As part of Hallam’s support services, we have a Sheffield Hallam At Risk Pathway which aims to provide support to exceptional student circumstances that are beyond the standard student support model.

Frequently asked questions, advice and support available to students who are pregnant.

As an international student you can access support on-arrival and on-course which includes welcoming services, social transition support, visa advice, as well as specialist guidance about resolving financial and other serous issues.

We explored the use of virtual reality (VR) as a tool to provide therapeutic physiotherapy for child patients in and out-patient hospital department.

The perception of pain associated with burn injuries has been reported as one of the most intense types of pain. This presents an important challenge to both patients and clinical staff.

Inhealth Pain Management and Impact VR have been working to explore the ways in which virtual reality could be put into practice to manage chronic pain by testing it in a busy pain clinic.

Myoelectric-powered prostheses can be more functional and advantageous than passive or body-powered equivalents, but using them to the full can require extensive training.

We believe that excellence is achieved through recognising the value of every individual. We aim to create an inclusive environment that respects the diversity of students, staff, and other stakeholders in the university's community and which enables them to achieve their full potential, to contribute fully and to derive maximum benefit and enjoyment from their involvement in the life of the university.

Your chance to nominate an inspirational teacher or supportive staff member who has made a positive difference to your time at Sheffield Hallam

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