hospitality Management Education (CHME).

The South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority (SYMCA) has provided £3million for a new programme to support innovation and economic growth across South Yorkshire.

From the Ladybower Litter Pick to the Cost-of-Living Shop, over 1,500 Sheffield Hallam students have taken part in countless volunteering opportunities, supporting more than 80 partner charities

More than 40 students from a black background have graduated from a programme set up to help tackle inequality in research and encourage diversity at doctoral-level study.

Sheffield Business School at Sheffield Hallam University has been awarded the EFMD Business School Impact System (BSIS) label, for its impact on the South Yorkshire Region.

Sheffield Hallam University hosted a large-scale consultancy project event, with more than 200 students presenting strategic recommendations to address real business challenges faced by 21 organisations from various industries.

Sheffield Business School’s partnership with Tempus Novo: Transforming the Lives of Ex-Offenders and Students, has been shortlisted for Outstanding Support for a Small Business at the Small Business Charter Excellence Awards 2024.

Students from King Ecgbert’s School and Longley Park Sixth Form have been given a taste of the world of financial trading as part of a competition at Sheffield Hallam University.

Sheffield Hallam University students have provided translation services to international athletes competing in the Powerlifting Championships that were held in the city this week.

Entrepreneur and winner of The Apprentice, Tim Campbell MBE, has received an honorary doctorate from Sheffield Hallam University in recognition of his distinguished contribution to business and enterprise

Women’s football clubs in England face financial sustainability issues unless governance structures and league design change significantly, according to a new study by Sheffield Hallam University and University of Portsmouth.

Sheffield Hallam University has welcomed the first cohort of business leaders from Doncaster to the government-funded Help to Grow: Management programme.

A new study by researchers at Sheffield Hallam University demonstrates the ability of large language models like ChatGPT to predict future interest rate decisions by central banks.

Sheffield Business School at Sheffield Hallam University hosted business professionals from across South Yorkshire in an event which brought together research, innovation and industry.

Eighteen students have taken part in a fully funded financial markets trading summer school aiming to encourage young people from more diverse backgrounds into careers in the finance and trading sector

Sheffield Hallam University has hosted two women in finance events for A-level students to encourage more females into the industry. More than 70 female-identifying students from schools and colleges around the region attended the events aimed at addressing deep-rooted gender imbalances in the finance industry.