In 2024 we'll be opening three brand-new buildings, set over 400 square metres of new green space.

They'll offer world-class teaching and learning facilities, including new homes for Sheffield Business School, Sheffield Hallam University School of Law and our social sciences and arts courses.

Future ready

Inside, you'll find spaces designed with modern study in mind, and influenced by our hands-on approach to learning.

Look out for new restaurants, cafes and social spaces, as well as flexible, digital-ready meeting rooms – there's even a working trading floor for business students.

Net-zero ready

Behind the scenes, we've added sustainability features such as heat pumps and photovoltaic panels.

Meanwhile, the new Hallam Green will enhance public space and biodiversity in Sheffield city centre – part of a planned 'green campus spine' that will run through our future estate plans.

Redmires

Redmires will be a home for the College of Social Sciences and Arts and will house the Department of the Natural and Built Environment, the Department of Psychology, Sociology and Politics and the Department of Law and Criminology.

Strines

Strines will contain our Institute of Technology as well as being a food venue. It will include a cafe servery and a fresh food market. There will also be a casual dining restaurant with interconnected teaching rooms on the ground floor – suitable for large-scale teaching and events.

Langsett

Langsett will house our Sheffield Business School with a business lounge, trading floor, languages hub and the Centre for Regional Economic and Social Research (CRESR).

Hallam Green

The first phase of the plan will see the creation of a new green public space at the heart of our campus. This will provide more than 400 square meters of new greenery and spaces for up to 150 people to sit and relax.