Hallam degree apprentice named rail industry’s brightest star
A Sheffield Hallam University degree apprentice has been awarded Young Professional of the Year at the Rail Business Awards 2024. Fran Coult, Supply Chain Apprentice at Alstom, won the award which recognises the most outstanding employee under-35 within the UK rail industry.
Hallam aims to inspire next generation of writing talent with Off the Shelf Festival events
Sheffield Hallam is running a series of “How to…” events with multi-award-winning authors of fiction, plays and radio, to inspire the next generation of literary talent as part of the Off the Shelf Festival.
Sheffield Hallam enters ‘700 club’ by passing apprenticeship milestone
Sheffield Hallam University is celebrating its 700th partnership with local and national employers to provide apprenticeships to learners. The announcement comes during National Apprenticeship Week.
Sheffield Hallam achieves quality assured status by leading sport body
Sheffield Hallam University’s Academy of Sport and Physical Activity has achieved quality assured status as an education and training provider by the Chartered Institute for the Management of Sport and Physical Activity (CIMSPA).
Loneliness Awareness Week: events aim to get people talking about loneliness
Sheffield Hallam University’s Centre for Loneliness Studies and the Campaign to End Loneliness is hosting a week of events to get people talking and reduce stigma as part of national Loneliness Awareness Week.
Sheffield Hallam completes first phase of its £900k Wellbeing Accelerator
A tech start-up specialising in online mental health therapy, an activity app which provides buddy support for novice exercisers and a Yorkshire-based SME creating power-assisted equipment to help older adults feel comfortable exercising, are amongst the first cohort of businesses to have been accepted on to Sheffield Hallam University’s £900,000 Wellbeing Accelerator programme.
Sheffield Hallam University to support new £5m project to improve health and tackle inequalities in Wakefield
Sheffield Hallam University is a key research partner in a new £5m programme to gain more insight into why residents in Wakefield have poorer health than people living in other parts of the country.
Pioneering fingerprint method developed to help police identify suspects from blood marks
A new forensic fingerprint method has been developed by Sheffield Hallam University which could help police to gain a greater understanding of crime scenes from blood evidence.
Students develop app that could revolutionise takeaway food industry
Students develop app that could revolutionise takeaway food industry
Six-figure grant awarded to explore the benefits of golf for people with Parkinson's and dementia
Sheffield Hallam University has teamed up with Golf in Society (GiS) and Sport for Confidence to explore how golf can improve the health, wellbeing and quality of life for older adults who are experiencing age-related changes such as memory loss, episodes of confusion or reduced ability to concentrate.