Sheffield Hallam University

The University has:

• two campuses, which are centrally located and provide excellent, modern facilities
• some of the most advanced teaching and learning and IT facilities in the country, with more than £100 million invested over the last ten years
• a wide range food outlets, which offer Halal food, Fairtrade products and vegetarian meals
• world class sport and leisure facilities and a lively and active Students' Union
• a multifaith centre which provides information about religious groups in the University and city. Both of our campuses offer Muslim prayer rooms for Brothers and Sisters, and there is also space for all prayer, worship and meditation

Sheffield is a place where there's always something to do for students, including:

• great shopping and fantastic nightlife
• outstanding sport facilities and is known as the sporting capital of the UK
• the UK's largest theatre complex outside London
• award-winning art galleries and museums
• many international food shops and restaurants around the city

Sheffield's large student population enjoy a lower cost of living than students in most other major cities. And wherever you live, you'll enjoy a strong sense of community and facilities designed with you in mind.

Accommodation Services offers a friendly free service to help you find the right place to live. The University offers various types of accommodation, all located within walking distance of our campuses. It is committed to helping you find accommodation that best suits your needs, tastes and budget.

Many students work part-time throughout their studies for extra money. If you are studying with a Tier 4 General Student visa, you may work part-time for up to 20 hours a week during term time and full-time in vacation time. You must demonstrate that you have sufficient finances and that you wish to work for experience and not for financial reasons.

You may find it difficult to gain part-time work which relates to your course. Students often work in restaurants, bars, shops and call centres. The University can help you find work through its employment service, which advertises local part-time jobs.