Enjoyed the laboratory-based programme, which was accredited by the IBMS giving me the option of working as a BMS at the NHS if I wanted. I also received a lot of support to get a placement in terms of the availability of placement adverts on the portal and the careers advice department helping out with CVs and mock interviews.
My tutors were very helpful and supportive. The disability support available was phenomenal. They took my mental health seriously and allocated funds for me to get some help. There was also a range of university clubs and sports resources available

This university particularly makes sure that university teachers help the students in any way possible and that’s the best part. It also helps students to discover their talents and push them to find a career out of it.

I do like my current course at Sheffield Hallam University because most modules are delivered by different means as seminars, practicals and lecturing. This is resulting in lots of understanding of the course. I do like my lectures a lot, they seem knowledgeable.
However, I don’t like the lectures recorded. It does not allow students to ask questions

The modules were all varied and interesting and the staff are really approachable and helpful. The course included work-based experience which we could apply to future job roles, giving us confidence in applying for a variety of posts in our industry.

Really good facilities and teaching. Sheffield’s a great city to study with good nightlife and loads of outdoor spaces. Enjoyed the collegiate campus setting close to Ecclesall Road and near Redcliffe park.