Student representatives
Sheffield Hallam Student representatives play a vital role in ensuring that the student voice is listened to and acted upon.
How to share your views
Find out how you can share your views at Hallam.
How to make a complaint
While you’re here, we know that issues might happen during your studies. If you’re not satisfied with the experience you have received from a department, service or employee you can raise a complaint.
Module Evaluation Questionnaires (MEQs)
The MEQ survey allows students to give anonymous feedback and no one will be able to identify you from any response. Generally, students are asked to give feedback towards the end-point of a module
How your voice makes a difference
Find out how you can work with Sheffield Hallam University to make a difference
How do I contact Security?
All our Security Controllers and Patrollers are trained First Aiders and ensure a safe and secure environment for everyone to work and study in.
Personal safety
Take simple precautions to ensure your personal safety, particularly at night
Safety on nights out
We are aware of increased reports of spiking in cities across the UK, including Sheffield. These reports are extremely concerning and part of a pattern of violence against women that Sheffield Hallam University and the Sheffield Hallam Students' Union will not tolerate.
CRESR research projects
View the latest projects from the Centre for Regional Economic and Social Research at Sheffield Hallam.
Evaluation of the Working Well Early Help programme
Client: Greater Manchester Combined Authority| Staff: Richard Crisp, Aimee Ambrose, Elaine Batty, Ian Wilson, Steve Parkes and Elizabeth Sanderson. From the University of Salford: Lisa Scullion Jenny Ceolta-Smith and Andrea Gibbons