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An introduction to research in University's Department of Computing, including current research themes and research-active staff

HATTIE NAYLOR is an award-winning scriptwriter. Credits include the opera PICCARD IN SPACE composer Will Gregory (Goldfrapp) Southbank 2012, IVAN AND THE DOGS (Olivier Award nominee, and winner of the Tinniswood Award 2010), THE NIGHT WATCH (Manchester Royal Exchange 2016), THE DIARIES OF SAMUEL PEPYS (nominated Best Radio Drama 2012) GOING DARK with Sound&Fury, Young Vic 2014 and BLUEBEARD Bristol Old Vic and Soho Theatre 2014.

As a lecturer at Sheffield Hallam University, Cinnamon teaches at all levels of the curriculum on specialist electives such as 'Work, Employment and Globalization' and on core modules covering sociological theory and research methods

I previously taught at University of Derby 1993 -2003 and moved to Sheffield Hallam in July 2007 initially as programme leader for the Practice based learning programme in Occupational Therapy and latterly combining the role of Princaipal Lecturer with this course leadership.

Research within the departments includes an extensive range of research, evaluation and development work in the field of health and social care. The aim is to provide high quality research and development which has impact and is useful and relevant to policy makers, managers and practitioners.

Find information about approximates times and activities at the selection event for PGCE Secondary Mathematics with Qualified Teacher Status courses.

I have been a Senior Lecturer at Sheffield Hallam University since 1995. During this time I have undertaken a variety of course leader roles. I am currently the course leader for the Psychology and Law BSc

Helen Best is Dean of Academic Strategy, Wellbeing and Life Sciences at Sheffield Hallam