Emily came to the Department of Sociological Studies (now School of Sociological Studies, Politics and International Relations) as a mature student, after discovering a passion for sociology during her Access to Higher Education course. Now, Emily is using the skills and knowledge she gained throughout her degree as she embarks upon a PhD in York, funded by Yorkshire Cancer Research, where she will be carrying out qualitative research into the inequalities in breast screening uptake in the Yorkshire region.
MA Librarianship student Chloe Beswick knew that a formal postgraduate qualification would make her more employable – and offer the perfect introduction into her chosen career.
Hoda Elhalaby
Planning, people and place, Urban inequalities and social justice
Hoda's research aims to unpack the nature of NGO-led village development, comprehending its various processes, actors, and its effects on the intended beneficiaries.
As an international student, Zoe initially felt a little homesick when she came to Sheffield but by joining societies, engaging with the exciting range of modules offered as part of her course and exploring the city, Zoe formed a routine that allowed her to settle in to student life.
Anesu Matanda-Mambingo
Digital Media and Society BA
Anesu knew she wanted to study a degree subject that would allow her to explore her passion for media and sociology. When she visited the open day at the University of Sheffield, Anesu knew she had found the best of both worlds - an "amazing" course and a city that she loves.
