'We’re working with Asda to reduce the sugar in their products.'
As part of their course, food and nutrition students have been working with Asda to gain valuable industry experience.
'I'm improving the manufacturing process at Diageo's Guinness factory.'
Eleanor studied BA (Hons) Business and Enterprise Management at Sheffield Hallam and is now on a supply chain graduate scheme with drinks manufacturer Diageo who produce iconic brands such as Guinness, Smirnoff and Tanquery.
'My course helped me to create software for breakdancing competitions.'
As part of his computer science for games course, Torrell Ewan developed a piece of software to help run breakdancing competitions. It was so successful that, with the help of our Enterprise Team, Torrell turned his idea into his own business, Woosh (wooshcms.com).
'I rebranded a radio station on my course.'
While he was studying Digital Media Production, Ehsan Habib was taken on by local community radio station Link FM 96.7 as a volunteer graphic designer.
'I pitched a digital PR campaign to an agency for one of their clients.'
BA Marketing, Communications and Advertising graduate Ella won a competition ran by the University's marketing society to pitch a PR campaign to creative agency, Rise at Seven
'I turned a 6 week placement into a full time position.'
Lucy did a 6 week placement with Kitlocker as part of her course which resulted in her securing a full time position with them after graduating.
'How I got my game published on the PlayStation store.'
Former games student Andrew discusses his game based on the life of Edward Jenner which was developed through Sheffield Hallam’s in-house games studio Steel Minions and has been published on the PlayStation store.
'From day one you're treated as a biomedical scientist.'
BSc Biomedical Science students working on placement in the haematology lab at Sheffield Children's Hospital.
‘I volunteered over 900 hours of my time while studying my course’
Physical education and school sport student, Isobella Cottrell, has volunteered over 900 hours of her time over the past three years, in a variety of netball-related and sport volunteer roles including coaching, umpiring, organising and teaching.