Sheffield Hallam University, Sheffield Ranking 2026 from QS, THE & US NEWS

• As for seniors’ response:
  30–40% land employment in 6 months of college.
  Median salary: £25,000 to £32000.
  The roles can only be found on LinkedIn, graduate schemes, networking, and university's careers website, Indeed, Handshake.

• I discovered shared rooms from student Facebook groups. Now, it costs about £400/month, incl. bills.
• It includes heating, Wi-Fi, a washer, and a 10-minute walking distance from campus.
• On-campus costs more, about £500–£650/month depending on what room you end up with.

• I have limited information on the above, I believe most got job within 6 months by various routes.

• I paid around 400 GBP a month, which I found using Uni portal, they did listed a few options for accommodation in the city.

• No one has secured a full-time professional job, rather than 2 classmates. In fact, the job market is not good for full-time jobs in the entire United Kingdom. Average pay is around £30000.
• Usually the lowest pay is £24000 and the highest is £40000. Students usually find jobs threw different job portals like indeed, LinkedIn, and Prospect, etc.

• Online platforms like SpareRoom, Zoopla, and Rightmove. I have booked my accommodation through the university; there are some other portals as well, Unidays. You can go with on-campus accommodations as well.
• A major challenge is if you are vegetarian and your roommates are not, then sharing the same kitchen with them can be a challenging situation for you.

Getting placement here in the UK completely depends on talent. There are various opportunities at the university to do research in a particular domain.

I have researched a lot about the universities in the UK where I have prepared a list of Universities that offers the course which I want to opt for and shortlisted the list on various factors like Quality of education, location of University, Climatic Conditions, Length of the course, Fees.

Universities have links with very well-established industrial organizations (BBC, ITV, Yorkshire Post). I don't have the numbers but the university's blog mentions that graduates have a great employment success rate in journalism and PR. Success stories involve graduates taking roles such as reporter, communications assistant, TV journalist, news editor, freelance reporter, sports writer, digital journalist, and many more.

It had the programme that fitted my bill. It's a great city for international students. With two world-class and state-of-the-art research universities, thousands of graduates remain in the city. The digital and new media industries in the city are growing at a faster rate than anywhere else in the UK. Therefore there will be tons of new opportunities for fresh graduates. Also, the city is rich in aspects of culture, arts, ethnicity and nature.

There are limited placement opportunities because you as an individual has to find placement. The University will help you for CV and cover letter drafting

Because this University offered one year extra placement which was part of the course