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We explored the use of virtual reality (VR) as a tool to provide therapeutic physiotherapy for child patients in and out-patient hospital department.

Myoelectric-powered prostheses can be more functional and advantageous than passive or body-powered equivalents, but using them to the full can require extensive training.

The Anti-Racism Research Group provides the opportunity for researchers and practitioners to discuss, study and tackle racial inequality and oppressive practices.

This research group brings together a diverse group of researchers from across the University who are aligned by a broad interest in film, television and related screen media.

The Digital Culture group researches ideas of 'the digital' and of changing and emerging cultural forms that are shaping citizen and media practices.

The city of Sheffield has an international reputation as a centre for folklore and legend scholarship that can be traced back to 1964.

A conference series dedicated to the study of the horror genre in the twenty-first century

A grass roots approach to understand the experiences of Black and Asian staff during the pandemic

Examining the roles of journalism educators in addressing the sector's mental health crisis

This multidisciplinary research group broadly aims to encompass unwritten, unofficial histories and vernacular culture relating to all forms of media, events, traditions, rituals, spaces and places.