Bachelor in 2026

Sheffield Hallam University, established in 1843 and based in Sheffield, is a large modern university serving around 31,000 students, including approximately 3,100 international learners. The university is known for applied teaching, industry-aligned courses and strong professional links across disciplines from business and health to engineering and the creative industries. Students benefit from modern facilities, well-equipped labs and specialist studios tailored to career-focused learning.

The campus ethos emphasizes employability: placements, work-based projects and employer partnerships are embedded across many programs, helping students gain practical experience and build professional networks. Academic staff work closely with industry and regional employers on applied research and innovation, creating pathways into internships and graduate roles. Dedicated student support services assist with academic skills, careers advice and wellbeing.

Sheffield itself is a friendly, affordable student city with good transport links to the north of England and easy access to green spaces and cultural venues. International students often highlight the city’s welcoming community, active student societies and opportunities to balance study with outdoor activities. For those seeking a practical, career-oriented university experience in the UK, Sheffield Hallam offers strong employer engagement, supportive services and an accessible urban lifestyle.

Sheffield Hallam University is a leader in health and social care education, renowned for its strong links with the NHS and commitment to producing highly skilled, compassionate healthcare professionals. This programme is designed to prepare students for a vital role in modern cancer care, focusing on the intersection of advanced technology and human-centred support. Students gain a deep understanding of oncology, anatomy, and physics, learning to deliver precise radiotherapy treatments while managing the complex emotional and physical needs of patients.

This four-year degree includes a foundation year specifically designed for those who need extra academic preparation or who may not meet the standard entry requirements for the direct BSc path. Throughout the programme, students benefit from:

• Hands-on experience in a state-of-the-art simulation suite.
• Integrated practice placements within clinical settings, including NHS departments.
• Guidance from active clinical practitioners and researchers.
• A supportive learning environment with a high staff-to-student ratio.

Graduates are eligible to register with the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC) as therapeutic radiographers, entering a profession that is uniquely positioned at the forefront of cancer treatment delivery and patient survivorship support.