Business Management and Artificial Intelligence with Foundation Year - BSc

Sheffield Hallam University

In our University everything is perfect to study and feeling good nature everyday , There is nothing to change in our University. Thank you

Best - Good hospitality and the way of communication Worst - some course modules are waste of time and even the teachers are bad in communication.

Amazing course leaders who support students. A lot of facilities. I wish the computing building and lecture halls were as nice as other courses!

Best aspect: the study spaces in the new university buildings nice and quiet Worst aspect: the lighting is too bright in the library, also feels more communal instead of a library

My experience at Sheffield Hallam University has been really positive overall. The lecturers are very supportive and always ready to help whenever I face challenges with my coursework. The university provides excellent facilities, including modern computer labs, libraries, and study areas, which create a great environment for learning and research. I’ve also enjoyed being part of a diverse student community, where I’ve met people from different backgrounds and cultures, making the experience more enriching and enjoyable. The only downside is that managing deadlines for multiple assignments can sometimes be stressful, especially when they all come around the same time.

Studying here is a really great experience because of how diverse and welcoming the environment is. You get to meet people from all over the world, which makes learning much more interesting. The teaching style also encourages you to think independently and apply what you learn in real situations, which feels more practical than just memorising theories. Plus, there are plenty of resources — from libraries to labs — that make studying easier. That said, there’s always room for improvement. Sometimes it can be hard to adapt to the academic style, especially for international students, so having more study workshops or one-on-one academic support would help. The cost of living is also quite high, so more affordable housing options or financial aid would make a big difference. And while there are good opportunities to socialise, more events that connect local and international students could make the community feel even clo