Gyms, fitness clubs and leisure facilities are revealed to have ‘extremely’ low levels of Covid-19 risk, according to the preliminary findings of a new study from Sheffield Hallam’s Advanced Wellbeing Research Centre (AWRC) and King Juan Carlos University in Spain.

Following today’s Government announcement on A-Levels and GCSEs (Monday 17 August), we are pleased that students will be awarded grades based on teacher assessments which better reflect their capability and potential to succeed.

The effects of knife images on young people are set to be examined as part of a new partnership project led by researchers at Sheffield Hallam.

Sheffield Hallam has teamed up with Sheffield United to strengthen the University’s commitment to supporting sport and physical activity in the region as well as developing new opportunities for students.

Four degree programmes led by Sheffield Business School have been re-accredited by the European Foundation for Management Development (EFMD) – a globally recognised benchmark for the quality of teaching and learning.

Master’s students at Sheffield Hallam University have collaborated with SYNETIQ, the UK’s leading vehicle salvage, dismantling and recycling company, to help it achieve its net zero ambitions.

Unemployment in older industrial Britain is now above the levels experienced in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis.

University statement on the Birmingham major incident

A ‘remarkable’ Sheffield Hallam University student who made a ‘significant positive impact’ on her course and department has been named Student Nurse of the Year (Mental Health).

Leading researchers are being brought together to ensure that evidence of the impact of social prescribing is accessible, useful and compelling.