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Students from Sheffield Hallam University triumphed in three out of the 11 categories at the Royal Television Society (RTS) Yorkshire Student Television Awards.

Like with any new experience, it’s normal to feel anxious about going to university. So there's plenty of support at Hallam to help.

This module enables you to explore and apply advanced knowledge, skills, and values related to workplace learning, with a focus on supporting learners or colleagues experiencing professional difficulties

Minor Injury Management module develops advanced skills in assessment and treatment of patients with minor injuries.

This 15‑credit module focuses on your leadership, emphasising self-awareness, reflective practice, theory exploration, and personalised development to support practice within health and social care for professional growth.

This module is aimed at physiotherapists (and other healthcare professionals) who are required to assess and manage musculoskeletal conditions in a range of clinical settings. Furthermore, the clinician may also have wider service related responsibilities.

This module provides the knowledge and skills required to provide advanced physical assessment within the community setting/patient's own homes to help with symptom management and prevent hospital admission

This module develops critical understanding of safety, quality assurance and legal frameworks in imaging, enabling you to improve governance, manage risk and promote safe, effective clinical practice.

Explore the role of physical activity in mental health, including evidence, limitations, and practical approaches to designing safe, inclusive interventions across diverse populations.

This module allows you to explore the practice of leading sustainable change in complex health and social care systems. It will develop your awareness of the ever-changing landscape of health and social care, whilst allowing you to uncover what it means to be an effective agent of change in your work context and beyond