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Sheffield Hallam University

Sheffield Hallam University is central to the major south Yorkshire city of Sheffield. The University is one of the largest and most diverse universities in the countries with 30,715 students.

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Sheffield Hallam University

The overview

The main things you need to know about studying at the Sheffield Hallam University.

  • Rankings

    Sheffield Hallam University ranks in the top 1000 in the Times Higher Education World University Rankings of 2024.

  • Employability

    The University offers help with placements, projects, volunteering, and even help starting your own business. Also offered are opportunities to study and work in another country. Full details are here.

  • Fees

    Undergraduate fees for UK and EU students are £9250 a year and £14,415 for international undergraduate students.

  • Bursaries

    £5 million has been invested for the year 2019/20 to support students through 13 different scholarships and bursaries for undergraduates from £200 to £6000 which can be found here.

Accommodation

First year students are guaranteed a place to live by the university. Rooms on offer are self contained, shared and en suite rooms and range from £85 a week to £135 per week. Full options can be found here.

Students' Union

The Students' Union is based in a modern building and offers 40 different sports clubs. A range of events is run by the union such as a fortnightly quiz and more events can be found here.

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Sheffield Hallam University Students' Union
Sheffield Hallam University Students' Union

Famous for

Notable graduates include Steven Hall, Dame Kelly Holmes, and Sean Lamont.

News

The University announced in October 2020 that it had completed the first phase of the Wellbeing Accelerator which is an app specialising in online mental health that £900,000 has gone towards.

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"Sheffield is an amazing city which never gets dull. It’s surrounded by the beautiful Yorkshire countryside and the Peak District national park, but is still a bustling metropolitan city meaning that you certainly get the best of both worlds. It’s full of culture, it has some beautiful buildings, and it has a pretty sick nightlife. As the years go on you may end up spending more time in the library, but at least you’ll have one of the best cities in The North surrounding you”.

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