Overview for International Students
Sheffield Hallam University is a large, inclusive public university situated in the dynamic city of Sheffield in north‑east England. It emphasises strong links to industry, practical teaching, and employability. The institution offers a wide variety of undergraduate and postgraduate programmes, especially in areas such as health, sport, design, business and applied sciences. The campus environments span a city‑centre location and a more tranquil campus setting, offering students both urban access and quieter study spaces.
Courses
| Course Name | Tuition Fee | Scholarship | Intake | IELTS |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MSc Analytical Chemistry | £18,600 | £3,000 | September 2026 | 6.5/5.5 |
| MSc Human Resources and Organisational Development | £18,600 | September 2026 | 6.0/5.5 | |
| MSc International Business and Marketing | £18,600 | September 2026 | 6.0/5.5 | |
| Global MBA | £21,375 | September 2026 | 6.0/5.5 | |
| MSc Logistics and Supply Chain Management | £18,600 | September 2026 | 6.0/5.5 | |
| MSc International Business Management | £18,600 | September 2026 | 6.0/5.5 | |
| MSc International Business and Human Resource Management | £18,600 | September 2026 | 6.0/5.5 | |
| MSc Project Management | £18,600 | September 2026 | 6.0/5.5 |
History
The origins of Sheffield Hallam date back to 1843 when the Sheffield School of Design was founded in response to the industrial and manufacturing heritage of Sheffield. Over the decades, it evolved through various mergers and transformations into Sheffield City Polytechnic. In 1992, it was granted full university status and became Sheffield Hallam University. Since then, it has grown substantially in student numbers, campus facilities and academic breadth.
Ranking
In global performance rankings, Sheffield Hallam is positioned within the 801‑1000 band in the Times Higher Education World University Rankings, reflecting a moderate global standing. In QS rankings it appears in the 1001‑1200 band globally. Nationally in the UK it ranks around the mid‑60s according to EduRank and other aggregated ranking sources.
Despite not being among the very top research‑intensive institutions, Sheffield Hallam has achieved notable distinctions in specific areas: it has received a top “five‑star” rating in the QS Stars system across multiple categories including teaching, facilities, employability and innovation. It is particularly well‑regarded for applied learning, industry connections and student support, which can make it an appealing choice for students seeking a practical, career‑oriented university experience.
