Sustainability in Hallam Cafes
Here are just some of the ways Sheffield Hallam University are making a difference for sustainability and the environment
Emma's story
April 2024 Alumni story
"Being an Operating Department Practitioner is so rewarding even on the challenging days"
Our BSc Operating Department Practice students and training to be the next healthcare specialists supporting people through surgery.
Col McCormack
My practice led research incorporates subjects as diverse as the contradictions of modernist heritage; in design and architecture, the phenomenon of resistance space, aesthetics of cultural memory and the possibility of language to delineate the relational affinities of forms, while acknowledging the shifting nature of subjectivity and the problems of interpretation.
Mick Marriott
Staff profile for Mick Marriott Senior Lecturer and Course Leader for BSc Computer Science and BSc Computer Science with AI
"My apprenticeship has helped me pinpoint exactly what sector of surveying I want to go into."
Tom Hirst is an Apprentice Estates Manager for Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council. He is currently studying BSc (Honours) Professional Practice in Real Estate (degree apprenticeship).
“There’s a lot of LGBTQ+ people and places – everyone is friendly.”
BA (Hons) Accounting and Finance student and 2022-23 Trans Students’ Representative Lucy was awarded a Hallam for All Award for enabling and championing inclusivity and diversity on her course.
What's in my stuff?
What's In My Stuff? is an interdisciplinary research project which brings together scientists and artists in order to explore the public’s awareness of the chemical elements used in the everyday objects we all own and use. It explores issues of sustainability, recycling and growing concerns about the scarcity and ethical sourcing of the minerals and materials that we take for granted or never knew existed but which are vital for the technology we use every day.
TacMap
Dedicated researchers, experienced designers and real world users are guiding the way for visually impaired tourists. Sometimes visually impaired people can be dependent on sighted people for the information they need to navigate new cities, building and rooms.
Donations help students pursue their passion
Ben is studying environmental science at Sheffield Hallam University. Donations to the Hallam Fund are helping him focus on his second year and pursue his future ambition.