Student handbook
A quick guide to key information for Hallam students, including policies, support services and the code of conduct
New buildings at City Campus
Departments, schools and centres moving to new buildings on City Campus
Stay connected to Hallam
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Hallam Together
At Sheffield Hallam your feedback makes a real difference. With your input, we can work together to improve the student experience for everyone.
Equity, equality, diversity and inclusion
We believe that excellence is achieved through recognising the value of every individual. We aim to create an inclusive environment that respects the diversity of students, staff, and other stakeholders in the university's community and which enables them to achieve their full potential, to contribute fully and to derive maximum benefit and enjoyment from their involvement in the life of the university.
Registering your attendance
Your achievement whilst you study at Sheffield Hallam matters to us. Successful progress and positive outcomes are supported by your active participation in teaching sessions; and this includes attendance. Regular attendance on your course is therefore important as this enables you to do well in your degree. To support you in achieving your full potential we register attendance on all of our courses. If you are unable to attend for any reason you should let us know as soon as you are able and you will find out how to do this at the start of your course.
Your Uni Update
Your round-up of all the essential student news in our bi-weekly newsletter.
Academic Advising
Academic advising supports your study and is provided as part of your course. The way this academic advice is given can vary and this article explains more about it.
Rules and Regulations
Sheffield Hallam rules and regulations cover a wide variety of policies that form part of the legal relationship between students and the University. Search our policies to find out how we govern and operate the University.
Study
View our assessment policies and understand how to submit a complaint or appeal