Innovative ways of storing fresh food
Experts from Sheffield Hallam University have come up with innovative new methods of packaging food for one of the UK's leading food producers
“This degree apprenticeship is teaching the skills accountants will need in the future.”
We spoke to senior lecturer Glen Cookson and apprenticeships lead Michelle Hardy, who helped design the course with employers. Both worked in accounting before moving into lecturing at the University.
Upskilling GP workforces to deliver health checks
The NHS Health Checks programme aims to reduce risk of vascular disease, the largest cause of mortality in the UK.
Stamp Duty Research
Client: Northern Housing Consortium | Staff: Ian Wilson, Ian Cole, Mike Foden and David Robinson
Providing accurate ways of monitoring children's respiration
Our client, Sheffield Children's Hospital, identified a need to develop new equipment to monitor the respiration activity of patients.
DECC Fuel Poverty Health Booster evaluation
Client: Department for Energy and Climate Change (DECC), East Riding of Yorkshire Council, Durham County Council, Amber Valley Borough Council, Derby City Council, Derbyshire County Council, Wigan Council, Dudley Metropolitan Borough Council | Staff: Will Eadson and Mike Foden
Why big-name businesses hire our student interns
Our city's two main football clubs — Sheffield United and Sheffield Wednesday — each took on interns that helped their youth academy training and match days run smoothly.
How apprenticeships bring new skills and talent to help grow a smaller business
As a smaller company, apprentices have provided The Serious Sweet Company with an additional resource in a very busy and virtual area of their business.
“The experts at Hallam are well-connected to the real world.”
Amanda Pearce is a co-director at Diva Creative, a marketing agency in Sheffield. She enrolled on the Small Business Leadership Programme in 2020.
Community Improvement Districts: learning and policy recommendations
Client: Power to Change | Staff: Julian Dobson, Yael Arbell, Tony Gore, Tom Archer, Kate Swade and Kim Graham