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My time at Sheffield Hallam has honestly been a great mix of good teaching, friendly people, and a city that’s actually enjoyable and more affordable than other cities. Sheffield is super student-friendly, easy to get around, full of green spaces, and having the Peak District so close is a massive bonus when you need a break from uni life. Hallam itself is supportive, the tutors are approachable, and there’s always something going on around campus. My advice to prospective students would be is to get involved early, try out a few societies, make the most of the support services, and explore the city as much as you can. There’s loads to do and it really makes the whole uni experience feel more like home.

Studying Human Nutrition and Health at Sheffield Hallam has been a really interesting mix of science, practical work, and real-world application. The course does a good job of breaking down complex topics like metabolism, food science, and public health, and a lot of the teaching feels very hands-on, which makes it easier to understand how everything applies outside the classroom. The labs and practical sessions are definitely a highlight, and the lecturers are generally supportive and happy to help if you’re struggling.

It’s great for meeting people, you’re literally surrounded by other students who are all in the same boat, so it’s easy to make friends and always have someone to hang out with. Everything is convenient too: bills included, short walk to campus, and no stress about landlords. One of the best things about living in The Pinnacles, was the value for money and the new outdoor area.