Innovative entrepreneurs celebrated at Hallam Enterprise Awards
Ten of the best student and graduate entrepreneurs have been recognised as part of the Hallam Enterprise Awards.
Research sheds new light on Sheffield City Region productivity gap
Productivity in the Sheffield City Region could be closer to the national average than previously thought, according to a new report by Sheffield Hallam University.
South Yorkshire chiefs lend their support to small business owners
Business, civic and education chiefs are urging South Yorkshire small business owners to sign up to a scheme aimed at helping them develop new opportunities.
Students set sights on Barcelona and Paris as part of unique new European Business qualification
Giving students a global insight on how to do business is the aim of a unique new collaboration between Sheffield Hallam University and two leading business schools in Europe.
Students develop app that could revolutionise takeaway food industry
Students develop app that could revolutionise takeaway food industry
Sheffield Hallam welcomes first Doncaster cohort to Help to Grow: Management programme
Sheffield Hallam University has welcomed the first cohort of business leaders from Doncaster to the government-funded Help to Grow: Management programme.
Over 200 Sheffield Hallam students present real-world business recommendations to global organisations
Sheffield Hallam University hosted a large-scale consultancy project event, with more than 200 students presenting strategic recommendations to address real business challenges faced by 21 organisations from various industries.
Sheffield Hallam’s apprenticeships praised by Ofsted for helping to address regional skills needs
Sheffield Hallam University’s sector leading apprenticeships have been rated ‘good’ by Ofsted and praised for helping to identify and address regional skills needs.
Hallam graduates create ‘Tripadvisor for gluten free’
Hallam graduates, Ranveer and Phili, have created ‘Gluten Free Glee’, an Innovate-UK backed platform to raise awareness of Coeliac disease.
International start-up joins Sheffield Hallam’s Wellbeing Accelerator programme
An Israeli digital therapy start-up has become the first international business to join Sheffield Hallam University’s £900,000 Wellbeing Accelerator programme, based at the Advanced Wellbeing Research Centre (AWRC) in Sheffield.