Sheffield Hallam co-sponsor Games Careers Week
A week of events celebrating careers in the games industry and aiming to inspire the next generation of games professionals is underway in Sheffield.
Biggest team of students to represent Hallam at European Games
Seventeen students will represent Sheffield Hallam University at the European Universities Games, which get underway this weekend, thanks to funding from Hallam’s Cantor fund.
Sheffield Hallam triumphs at international games awards
An immersive virtual reality (VR) game that transforms painful rehabilitation into an enjoyable and effective experience for children has won Best Health Game at the prestigious Games for Change awards.
Tracking Obesity Using Games
This project explores how design processes and tools can be used to create games that promote physical activity amongst adolescents
Host of Sheffield Hallam athletes selected for Commonwealth Games 2022
GB Boxing’s Lewis Richardson is amongst a host of Sheffield Hallam University students and alumni set to compete at the Commonwealth Games, which open in Birmingham this week (Thursday 28 July).
Meta Evaluation of the 2012 games
Client: Grant Thornton on behalf of the Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS)| Staff: Peter Wells
Games and virtual reality
Developing new technology and tools to provide an infrastructure for creating novel educational VR experiences and to generate new business opportunities
PGCE Conference 2017
This years PGCE conference is designed to inspire you to think about ways you can stimulate learner curiosity through innovative and creative approaches to teaching and learning
Sheffield Hallam athletes and alumni named in England Swimming team ahead of 2022 Commonwealth Games
Two current Sheffield Hallam athletes and three alumni have been selected in the England Swimming team and will be considered for the final team that will represent their nation at the 2022 Commonwealth Games in Birmingham.
Hallam researchers developing virtual reality games to help people rehabilitate from swallowing disorder
Researchers from Sheffield Hallam University are developing new immersive virtual reality (VR) scenarios which will help people to rehabilitate and recover from dysphagia, a swallowing disorder which is highly prevalent in older populations.