The last few months have been hard. You might have found that your exercise routine and general physical activity has been disrupted – whether it’s due to the gym being closed, social sport being banned or your walk or cycle to work on hold. And that’s completely understandable.

On 24th October 2019, an alumni and stakeholder reception will kick-start an exciting series of exhibitions that will showcase design in Hong Kong, starting with a special celebration of the University’s own artists, designers and makers.

On a regular basis the University reviews its Privacy Notices relative to its various stakeholders. Find out more about the recent changes we've made to our Alumni and Supporter Privacy Notice.

It’s the season of goodwill and as we approach the end of another calendar year, we thought now would be the perfect time to showcase seven examples of how our community of alumni, supporters and friends have helped to transform lives.

Sheffield Hallam University is set to open a new centre of excellence for our growing cohort of higher and degree apprentices this November

As part of a three year partnership with Santander Universities, the University's innovative Venture Matrix Programme has benefitted from funding to support the development of international opportunities for students. These global engagement experiences are critical to supporting positive graduate outcomes, particularly for those who are unable to take up opportunities due to financial worries. Alumni play an important role in providing these sought-after opportunities across the globe, and so could you.

Across February and March this year a team of our students were recruited as Fundraising & Engagement Ambassadors for our annual Hallam Fund telephone campaign. Read on to find out what the campaign achieved.

Sheffield Hallam has worked with employers to create courses that meet the needs of businesses, so you can increase your productivity and performance by attracting and developing the very best talent. Discover how Nestle is benefitting from apprenticeships. 

For sociology student and captain of Hallam's trampolining club, Zoe Green, there's only one thing that beats this feeling - and that's being able to share her love for trampolining with children and young adults with special needs.

For the first time at Sheffield Hallam, an alumni class has come together to fund a scholarship that will help transform the life of a student in need of support, helping them overcome the financial barriers they face and achieve their full potential.