New action plan to address inequality in geosciences study
A new action plan to address the under-representation of ethnic minority background PhD students in geosciences has been created by researchers at Sheffield Hallam.
Sheffield Hallam University welcomes The British University in Egypt to advance a new global collaboration
Sheffield Hallam University’s Vice-Chancellor welcomed a senior delegation from The British University in Egypt (BUE) to sign an agreement furthering their commitment to international academic collaboration.
Sheffield Hallam student named Undergraduate of the Year
Sheffield Hallam University student, Daisy Crandell, has been named Undergraduate of the Year for her placement at food manufacturing company Bakkavor.
New research defines 'dark kitchens' where almost 15% of online food orders are made
A landmark study led by academics at Sheffield Hallam University has produced the UK’s first widely agreed definition of ‘dark kitchens’ - catering spaces that have rapidly transformed food delivery and urban food systems.
Sheffield Hallam student takes top prize at World Illustration Awards
Sheffield Hallam University student Kayla Salim has been named ‘Publishing New Talent’ and ‘New Talent Overall Winner’ at the World Illustration Awards for her final year project.
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.
Hallam honours those that embody university values of inclusivity and transforming lives
Peak District Mountain Rescue teams and leading figures from across media, health, and the voluntary sector are set to receive honorary doctorates from Sheffield Hallam University.
New research exposes systemic racism in the NHS as nurses launch Manifesto for Change
A manifesto has been drawn up to demand action from health authorities as part of a ground-breaking study that has uncovered ‘shocking and systemic’ levels of racism in the NHS.
Perpetrator needs prioritised over victims’ needs in antisocial behaviour court cases – new report
The court system routinely prioritises the needs of perpetrators of antisocial behaviour over the safety and wellbeing of victims, according to a new report from Sheffield Hallam University and ASB Help.
Sheffield Hallam academic named among UK’s top 100 AI leaders
Alison Purvis, Associate Dean at Sheffield Hallam University, has been recognised as one of the UK’s influential figures in Artificial Intelligence (AI), featuring in the prestigious AI 100 UK list for 2025.