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City Campus tour

Our City Campus is really walkable, with most buildings just a couple of minutes apart. Here's a look at some of the main City Campus landmarks, and what goes on inside.

Our buildings

Campus landscape shot

Owen

Right at the heart of our city campus, the Owen building houses loads of subject areas and facilities, from bioscience labs to photography studios and state-of-the-art kitchens. Student services are based here too, offering advice on things like finance, careers and wellbeing.

Langsett as seen from the bottom of Hallam Hill

Langsett

Langsett is the new home for Sheffield Business School. Here, you won’t just learn business, you’ll do it. Spark ideas in bright and airy teaching spaces, meet with clients or organisations in our modern business engagement zone, or launch a startup in the pop-up shop. There’s even a Trading Floor where you can channel your inner stockbroker using industry-standard Bloomberg software.

Redmires as seen from Arundel Street

Redmires

Redmires brings our Sheffield Institute of Law and Justice, Sheffield Institute of Social Sciences, and architecture courses under one roof. Budding lawyers can practise their closing arguments in a purpose-built courtroom and work on real cases in the Legal Advice Centre and Justice Hubs. For future architects, there’s a specialist studio and model-making lab with the latest 2D and 3D technology. And psychology students have access to cutting-edge facilities, including speech, eye tracking and psychophysiology labs.

2 student ambassadors leading a student on a campus tour in front of Strines

Strines

Strines is where you’ll find our new Institute of Technology – a state-of-the-art learning space for manufacturing, engineering, construction, and creative and digital disciplines. Standout facilities include an immersive AR and VR suite, high-resolution scanners and a robotics lab. Strines will also be home to a new food venue.

Several students sat around a table in discussion inside the Hertha Ayrton building at City Campus.

Hertha Ayrton

The Hertha Ayrton STEM Centre is where you'll find our engineering labs, simulators, and workshops for architecture students. It's also a really good spot to meet friends, grab a coffee between lectures or just chill out on the cushions.

The exterior of the Adsetts library at Sheffield Hallam University

Adsetts

Heading back through Owen Building you'll find the Adsetts Library building with five floors of books, meeting rooms and study areas that you can use 24 hours a day, every day of the year. You can also borrow laptops, and there's a cafe on site, so you've got everything you need for an all-nighter.

Head post office building

Head Post Office

Just down the road is the amazing Head Post Office building, which is home to our art and design students. There's a tonne of things going on in there, from fashion design on the top floor to illustration and even metalwork. There's also a cafe and gallery space that hosts student exhibitions and fashion shows.

Charles Street building at dusk. The building is shining against an early evening sky, illuminated by bright white lights from lots of narrow windows, with warmer yellow light coming from the lobby below.

Charles Street

Charles Street is where you'll be if you're studying teaching and education. Its deli makes it a favourite spot for a lot of students.

An empty stage and seating area at the Sheffield Hallam Performance Lab

Performance Lab

Next to Charles Street is our bespoke performance space, where drama students rehearse and put on shows.

The exterior of the Cantor building at Sheffield Hallam University

Cantor

The Cantor building is home to courses like media and computing. And for games design, it has one of the largest Playstation labs in the world.


In the city

Just a few minutes' walk brings you to the heart of Sheffield city centre, with loads of shops, theatres, bars and restaurants.

The entrance to the Winter Garden from St Pauls Square in Sheffield City Centre.
Visit the Winter Garden, one of the biggest glasshouses in the UK
The exterior of the Forum bar and shops on Division Street.
If you're looking for independently run shops, explore Division Street

There's a good number of charity and vintage shops too, and the Peace Gardens square and indoor Winter Garden are really good places to take some time out. Getting about is really convenient too – the train station and main bus station are next to campus, and regular buses run down Arundel Gate, right past many of our buildings. If you need to get over to our Collegiate Campus, that's just a 10 minute ride or a 20 minute walk away.

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