Inclusion and Approaches for People with Learning Disabilities Including People with a Learning Disability Who Are Autistic
This module focuses on Advanced Clinical Practice within the field of learning disabilities practice across all areas of health and social care.
Early Intervention in Child, Young People and Family Mental Health
This module explores factors in childhood and youth which contribute to emotional wellbeing and mental health within families.
Advanced Physical Assessment and Consultation Skills (APACS)
This module is suitable for registered healthcare practitioners aiming to deliver advanced level physical assessment and consultation to adults as part of an Advanced Clinical Practice training programme. The student will learn the core skills of structured history taking and physical examination, which can be applied to any healthcare setting.
Managing Clinical Complexities in Primary Care
Advanced module exploring management of clinical complexities in primary care, focusing on critical decision-making, holistic assessment, risk management, and evidence-based interventions to improve patient outcomes.
Campus development
In 2025 we opened three brand new buildings, set over 400 square metres of new green space. They offer world-class teaching and learning facilities, including new homes for Sheffield Business School and our social sciences and arts courses.
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.
"I’m developing my physiotherapy skills in a professional football environment."
Dominic Millward is an apprentice physiotherapist at Sheffield Wednesday Football Club, currently studying a degree apprenticeship in BSc (Hons) Physiotherapy.
"The pre-sessional English course gave me the confidence to succeed."
Rou-Jing Chen is studying for an MA in Art Psychotherapy Practice at Sheffield Hallam University. To prepare for her studies, she took part in the university’s pre-sessional English course - and it made all the difference.
What is ECTS?
ECTS (European Credit Transfer System) - a system which allows universities in Europe to understand and compare the courses and results that students achieve while studying at different institutions.
Keith Miller
During his teaching career at Sheffield Hallam Keith has taught microbiology and biochemistry and is the course leader for MSc Biomedical Sciences and MSc Biomedical Laboratory Sciences.