Siemens

The longstanding relationship between the University of Sheffield and Siemens has already generated valuable and diverse projects. Continued involvement is strengthening ties and developing work in new fields, channelling innovative research into pioneering solutions for today’s global challenges.

Our relationship

Siemens and the University of Sheffield have worked closely together to lay the groundwork for an innovative and collaborative future.

A remarkable relationship

Siemens structure

The principal structure of Siemens are Industry, Energy, Healthcare (Siemens Healthineers), and Infrastructure & Cities.

A strategic structure

An engineer working on a jet engine in the University of Sheffield AMRC

Research and innovation

Innovation doesn’t happen in closed research laboratories; with Siemens we transform ideas into innovations and bring them to life.

The power of collaboration

A member of staff uses goggles to complete some work - image

AMRC & Siemens

The relationship with the Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre and Siemens demonstrates how we're solve real world problems with real world impact.

Partnerships of importance

Digital Innovation Zone

The Digital Innovation Zone (DIZ) will improve the student experience and strengthen collaboration among Siemens, the University of Sheffield and the South Yorkshire Region in order to create a better, more digitalised sector.

Explore the DIZ

Connecting education to industry

We're working together to create content that helps develop student skill sets that industry is looking for, with a clear focus on improving digital education in an ever changing industrial landscape.

Connecting the curriculum

Careers and recruitment

Companies don’t move the world forward, people do. We're providing Siemens with the best and brightest graduates they'll need to drive the future of industry.

A pipeline of possibilities

Collaboration in action

Long-term partnerships can deliver solutions for tomorrow's industry. Our work with Siemens-Gamesa Renewable Energy has lowered the levelized cost of offshore wind energy.

Impactful energy

Taking innovation to the market place

We've partnered with Siemens and Yorkshire Water to use Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the Internet of Things (IoT) to help reduce wastewater network blockages and pollution.

Water works

Why are university partnerships important?

Adam Cartwright, Head of Internet of Things Applications at Siemens discusses the importance our partnership.

Siemens: A special partnership

Professor Jim Litster, Vice President for the Faculty of Engineering at the University of Sheffield explains why our Siemens partnership is so special.

Contact us

Contact our Industry Account Manager for Siemens:

John Dale

M:+44(0)7725 603867
E: j.dale@sheffield.ac.uk