As pupils across the UK head back to school, new research reveals canteen choices can shape children’s lives for decades, and ...

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Dr. Zhang joined the School of East Asian Studies in September 2007, first as a Post-Doctoral Fellow and then an Academic Research Fellow at the White Rose East Asia Centre, after completing his PhD ...

Spending time abroad during your degree is a great way to explore different cultures, gain a new perspective and experience a life-changing opportunity and one you will never forget. For the majority ...

The Foundations in Health Policy, Leadership and Management module is led by Richard Cooper. It runs in the Spring semester and is worth 15 credits. This campus-based module, integrates the principles ...

Our researchers investigate the structural transformation of health and care organisations, the adoption and governance of new technologies, and the optimisation of pharmaceutical supply chains and ...

Prof. Henk de Berg explores one of today's most controversial topics -- the similarities and dissimilarities between Trump and Hitler. Henk de Berg has just published Trump and Hitler: A Comparative ...

Assuming successful completion of the Advanced 1 unit or equivalent, this unit aims to consolidate an initial preparation for a prolonged professional, academic or recreational stay in a country where ...

A therapy dog called Oliver is helping South Yorkshire children and families through some of the most difficult times imaginable, thanks to the help of a University of Sheffield student doctor.

These new studentships offer a unique opportunity to join a vibrant and collaborative research community spanning two world-class institutions in Sheffield, UK and Sydney, Australia. We are excited to ...

Scientists and MPs are calling for a ban on the export of all plastic waste exports from the UK by 2027. A new report from MPs and researchers from the University of Sheffield calls for a ban on the ...

New research is shining a light on one of genetics’ enduring puzzles - how the workings of the so-called “selfish gene” could be harnessed to control harmful insect populations. Malaysian stalk-eyed ...