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Flora Hippisley-Cox holding the Intern of the Year award

University of Sheffield student wins Intern of the Year prize from Siemens

A University of Sheffield student who has dedicated the past year to inspiring the next generation of engineers, working tirelessly to support and champion women in STEM, has been named Intern of the Year.
Bhattacharyya award winners

University of Sheffield AMRC and Boeing win award with their catalysing industry-academia research

The University of Sheffield Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre (AMRC) and Boeing have won the 2024 Bhattacharyya Award, a prestigious honour backed by the UK Government, that celebrates the most impactful collaborations between academia and indus
The Diamond

University of Sheffield top in England for working with businesses and public engagement

The University of Sheffield is one of the best universities in the country for working with businesses and public and community engagement, according to the latest Knowledge Exchange Framework (KEF).
The AMRC's Factory 2050 building as seen from the air
The University of Sheffield AMRC is a partner in the CDT. Seen here is its Factory 2050 facility - a hugely successful advanced manufacturing research centre that has set the standard for academic and industry R&D.

University of Sheffield AMRC and Boeing partnership shortlisted for government-backed award

The University of Sheffield AMRC and Boeing are among the finalists announced in this year’s Bhattacharyya Award – a government-backed prize which celebrates the UK’s most impactful academia-industry collaborations.
Sheffield city skyline

Sheffield businesses first to receive millions from new Northern investment company

Northern Gritstone, an investment company founded by the universities of Sheffield, Leeds and Manchester with initial support from Research England, has allocated its first two investments to Sheffield-based businesses.
Three students using computers or tablets sit with a tutor

The UK's language deficit is bad for business

Professor Neil Bermel from the School of Languages and Cultures comments in the Yorkshire Post about how the UK has a languages deficit and by us learning another language could help us grow our economy.