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Michael is a Principal Lecturer on the BSc Computer Science degree at Sheffield Hallam University, where he teaches programming, computer architecture and practical algorithms and data structures

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.

Paul is the Head of Architecture at Sheffield Hallam University with overall responsibility for the direction of the school of architecture and its academic programmes. In 2017 he was one of only twenty academic staff from across the institution to win a University Inspirational Teaching Award and has been nominated for the award every year since its inception.

Frequently asked questions about the selection process for BA (Honours) Acting and Performance at Sheffield Hallam University

Katherine’s multidisciplinary education at the University of Sydney is reflected in her current research, which traverses and interconnects Performance, History, Anthropology and Philosophy. Her diverse research is unified by a focus on embodiment and performativity – in and as epistemology, pedagogy, historiography, heritage and community.

Leading modules in work-related learning and crime prevention. Course leader for the Criminal Justice Practice (Policing studies) top-up degree. Scholarly and research work in education, drugs and policy issues.

Kerry is a Research Fellow in the Communication and Computing Research Centre. Her research uses a range of qualitative approaches and encompasses a wide variety of topics, but her main research interests include the relationship between food and identity, regulation of the body, the discursive construction of social issues, and identity in interaction.

Profile of Nicola Power, Senior Lecturer at Sheffield Hallam University

I joined the Psychology department at SHU in 2009. I currently teach across both undergraduate and postgraduate levels in the areas of Biopsychology, Abnormal and Developmental Psychology.