Collegiate Campus tour

Our buildings

Heart of the Campus

The Collegiate Wing features a 12-bed simulated hospital ward, alongside specialist facilities where you can gain hands-on experience in your chosen field. These include a GP clinic, mental health hospital bedrooms, simulated residential apartments, creative therapy studios, a sport therapy treatment space and a strength and conditioning suite. There’s also a youth club and community room, giving you the chance to develop your skills in realistic settings. You’ll also find the Granary Café and a student services centre here, where you can get advice and support with everything from careers and finance to study skills and wellbeing.

A room of exercise equipment at Hallam Active, located at the Collegiate Campus.

Sport and fitness

If you're into sport, Collegiate Campus is the place to be. You'll have access to our gyms, strength and conditioning suites, fitness studio and outdoor pitches. There’s also a dedicated sport therapy treatment space, where students can develop practical skills in a specialist setting. You're also just a short bus ride from our sports park where we host competitions against other universities through Varsity and BUCS.

The Pavilions exterior at the Botanical Gardens on a sunny day

Parks and green spaces

Sheffield is one of the greenest cities in Europe, and you can definitely see that at Collegiate. Just up the road are the Botanical Gardens and Endcliffe Park, which are great places to go for a run or just sit down and relax.

The entrance to the Collegiate Library located at the Sheffield Hallam Collegiate Campus

24-hour library

Just like the Adsetts library on City Campus, Collegiate's library is open 24 hours a day, every day of the year. There are quiet areas if you're studying by yourself, meeting rooms for group work, laptops available to borrow, and PCs with specialist software such as Adobe Suite.

Collegiate Hall

If you're based at Collegiate, at some point you'll have lectures or seminars in Collegiate Hall. It's the oldest building in the University and quite different from the rest of it.

Robert Winston Building

Just across the road is the Robert Winston Building, which is home to many of our healthcare courses. Hallam is one of the biggest health and social care educators in the UK, and our facilities here include operating theatres, mock wards and even augmented reality.