Undergraduate Prospectus 2021.

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A World Top 100 University QS World University Rankings 2020

99% of research submitted to REF is internationally recognised, excellent or world leading Research Excellence Framework 2014

No 1 Students’ Union for three years in a row Whatuni Student Choice Awards 2017–19

2nd in the Russell Group for overall satisfaction National Student Survey 2019

6 Nobel Prize winners

No 1 in the north for graduate employment The Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide 2020

Top 50 most international universities in the world Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2019

500+ undergraduate scholarships in 2019 Proud of our history, 8,443 focused on the future international students from 154 different countries

The University of Sheffield is a member of the 29,666 prestigious Russell Group of 24 leading UK research students in total universities. We’ve been advancing knowledge and driving social change for over one hundred years. 4 The University of Sheffield Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 5

Contents Subjects

Subject index 5 Accounting and Financial Geography 116 This is who we are 6 Management 40 Health and Human Sciences 119 Teaching excellence 8 Aerospace Engineering 43 Health Professions at Sheffield 121 Innovative teaching 10 Archaeology 46 History 123 Our research 12 Architecture 49 Journalism Studies 126 Scholarships 14 Automatic Control Landscape Architecture 128 and Systems Engineering 51 Sustainable Sheffield 16 Languages at Sheffield 130 Biochemistry 54 Careers 18 Law 132 Bio-dental Science and Technology 56 Our story 20 Materials Science and Engineering 135 Bioengineering 58 Sheffield 22 Mathematics and Statistics 138 Biology 61 Accommodation 24 Mechanical Engineering 141 Biomedical Science 64 Student support 26 Medicine 144 Biosciences at Sheffield 67 Global opportunities 28 Microbiology 147 Business Management 69 Sport 30 Modern Languages and Cultures 149 Chemical Engineering 72 Students’ Union 32 Molecular Biology 152 Chemistry 75 Explore your options 34 Music 155 Civil and Structural Engineering 78 Open days 36 Nursing 158 Computer Science 81 How to find a course 38 Orthoptics 160 Dental Hygiene and Dental Therapy 84 Education for all 196 Philosophy 162 Dental Surgery 87 Disability information 196 Physics and Astronomy 165 East Asian Studies 90 Foundation courses for Plant Sciences 168 Ecology and Conservation Biology 93 international students 197 Politics and International Relations 171 Economics 96 Mature students 198 Politics, Philosophy and Economics 174 Education Culture and Childhood 99 Fees and financial support 200 Psychology 176 Electronic and Applying 204 Social Sciences 178 Electrical Engineering 101 Admissions requirements 208 Sociological Studies 181 Engineering at Sheffield 104 Qualifications 208 Software Engineering 184 English 106 Campus map 212 Speech and Language Therapy 186 Environmental Science 109 Getting here 214 Urban Studies and Planning 188 General Engineering 112 Key facts 216 Zoology 191 Genetics 114 6 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 7

This is who we are

Students harvesting plants grown in our controlled environment facility.

Sheffield is a leading research Our international community and global Our way of doing things attracts the Change is what we do. university with a global reputation for connections are part of what makes us a best minds in the world. Our staff excellence. We’re socially responsible, world-leading university. We celebrate advise governments and multinational This is a university with a strong sense of environmentally aware, and committed diversity and we’re proud of our companies. They write books and create purpose. Take advantage of everything it to sustainability in everything we do. welcoming, progressive, friendly city. new technologies. Their work influences has to offer and you won’t just graduate The knowledge we generate helps to policy and changes lives. We want you with honours – you’ll graduate with insight, make the world a better place. We believe that our teaching should to change things too. We want you to skills and experience that set you apart. reflect the world we live in. University understand how knowledge is generated Choosing Sheffield means choosing to should prepare you for life. This ethos and how it helps people. That’s why we live and study in a truly international drives everything we do. give you opportunities to engage with and environment. contribute to the latest research. 8 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 9

The most talented students choose Sheffield because they want to be challenged. They don’t expect to be given all the answers. The Sheffield experience is about learning how to find the answers yourself.

Sometimes there is no right answer. Sharing ideas and debating different points of view is part of the learning process. Exciting, energising discussions are part of everyday student life. We want to hear what you think. We expect you to challenge us too.

We listen When it comes to what you learn, and how you learn it, we aim for the right balance. We want you to get the knowledge and skills you’ll need on your path through life. That’s why we listen to our partners in the professions, in industry, the public Teaching excellence sector and the arts when putting our courses together. It’s also why we listen to you.

We work with you This is a community where the atmosphere is supportive and collegial. So we don’t see teaching as a one-way process. We see it as students and academics working together at the highest level. We’re here to help you find your own path just as we are finding ours.

We give you the resources you need Study spaces and computers are available around the clock to offer you choice and flexibility for your study. Our five library sites give you access to over 1.3 million books and periodicals. You can You have a say We use feedback from student surveys to make the access your library account and our rich digital University a better place to study. Our students said they’d collections from anywhere on or off campus. like access to lecture content so they can use it to revise later Other library services include study skills training on. We now record the majority of lectures and make them available on our online learning environment. to improve your grades, and tailored advice from experts in your subject. 10 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 11

At Sheffield you’ll have the chance to Whatever you do, you’ll do it under the Some things can’t be work with students from different subject supervision of passionate teachers and areas, as well as external organisations world class researchers. They teach learned from books and local communities where you could this way because it makes you a more really make a difference. You might be active citizen and because it’s the best involved in something directly linked to preparation for a truly rewarding career. Our academics use innovative methods your subject, like an engineering challenge to give you the best learning experience, or an architecture project. The most employable graduates inside and outside the classroom. understand their subject from every perspective. The most effective professionals know how to work with people from other fields.

Our students make things happen We challenged a group of engineering students to come up with solutions to problems that people with disabilities face everyday. The project, Hackcessible, has seen them work alongside disabled co-designers to try and break down barriers to current technology.

If you have an idea for a project of your own, or you want to start a business, we can support you in that too. 12 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 13

Research at the University of Sheffield changes lives, influences policy and feeds directly into what you’re taught.

Our four flagship research institutes bring together our key strengths to tackle some of the worlds most important social, Our research economic and health challenges.

Energy Institute Developing fuel alternatives Sheffield engineers are tackling climate change by removing barriers to low carbon transport in the UK. Working with industry and other academic institutes, they’re developing new, low-carbon liquid fuels as well as electric and hybrid aircraft technologies that are crucial to the future of the aviation industry.

Neuroscience Institute Repairing nerves with 3D printing Institute for Sustainable Food The nerve that connects the brain to parts of the face and Feeding the world with foam mouth can sometimes become damaged during dental Experts at Sheffield are tackling the crisis of soil fertility Healthy Lifespan Institute surgery. Previous methods of repairing this nerve have by developing a system of growing crops in foam. Using Delaying the onset of age related diseases left many patients with permanent life-altering injuries. foam instead of soil could take a lot of pressure off existing Geroprotectors are a class of drug with the potential to Researchers from the University’s School of Clinical Dentistry agricultural systems, enabling us to feed our growing boost resilience to age related diseases. Researchers from have developed pioneering new ways to repair this nerve population using fewer resources. This low-cost system has the University of Sheffield are investigating these drugs using 3D printing. The school is now a world-leader in this already been used to install hydroponics systems made from and developing treatments for patients that target multiple field and the only known institute in the country capable of used mattresses at a refugee camp in Jordan. diseases at the same time. such successful nerve repair. 14 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 15

“I got the scholarship email on one of my last days at school before graduation. I remember smiling and being in complete disbelief. I was so proud of myself for Scholarships being awarded the scholarship and just over the moon.”

Claire Gelhaus We’re committed to supporting our students. BA Journalism Studies Last year we provided over 500 scholarships. International Merit Scholarship

A range of scholarships are available to help fund your study and enhance your learning experience.

For more information visit: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/ fees-funding/scholarships

“The scholarship I received has been “This scholarship has created a massive integral to my university experience. The amount of financial ease. I have more “My scholarship let me go to Canada to financial freedom that comes from the time for sports and a social life and study at the University of Edmonton for scholarship has given me the mental it allows me to have more time to go three weeks in the summer. I definitely clarity needed to enjoy university. I’ve and study because I don’t have to work wouldn’t have been able to go there been able to travel with the Vegetarian as much. You can focus energy in the without it. I met so many people from Society with money from the scholarship, right place. This scholarship helps with around the world, having those friends visit Dublin, and also travel to Tallinn, that.” from different places and nationalities Budapest and Prague by myself – places really improved my confidence.” I’d never dream of visiting otherwise.” Solomon Smith BA Economics and Philosophy Sophie Ashdown Ryan Smith MEng Civil and Structural Engineering BA English Literature Elite Sports Performance Scheme

Global Summer Experience Scholarship Experience Sheffield Scholarship 16 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 17

Sustainability in our teaching We want you to leave Sheffield with the knowledge, skills, values and attributes Sustainable needed to work and live in a way that Sheffield will bring about solutions to the urgent environmental challenges we face.

We’re driven by the knowledge, We’re working with students and dedication and activism of our academics to make Education for students who play a key role in Sustainable Development (ESD) part of making Sheffield a greener place every course within the next few years. to live and study. So whatever your subject, whatever your chosen career, you’ll be equipped to work in ways that address the environmental challenges we face. University of Sheffield Climate Strike 2019

“There is a whole collection of interesting societies, causes and groups based at the 94.5% University that people can get involved of University waste is recycled, composted or sent for energy recovery with, whether their interest is fast fashion, ethical consumption, or working towards systemic change and tackling institutional unsustainability. The SU is a £0 invested in fossil fuel companies great place to start to forge sustainable paths and futures for those inclined.”

Liam Slater-McGill 34% Chair of the Student Sustainability Committee of University fleet vehicles are electric “Addressing the climate crisis means governments must take concerted and 31% reduction immediate action. So, what does this in carbon emissions since 2005 mean for the UK’s coastal towns and cities?” Over 10,000 This question was put to our Landscape trees on campus Architecture students who spent two days 2:1 tree replacement policy working in Spurn Point – a tidal island on the northeast coast that’s a flashpoint 2 new research for climate emergency. They were tasked with generating designs and producing flagships specialising solutions to address the threat posed by in sustainability: rising sea levels. Institute for Sustainable Food Institute for Energy 18 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 19

Careers

We’ll support you throughout your course and for up to three years after you graduate.

• Develop skills and build your career confidence 96% of Sheffield graduates “I used the careers service a lot. I went • Degrees with a year-long placement option are in work or further study to the careers service repeatedly to • Opportunities to network and meet employers within 6 months of graduating get my CV and application answers • Dedicated help to find part-time work The Which University Guide 2018/19 reviewed on a one to one basis. I also • Specialist guidance and digital resources tried to go to all the careers fairs at • Careers workshops and insight events Top in the north for the University and also the company • Mentoring and advice from Sheffield graduates graduate employment presentations around campus which The Times and Sunday Times were excellent opportunities for Good University Guide 2020 networking purposes.”

Aman Datta MEng Mechanical Engineering

Data Analytics Lead Engineer at Rolls Royce PLC

It’s all about you Explore new opportunities Our aim is for every single one of our We want you to be able to work anywhere students to reach their full potential, in the world, to make your mark among whatever their background or the most talented. We’ll help you explore circumstances. We provide an extensive all your options, including employment, programme of careers guidance, skills entrepreneurship and further study. You’ll workshops and employer events to help have the chance to connect with a huge you feel well informed and confident in range of potential employers, finding your future career decisions. inspiration and building a network of contacts. “My lecturers were always helpful and genuinely invested in my future. There We want you to develop was a strong emphasis on not just learning Through the curriculum, with professional And learn from experience the theory, but putting it into practice. advice and a wealth of online resources, We know how valuable placements can They understood the importance of this you’ll learn how to manage your own be so we offer degrees with a year’s work because they were all, at some point, personal development and achieve your experience built in. You’ll also have access journalists!” goals. The University provides many to a huge range of volunteering and Eden Wilson opportunities to further develop your mentoring opportunities, and our student BA Journalism Studies skills and self-awareness. Jobshop can help you find shorter work Production journalist and on-screen reporter at UTV experiences and part-time jobs. 20 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 21

1905 Penny donations from the people of Sheffield give the University its Royal Charter.

1940 The Bailey bridge, designed Our story by engineering alumnus 1953 1908 Sir Donald Bailey is used Sir Hans Krebs shares the 1974 Chinese student Z.T.K 1930 during the second world war. Nobel Prize in Physiology Sheffield becomes Woo becomes the first Latin, French and economics Field Marshall Montgomery or Medicine for the 1964 the first University ever international student alumna Amy Johnson becomes is recorded as saying that discovery of the citric acid Malcolm X draws huge to provide a nursery The University of Sheffield has to graduate from the the first woman to fly solo from “without the Bailey bridge, we cycle, since named the crowds at his talk in the for students with a proud history of discovery, University. Britain to Australia. should not have won the war.” Krebs Cycle. Students’ Union. children. innovation and social change. 1936 1967 Amin Yousef becomes the first Lord Porter shares the Nobel ever international president of Prize in Chemistry for the the Students’ Union. discovery of flash photolysis, a technique to study reactions that happen extremely quickly.

1993 Sir Richard Roberts 1945 shares the Nobel Prize in Howard Florey shares the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine Physiology or Medicine for the discovery of penicillin. More than 82 million lives for the discovery of “split worldwide have been saved thanks to the discovery of the drug. genes”, disproving the 2000 2019 1991 theory that genes in plants Engineering alumnus 2009 The University Sheffield Students’ Union and animals were made up John Roberts is 2003 Law alumna Hilary Mantel completely divests is the first to be declared of continuous segments the London Eye’s Law alumnus Dr Nicholas Liverpool wins the Man Booker prize from fossil fuel ‘gay friendly’. of DNA. prinicipal engineer. becomes the President of Dominica. for her novel Wolf Hall. companies.

1985 2016 Nelson Mandela Professor Sir Fraser is elected Stoddart shares the Nobel Honorary Prize in Chemistry for President of the the design and synthesis Students’ Union. of the world’s smallest 2013 molecular machines. The University launches Their work will have a the We Are International fundamental role to play in campaign to celebrate and the future development of highlight the importance of nanotechnology. 2012 our international student Professor Nigel Dunnett and Professor 1996 and staff communities. 2001 James Hitchmough from the Department Sir Harry Kroto shares the Politics alumnus David of Landscape Architecture design the Nobel Prize in Chemistry Blunket becomes the UK’s largest man-made wildflower for discovering a new Home Secretary. meadow in the London Olympic Park. 1991 form of carbon, known as 2012 Chemistry alumna Helen Sharman “buckminsterfullerene”. Psychology alumna Dame Jessica becomes the first Briton in space. Ennis-Hill wins gold at the London 2012 Olympics. 22 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 23

Sheffield

A diverse city with a strong sense of community. A cultural centre on the edge of the Peak District national park, an area of outstanding natural Division Street beauty. Its landscape, people and culture will influence you more than you can ever imagine.

Tramlines Festival Cutlery Works food hall

Peace Gardens “The people in Sheffield are so friendly. I can’t count how many times I’ve Peak District Tamper Coffee been in a full-on conversation with a complete stranger in the bank or a shop! People always seem willing to help if they can, which I love. And I love how green Sheffield is. You’re never too far from a park or green space.”

Paula Ugochukwu BA Journalism Studies 24 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 25

“I met all of my closest friends through living in University accommodation, All first-year students are including my best friend Sathita. guaranteed a place in University She lived next door to me, we started accommodation. talking and it’s amazing how we just clicked so well!”

International students are Suki and Sathita guaranteed accommodation for the duration of their studies. Accommodation

Where you live is a huge part of your centre. Wherever you choose to live you’ll university experience. That’s why we get the same high standard of facilities make sure you have plenty of choice when and support from our dedicated teams. it comes to accommodation. You’ll also have access to our You can live in an apartment, studio, or internationally renowned, award-winning house – whatever suits your needs. Your Residence Life programme which rent will include all bills, internet and organises over 3000 events and activities contents insurance. a year. Our Residence Life Mentors will also be there to provide support and “I love that there are so many people so The accommodation at our Ranmoor/ advice where needed. close to you... it makes it almost impossible Endcliffe residences is the largest for you not to find a close group of friends.” undergraduate community in Sheffield. www.sheffield.ac.uk/accommodation Tom Fraser We also have accommodation in the city www.residencelife.co.uk 26 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 27

Practical help We’re here Our Student Services Information Desk is run by dedicated professionals, trained for you to deal with your questions and concerns. The Student Advice Centre specialises in Nothing is more important to us confidential advice on money and housing than your wellbeing. We provide as well as academic matters. Our financial support team provide help with applying a network of support services to “I was scared that moving to university for scholarships and hardship funds. make sure you’re happy, healthy would mean my disability – an anxiety and secure, so you can get on disorder – would go unnoticed and Health and wellbeing unsupported. However, the services at with doing what you do best. You can register with our on-campus the University make me feel as though I health centre which has its own GPs am more than a number. They treat me and nurses and provides a range of NHS as an individual.” services. Georgia Speechley BSc in Psychology

Professional advice and counselling International student support If things aren’t going right, we offer help We support international students with and assistance. The University Counselling visa and immigration information and also Service offers targeted self-help organise a range of social activities to help resources, specialist workshops, and students get to know the city of Sheffield group and individual sessions. and each other.

Disability and dyslexia support Faith If you have a long-term condition or Our chaplains and religious advisers offer “I accessed SAMHS (Student Access to impairment that can affect your ability to care and support to people of all faiths Mental Health Support) in my third study, we can provide specialist support and none. We work with communities and year around my dissertation time and through our Disability and Dyslexia we offer opportunities for worship, prayer they were really supportive and set me Support Service. Our 301 academic skills and spiritual exploration. up on the track I needed. I would say to development centre also provides one- anyone who is thinking about reaching out but aren’t sure whether they want to-one support for students with learning Childcare to, they should definitely approach difficulties such as dyslexia. The Students’ Union has its own Ofsted those services.” registered nursery. Fees are subsidised according to your family’s income. Beren Maddison 28 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 29

Joseph Cardoza MEng Architectural Engineering

Summer School at Aarhus University, Denmark Global opportunities

Studying at Sheffield is a first step towards a career that could take you anywhere in the world. Exploring other cultures is all part of the experience.

Learn a language – and more Through our exchange programmes you Valentia Adarkwa-Afari Zoe Downs Our Languages For All programme means can apply to spend time in Australia, BA English and History BA Geography and Planning you can learn a language as part of your Canada, India, New Zealand, Singapore, Summer School at Sungkyunkwan University, South Korea Year abroad at University of Western Australia course. We also run Global Campus the USA and Europe. events to help you make friends with Lewis Jones Elena Puente Gomez MChem Chemistry BA French and Economics students from all over the world. Short-term international experiences Summer schools give you the chance to Study Abroad at McMaster University, Canada Work placement at British Council, France Study or work in another country study abroad during the summer break. Lots of our courses come with a built-in Some degrees offer field trips. We also year abroad. Many others give you the offer support for students who volunteer option to apply for a year or semester internationally and undertake work abroad once you’ve started your studies. placements abroad. We have partner universities worldwide. 30 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 31

• 45 acres of grass and synthetic pitches • A multi-purpose sports hall • A 180-piece gym • A 33m swimming pool • A bouldering wall Sport • 3 squash courts Sheffield • 2 fitness studios

Whether you’re an elite athlete, a beginner or you just want “I wanted to put 100% into both my to keep fit and active, Sport sporting and academic career. My department was absolutely fantastic Sheffield has you covered. and balanced out my timetable so I could focus on my trampolining career. Sport Sheffield supported me right from the start of uni through to when I graduated.”

Bryony Page BSc Biology Social sport Performance sport Social sport is all about getting involved, We provide a range of support for our The first British trampolinist to win an Olympic medal trying something new and having fun. All elite athletes and top performing teams to of our sessions are available at a low cost, help them succeed in their chosen sport with no long term commitment. whilst maintaining academic excellence.

“There is honestly something for every Campus leagues Varsity level and ability here. My mental health These leagues give you the chance to Varsity is the annual competition between and wellbeing have drastically improved represent your course, department, society the University of Sheffield and our local and I’ve met incredible people who will or group of friends in recreational sport. rivals Sheffield Hallam University. Almost be my friends for life. If I could give any 80 events take place across the city, from advice to you, it would be to play a team Club sport golf and boxing to water polo and lacrosse. sport.” There are plenty of opportunities to Brittany Bowles represent the University in club sport. The competition culminates in the ice Sports officer Although all of our 58 clubs have their hockey final at Sheffield Arena which is own identity, they all come together to watched by over 8,000 spectators. The form the black and gold family. atmosphere on campus during this time is electric. The whole University community “I was amazed by how dramatically emotional I was – waving, shouting comes together as team black and gold. and feeling the indescribable joy and overwhelming frustration, with hundreds sheffieldvarsity.com of people sharing the same faith in our team.” For more information, visit: Tansy Liu www.sport-sheffield.com BA Journalism Studies 32 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 33

Students’ Union building

Coffee Revolution inside the SU World week parade No 1 Students’ Union in the UK

Whatuni Student Choice Awards 2017–19

Your Students’ Union including LGBT+, BME, disabled and international students. The award winning Student Advice Centre offers information As a student here, you’ll automatically and advice about your course, money, become a member of Sheffield Students’ housing and immigration issues. Union, a unique and supportive

International Cultural Evening Varsity winners 2019 community that is powered by students. The SU is owned and led by our students. The SU is at the heart of student life, It’s committed to sustainability, for the long where you can find support during your term gain of its members and the world. “I’m a part of Bummit – a brilliant society that runs the world’s largest student-led charity hitchhike. time at University, discover something It’s a place for everyone, where equal value Bummit has completely altered my University new, or make a change in the world. and opportunities are offered to all. experience in the best way possible. I have made some incredible friends that I would probably As well as being home to over 350 Sheffield Students’ Union represents, never have crossed paths with before. It’s also student-led societies, the SU houses supports and enhances the lives of enabled me to see so much of Britain and Europe shops, bars, club nights, places to eat, a Sheffield students. That’s why they that I probably would not have seen otherwise.” nursery and a cinema. It has committees continue to vote it as the UK’s number one. Amelia Jackson-Read to support specific student groups 34 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 35

Physics Chemistry Chemistry (Page 75) Biology (Page 61) Plant Sciences (Page 168) Engineering (Page 104) Engineering (Page 104) Philosophy (Page 162) Explore Geography (Page 116) Quantitative Social Science your options (Page 178)

If you don’t know which course to study, are unsure of what your Geography subjects allow you to do, or if you’re Ecology and Conservation Biology (Page 93) History (Page 123) struggling to think of options beyond Archaeology (Page 46) the traditional subject pathways, we Journalism (Page 126) can help.

It’s important to choose a subject that interests you, that you’re good at and that you’ll enjoy studying for three to four years. It’s also worth noting that some courses require previous knowledge of a subject, but a lot don’t. Languages Archaeology (Page 46) History If you have studied maths, for example, Sociology (Page 181) you may be able to study Engineering English Politics (Page 171) Criminology (Page 133) Archaeology (Page 46) with Private Pilot Instruction. Or if History (Page 123) East Asian Studies (Page 90) Politics (Page 171) Modern Languages and Cultures (Page 149) you have studied biology you could Archaeology (Page 46) Music (Page 155) consider Orthoptics. Music (Page 155)

Speech and Language Science or Chinese Studies and Business Management (including a year in China) are examples of courses that don’t require specific subjects for entry. This is just a small selection of the options available to you.

If you’re looking for some inspiration, we’ve taken the most popular subjects studied at school and highlighted Biology Maths some alternatives you might not have Chemistry (Page 75) Chemistry (Page 75) thought of. There are more options Orthoptics (Page 160) Zoology (Page 191) Speech and Language Therapy (Page 186) Engineering (Page 104) than you might realise. Economics (Page 96) Computer Science (Page 81) 36 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 37

You’ll get to spend time in your We can’t wait department, explore the campus and get to know the city. You can also find to meet you out more about your course, experience short lectures and presentations, and “Absolutely incredible day, felt like explore our world-class facilities. There’s a lively and connected university that Open days 2020 I would certainly wish to study at!” even the opportunity to spend the night in our student accommodation. It’s a great Saturday 27 June way to get an insight into the student Saturday 11 July experience at Sheffield. Saturday 12 September Saturday 17 October Taster days Taster days give you the opportunity to Book now at immerse yourself in a subject for the day. sheffield.ac.uk/opendays You’ll get to spend time in the department with academic staff and current students.

“Very friendly staff, such nice You’ll also take part in sample lectures accommodation and buildings, Open days and interactive sessions. a great city and an excellent course.” The perfect opportunity to get first-hand www.sheffield.ac.uk/ experience of the University and the undergraduate/taster-days city before you apply. Our open days are designed to help you find out about the Campus tours things that matter most to you. Can’t make it to an open day? There are regular campus tours throughout the You’ll get to take tours of the campus, the year. To book a place, see the open days Students’ Union and our accommodation. webpages. There will be talks about studying abroad, student life and student finance. Meet us overseas Academic departments hold talks If you live abroad, we realise that it’s throughout the day and our staff and difficult for you to visit our campus in students will be there to answer your person so we regularly travel overseas questions. Most important of all, you’ll get to meet with you. Find out when we’re to find out how it feels – the atmosphere, coming to your country at: “Great day overall – very informative, well organised, with useful, the people, the campus and the city. www.sheffield.ac.uk/ guides and helpful students.” international/visits Applicant days When you’ve applied, you’ll be invited to Additional support needs one of our applicant days. These have a If you have any additional support needs strong department focus and will give you and you’d prefer an individual visit, call the chance to really explore student life at +44 (0)114 222 9872 or see the open days Sheffield, even if you’ve visited us before. webpages. 38 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 39

How to find a course

Subject areas are listed alphabetically, starting on page 40. If you can’t find what you’re looking for, see the index on page 5. Western Bank Library

Entry requirements Identifying potential Course length Combined courses We welcome applications from the We recognise that ability isn’t always Bachelors degrees (BA, BEng, BSc If the course has ‘and’ in the title, brightest students studying a range demonstrated through a standard set of and others) last three years. Degrees the split between the two subjects is of qualifications from a variety A Level or equivalent qualifications. Our beginning with M (such as MComp, MEng, roughly 50/50. If the course has ‘with’ of backgrounds. Detailed A Level, Access Sheffield policies help ensure MBiolSci) are four-year courses that take in the title, there’s more emphasis on International Baccalaureate, BTEC and that everyone who has the potential you to masters level. the first subject. other requirements can be found at to succeed on our courses has the the end of each subject entry. You‘ll opportunity to do so. If you select a course that includes a find details of the other qualifications foundation year, placement year or year we accept, including international If you’re from a group currently under- abroad, in most cases the course will last qualifications, on page 208 or online at: represented in higher education, or have an extra year. You can check the length www.sheffield.ac.uk/ taken additional qualifications, you may be of your course on our online prospectus: undergraduate/apply/requirements eligible for an alternative offer equivalent www.sheffield.ac.uk/ to one or two grades below the standard undergraduate/courses A Level entry requirements for your course. For more information see: www.sheffield.ac.uk/ undergraduate/access A 40 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 41 A

“When I visited Sheffield I was really impressed by the emphasis on employability and the career support delivered through the Employability Hub. The fact that my degree provided me with so many exemptions from professional accountancy qualifications has meant I have been able to accelerate my career timeline.”

Thomas Jarvis BA Accounting and Financial Management with Employment Experience

Placement year at NHS Lincolnshire

 www.sheffield.ac.uk/management Accounting  [email protected] and Financial  +44 (0)114 222 3376 and socially responsible business, and our work the impact of financial decisions on societal welfare, Management is helping to make a positive impact on societies the environment and company shareholders. and economies, in the UK and internationally. Staff share their insights of working with There are a number of core modules on the course organisations, bringing academic theory to to ensure you acquire the necessary accounting and Typical A Level requirements Triple Crown accredited life through analysis of current business issues, financial management knowledge required by the AAB–ABB (AACSB, AMBA and EQUIS) case studies and practical assessments. profession. In years two and three you have more flexibility and there are optional modules in topics Additional opportunities Top 10 in the Russell Group • Degree with employment experience BA Accounting and Financial Management such as auditing, business intelligence, corporate for overall satisfaction Accounting and financial management plays a major governance, corporate social responsibility and National Student Survey 2019 role in all organisations and extends beyond just a taxation. series of mathematical techniques and processes. Our course looks at the way in which accounting Further practical skills development is available We offer a combination of real-world the global elite of business schools and are an informs decision-making and the impact of through our trading room which simulates life in experience, academic and research endorsement of the quality of our teaching, our accounting information systems on organisations. the financial markets with professional software expertise, teaching excellence and a research excellence, the wide variety of support You’ll study intermediate and advanced topics in from Bloomberg. It’s an integral part of the optional commitment to your future employability. available for students and alumni, and our strong financial accounting and management accounting Financial Derivatives and Company Analysis and links with organisations and partner institutions. as you progress through the course, consolidating Valuation modules. We also run workshops for all your learning and building a technical skill set of our students to learn how to use the range of data, A world-leading management school Join the Management School and you’ll be taught professional accounting techniques and processes. analytics and information sources. We’re proud to have been awarded the prestigious by academics who are helping to influence Triple Crown accreditation from AACSB, AMBA businesses, organisations and policy makers Socially responsible financial management is also an Accounting and Financial Management is also available and EQUIS. These accreditations place us within through their research. Our focus is on sustainable important part of the course and students explore as a dual course with economics or mathematics. A 42 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 43 A

Placement years Your future You can add a placement year (sometimes called We work with businesses and organisations to “Learning about the inner workings a year in industry) to your course after you arrive ensure the content of our courses is up-to-date of planes and rockets sounded like a at Sheffield. Placements are taken between your and relevant, and to ensure that the skills and challenge that I could not resist. I wanted second and final year of study and we add “Degree experience students gain meets the demands of to study something that would give me with Employment Experience” to your course title to future employers. a broad range of skills to give me the reflect your time in the workplace. best chance of making a difference to Career development support and advice is delivered the world. The range of modules, and the Placements are a great opportunity for you to gain from our Employability Hub – a dedicated service for people, is why I came to study aerospace professional experience and apply what you’ve Management School students. We’re not just here to engineering at Sheffield and it has learned from your course to an organisation. help you look for a job in your final year of study, we certainly lived up to that expectation.” Previous students have undertaken placements at offer a huge array of development opportunities and Accenture, PwC, Rolls-Royce, Microsoft, Santander, support from day one to make sure you’re making Amy McLauchlan MEng Aerospace Engineering with a Year in North America Siemens and Marks and Spencer. the most of your time at Sheffield, identifying and working on any skills gaps, gaining practical Placements are paid and are available on both the experience and understanding what you want to do single honours and the dual honours Accounting when you graduate. and Financial Management courses. Visit  www.sheffield.ac.uk/aerospace  [email protected] www.sheffield.ac.uk/careers/jobs/placements Employers recognise and value the practical, Aerospace  +44 (0)114 222 7837 to find out more. work-ready skills that our students develop. Recent Engineering graduates are working for Barclays, British Airways, Professional accreditations and exemptions Ernst & Young, HSBC, Grant Thornton, KPMG We’ve designed the BA Accounting and Financial and Santander. Many students pursue traditional Management course to maximise the number of accounting roles, but an increasing number are Typical A Level requirements Aerospace has world-class facilities exemptions from professional accounting exams and working in banking, finance, audit, assurance and Direct entry Foundation year including 20 jet engines and four wind qualifications from bodies including ACCA, CIMA, consultancy. AAA–AAB BBB–BBC tunnels, with ten flight simulators free to CIPFA, CPA Australia and ICAEW. For a list of the use at any time even outside of teaching. exemptions available, visit Additional opportunities www.sheffield.ac.uk/management/ • Degree with employment experience undergraduate/afm-exemptions • Study abroad

The opportunity to learn about all aspects A unique interdisciplinary approach of the research, design, development, Like the industry, aerospace engineering at Sheffield UCAS Code | Course A Level IB BTEC Additional information construction and flight of aircraft. is interdisciplinary. You’ll be taught by experts in BA(Honours) aerospace materials, aerodynamics, flight control N420 Accounting & Financial Management ABB 33 GCSE Maths grade 6 or B NL41 Accounting & Financial Management and Economics systems, avionics, aircraft design, aero propulsion, DDD NG41 Accounting & Financial Management and Maths AAB 34 Maths A Level grade A Industry focus management and applied mathematics. or IB Higher Level grade 6 We work with the biggest names in industry to English language requirements: see page 209. shape the future of aerospace engineering. We have Hands-on experience

Other qualifications: we accept a wide range of qualifications from the UK and around the world, either as a single qualification type or in combination. strong partnerships with the likes of Airbus UK, BAE Our courses will give you both academic knowledge You’ll find details of the other qualifications we accept on page 208 or on our online prospectus: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/courses Systems, Boeing, EADS, Qinetiq and Rolls-Royce. Our and practical experience. Analyse flight performance

BTEC: please check our online prospectus for specific BTEC subject requirements. work with them will introduce you to developments and stability on a unique flying experience at and techniques that are still new to industry. You’ll Doncaster Sheffield Airport with the Yorkshire Aero For more information about entry requirements, please contact the department. gain breadth and depth of engineering knowledge, as Club. Solve real-world engineering problems on the To find out if you’re eligible for additional consideration or an alternative offer, visit: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/apply/access-sheffield well as the transferable skills employers demand. Global Engineering Challenge. Or design, build and Related course fly your own unmanned air vehicle as part of the Business Management Page 69 MEng group design project. A 44 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 45 A

Aerospace Engineering Some students continue on to further study with a Foundation Year or research.There’s a focus on employability If you want to study with us but don’t meet our throughout your studies and you’ll get all the standard entry requirements, our foundation year support you need to help you achieve your career could be for you. You’ll learn the fundamentals aspirations. of maths, physics and engineering in a variety of innovative ways to prepare you for your degree. Student societies and projects The course has a vibrant student society, AeroSoc, For more information about our foundation year, who organise student socials and site trips see page 197 or visit www.sheffield.ac.uk/sefy throughout the year. You could also get involved with student projects that will put your practical skills to What our graduates do the test, including: Our graduates are in demand internationally and go on to work for some of the world’s leading • Project Phoenix, where a 1920s two-seat engineering companies. They work in aerospace wooden aircraft is under construction. design, aviation, transport, manufacturing, finance, • Project Hex, a multirotor drone design and energy and power, and the armed forces. Employers build for the annual iMechE UAS Challenge. include Airbus, BAE Systems, BP, Ernst & Young, • Team SunrIde, where a rocket is designed and Jaguar Land Rover, Ministry of Defence, Nissan, built to enter the Spaceport America Cup. First-rate facilities Rolls-Royce, giving you the opportunity to work on Rolls-Royce, PwC, Royal Air Force and Shell. The Diamond features some of the best engineering real-life engineering problems and network with key teaching spaces in the UK. You’ll be taught in state- players in industry. UCAS Code | Course A Level IB BTEC Additional information of-the-art teaching and lab facilities, using industry MEng(Honours) standard equipment. We have five Merlin static flight BEng/MEng Aerospace Engineering H400 Aerospace Engineering Aerospace Engineering simulators for aircraft design and 10 X-Plane based (Private Pilot Instruction) H490 Only considered (Private Pilot Instruction) flight simulators for flight control and navigation These courses are the same as our aerospace when combined Maths and a second Science subject at A Level Aerospace Engineering AAA 36 purposes. We also have 20 Wren jet engines to take engineering degrees, with added initial flight H405 with other or IB Higher Level grade 6 with a Year in industry qualifications apart and analyse, as well as a GUNT jet engine test training. Aerospace Engineering H406 bench. You’ll get to use these facilities throughout with a Year in North America your course. BEng/MEng Aerospace Engineering BEng(Honours) H402 Aerospace Engineering with a Year in Industry Only considered H460 Aerospace Engineering when combined Maths and a second Science subject at A Level Professional accreditation You’ll study the same curriculum as on our core (Private Pilot Instruction) AAB 34 with other or IB Higher Level grade 6 Our courses are currently accredited by the Royal degrees, but you’ll also enhance your understanding H404 Aerospace Engineering qualifications Aeronautical Society, the Institution of Mechanical of aerospace engineering by spending a year with a Year in industry Engineers, the Institution of Engineering and working in an engineering company. This industrial Foundation Year Technology and the Institute of Materials, Minerals experience puts your academic studies into context H407 Aerospace Engineering BBB–BBC 32–31 DDD Dependent on subjects studied with a Foundation Year and Mining. The MEng satisfies all the academic and gives you a distinct advantage in the job market. Minimum GCSE Maths and Science grade 6 or B requirements for Chartered Engineer (CEng) status. A Level General Studies and Critical Thinking not accepted MEng Aerospace Engineering Subject requirements: second Science subjects include Biology/Human Biology, Chemistry, Further Maths, Physics and Statistics. BEng/MEng Aerospace Engineering with a Year in North America English language requirements: see page 209.

You’ll study the breadth and depth of aeronautical This course is the same as our MEng Aerospace BTEC: please check our online prospectus for specific BTEC subject requirements. and aerospace engineering on these flexible courses. Engineering, but you’ll spend your third year Other qualifications: we accept a wide range of qualifications from the UK and around the world, either as a single qualification type or in combination. After a year of core study, you’ll choose either the studying at a leading university in the USA or You’ll find details of the other qualifications we accept on page 208 or on our online prospectus: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/courses avionic systems or aeromechanics stream. Canada. You’ll benefit from the opportunity to live For more information about entry requirements, please contact the department. In your final year, you’ll work on a research project abroad and make international contacts. led by one of our world-leading academics. As well To find out if you’re eligible for additional consideration or an alternative offer, visit: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/apply/access-sheffield as more in depth study, the MEng offers Industrial Related course Training Programmes (ITPs) with Siemens, GE and General Engineering (MEng/BEng) Page 112 A 46 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 47 A

Fieldwork Your future Fieldwork is an integral part of all our courses. All According to a report by Historic England, the our single honours students are trained in fieldwork archaeology workforce in the UK needs to grow by in their first year, whilst dual honours students have 25 per cent over the next five years and by 64 per the opportunity to undertake fieldwork in optional cent by 2033 to meet the demands of infrastructure  www.sheffield.ac.uk/archaeology Archaeology  [email protected] modules. projects. Sheffield graduates are highly skilled and  +44 (0)114 222 2900 equipped to join this growing industry. You’ll learn excavation techniques, geophysical surveying, and how a field project is organised. You’ll We talk to employers to make sure you develop the also learn to analyse and interpret material evidence qualities they’re looking for. Our close links with Typical A Level requirements UK Top 10 for archaeology and see how different specialists work together. commercial archaeologists and heritage providers ABB Guardian University League Tables 2020 give you direct access to research opportunities, We’ll give you numerous opportunities to attain our work placement experience and valuable careers Additional opportunities minimum requirement of six weeks fieldwork or advice. Your analytical, creative, communication and • Study abroad practical training. All the practical experience you teamwork skills will open doors to a range of careers gain is recorded in your Archaeology Skills Passport, within and beyond archaeology. endorsed by the Chartered Institute for Archaeologists. The world we know is changing rapidly. By Our teaching – whether in the lecture theatre, out in Inclusive fees investigating the material remains of the past, the field, working with community heritage groups, Archaeology at Sheffield If an item or activity is classed as a compulsory we can develop our understanding of some of or in the laboratory – is tailored to the demands of Sheffield is surrounded by a landscape rich in element of your course, it will be included in your the global challenges we are facing today. our programmes. history and heritage. Not far from Sheffield is tuition fee so we will pay for your compulsory field a wealth of archaeological and historical sites trips, lab equipment and excavation kit. Optional You’ll learn through a blend of expert guidance including the caves at Creswell Crags which were fieldwork or placements which are outside of the Intellectual challenge and inquiry into real problems, supported by our once occupied by Neanderthals. provision offered by the department may incur Archaeology is an interdisciplinary subject world-leading community of scholars and research additional costs such as accommodation, travel and that applies both science and humanities technicians. By learning in an active research We work closely with our strategic partners such personal expenses. based approaches to the study of the past. Our environment, you’ll gain the skills and confidence to as Wessex Archaeology and Peak Park to provide programmes are intellectually challenging, and undertake your own original research. you with opportunities to recover and promote require mental agility, critical thinking and creativity. Sheffield’s heritage. A 48 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 49 A

BA Archaeology What our graduates do You’ll gain an excellent foundation in all aspects of Archaeology at Sheffield opens up a wide range world archaeology. We combine theory and practice of career opportunities in the environmental in a range of specialist modules from different time and cultural sectors. Many graduates work in “Sheffield’s strong social ethos has filtered periods, geographic locations and methodological archaeology, in commercial units, national and into my design work. I think sensitively approaches. local government, the charitable sector and about how my designs might help improve university departments. Some choose to study communities and the lives of others. We BSc Archaeology for a postgraduate degree. Others have gone into also have a diverse range of lectures This course uses the principles of biology, chemistry journalism, teaching, the police, healthcare and throughout the course, and there are and physics to investigate all aspects of the human the media. Employers include Historic England, the many opportunities to explore all kinds past. You’ll work in the field and in our specialist People’s History Museum, Channel 4 Television, the of routes, so you can become the kind of laboratories, developing critical skills in diverse Council for British Archaeology, schools, universities designer you want to be.” archaeological methods. and archaeological trusts. Laura Turner BA Archaeology and History BA Architecture This course combines the study of historical texts with the investigation of past societies through the material record. Studying in two departments will

enhance your understanding of both subjects and  www.sheffield.ac.uk/architecture how they inform each other. Architecture  [email protected]  +44 (0)114 222 0305 BA Archaeology and Modern Languages and Cultures Studying languages alongside archaeology gives you a unique insight into the historical and cultural Typical A Level requirements 3rd in the UK for architecture development of countries and societies. You’ll AAA The Guardian University Guide 2020 develop highly valuable language skills and you’ll get The Complete University Guide 2020 Additional opportunities to spend your third year abroad. • Study abroad 94% overall satisfaction National Student Survey 2019

UCAS Code | Course A Level IB BTEC Additional information BA(Honours) F400 Archaeology DDD Sheffield is one of the top schools in the Community engagement FV41 Archaeology and History Only considered when Typically including History or Classical ABB 33 We believe in architecture that makes a difference. combined with other Civilisation at A Level or IB Higher Level grade 5 UK for architecture research. Our RIBA- qualifications accredited courses are highly rated by We know it has the potential to improve lives. Through BSc(Honours) students and professionals. our internationally acclaimed teaching and research, F410 Archaeology ABB 33 DDD we explore the social, spatial and environmental Part-time: Archaeology BA(Honours) is available to study part-time and has the same entry requirements as the full-time course. implications of architecture. As a Sheffield student For details on how to apply for the part-time option, contact the department. We attract the best you’ll engage with real issues affecting the built English language requirements: see page 209. Choosing Sheffield means joining some of the best environment.

Other qualifications: we accept a wide range of qualifications from the UK and around the world, either as a single qualification type or in combination. architecture students in the UK – our students have You’ll find details of the other qualifications we accept on page 208 or on our online prospectus: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/courses won prizes at the RIBA Student Awards and the Royal Professional accreditation BTEC: please check our online prospectus for specific BTEC subject requirements. Academy Summer Show. They’ve been shortlisted in Our courses are recognised by the Royal Institute the European Architecture Medals and the Inspiring of British Architects (RIBA) and give exemption For more information about entry requirements, please contact the department. Graduate Awards. Our staff are doing world-class from RIBA Part 1. They are also prescribed by the To find out if you’re eligible for additional consideration or an alternative offer, visit: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/apply/access-sheffield research, helping to make the school a leader in our Architects Registration Board, which means you’ll be Related course field across the UK and internationally. eligible to join the Register of Architects when you Archaeology with Foundation Year (alternative route for mature students) Page 199 successfully complete your training. A 50 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 51 A

Our creative learning environment that address our principal aim: the integration of We have a strong design studio culture. The studio architecture and landscape design. In the first year acts as a laboratory for trialling your creative and you might develop proposals for a small building in a critical ideas, and for developing fundamental public landscape. By the third year the focus may be architectural skills. You’ll share ideas during group on a substantial piece of urban design. tutorials and review other students’ work. This encourages you to express your own opinion and What our graduates do to value the opinions of others, as you begin Our graduates often go into architectural practice to develop your personality as a designer. We for a year or two before doing a two-year MArch provide a balance of theory, design work and in Architecture – either at Sheffield or another “ACSE has enabled me to look at everyday professional experience. school. Our graduates also pursue careers in the objects differently and given me a view built environment or move on to specialist masters towards solving the problems of the Your best design work will be shown at the final end courses. Employers include AHMM, ARUP, Building future.” of year exhibition. This will be attended by a large Design Partnership, Haworth Tompkins Architects, number of practitioners. Feilden Clegg Bradley, Grimshaw Architects, Jake Roskilly Hawkins\Brown, and Penoyre & Prasad. MEng Mechatronic and Robotic Engineering Architecture All three years of this degree are divided Social activities approximately equally between lecture courses and Our student societies encourage a thriving

a creative studio-based culture. Projects develop in academic and social scene. The Sheffield University  www.sheffield.ac.uk/acse scale and complexity until the major design project Architecture Society (SUAS) brings together all Automatic Control  [email protected] at the end of the third year, which addresses a students and staff through weekly evening guest  +44 (0)114 222 5647 range of cultural, technological, conceptual and speakers, film screenings, talks given by students and Systems representational ideas. for students, and regular socials including the Engineering Architecture Ball. We also have societies specifically Architecture and Landscape for dual students and the Humanitarian Architecture This course offers a unique opportunity to gain a Society which focuses on architecture that brings professional qualification from the RIBA and the positive change to those who need it most. Typical A Level requirements No 1 in the UK for research output Landscape Institute. It includes core modules from Direct entry Foundation year Research Excellence Framework 2014 architecture and landscape and specialist modules AAA–AAB BBB–BBC 90% for student satisfaction Additional opportunities The National Student Survey 2019 UCAS Code | Course A Level IB BTEC Additional information • Study abroad BA(Honours) • Degree with employment experience K100 Architecture AAA 36 D*DD GCSE Maths grade 4 or C and portfolio KK13 Architecture and Landscape Subject requirements: at least one of the A Levels offered should be in an acceptable subject. For more information please refer to: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/policies/alevel We are the only department in the A unique place to study

English language requirements: see page 209. UK dedicated to control and systems We are home to the Rolls-Royce University engineering. Our high calibre graduates Technology Centre and have research contracts Other qualifications: we accept a wide range of qualifications from the UK and around the world, either as a single qualification type or in combination. You’ll find details of the other qualifications we accept on page 208 or on our online prospectus: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/courses go on to work for companies such as with major institutions like the European Space Rolls-Royce, Jaguar Land Rover, Thales, Agency, as well as our many academic and industrial BTEC: please check our online prospectus for specific BTEC subject requirements. IBM and Unilever. partners. These connections mean our teaching is For more information about entry requirements, please contact the department. based on the latest thinking. To find out if you’re eligible for additional consideration or an alternative offer, visit: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/apply/access-sheffield Related courses Our facilities include a robotics, real-time systems, Architectural Engineering Page 79 and control and power systems laboratory, as well Landscape Architecture Page 128 as a state-of-the-art electronics and control lab in Structural Engineering and Architecture Page 78 the Diamond. A 52 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 53 A

Professional accreditation BEng/MEng Intelligent Systems and Control UCAS Code | Course A Level IB BTEC Additional information MEng(Honours) All our courses are accredited by the Institution of Engineering (Engineering Management) G500 Computer Systems Engineering Engineering and Technology (IET) and the Institute This course includes management modules along 8M74 Computer Systems Engineering of Measurement and Control. with core engineering subjects. The compulsory with a Year in Industry engineering subjects are the same as on the H360 Mechatronics and Robotic Engineering Our MEng degrees satisfy the academic intelligent systems and control engineering course. 2S15 Mechatronic and Robotic Only considered Engineering with a Year in Industry when combined Maths and a second Science subject at A Level requirements for Chartered Engineer (CEng) status. You’ll also study marketing management, accounting AAA 36 H660 with other or IB Higher Level grade 6 Subject to achieving a satisfactory performance you and finance, strategy and business planning. Intelligent Systems and Control Engineering qualifications can transfer from the BEng to the MEng degree at 0G31 Intelligent Systems and Control the end of the second year. Foundation year Engineering with a Year in Industry If you want to study with us but don’t meet our H1NF Intelligent Systems and Control A year in industry standard entry requirements, our foundation year Engineering (Engineering Management) H659 Robotics with a Foundation Year BBB– 32–31 DDD Dependent on subjects studied You can combine most of our courses with a year in could be for you. You’ll learn the fundamentals BBC Minimum GCSE Maths and Science grade 6 or B industry. Working in an engineering or technology of maths, physics and engineering in a variety of A Level General Studies and company will put your academic studies into innovative ways to prepare you for your degree. Critical Thinking not accepted context, improve your skills and enhance your BEng(Honours) employment prospects when you graduate. For more information about our foundation year, H130 Computer Systems Engineering see page 197 or visit www.sheffield.ac.uk/sefy 2A47 Computer Systems Engineering BEng/MEng Computer Systems Engineering with a Year in Industry This course will help you understand how computer Student-led projects H361 Mechatronics and Robotic Engineering 2G36 Only considered systems are used in safety-critical applications like Gain practical experience working as a team in a real Mechatronic and Robotic Engineering with a Year in Industry when combined Maths and a second Science subject at A Level infrastructure, medicine and aviation. You’ll design, engineering challenge. In 2019 Team SunrIde broke a AAB 34 H690 Intelligent Systems with other or IB Higher Level grade 6,5 create, integrate and manage computer systems for UK altitude record with a rocket they designed and and Control Engineering qualifications complex engineering applications. built. 8L16 Intelligent Systems and Control Engineering with a Year in Industry BEng/MEng Mechatronic What our graduates do HN62 Intelligent Systems and Control Engineering (Engineering Management) and Robotic Engineering Qualified systems and control engineers make a H653 Robotics with a Foundation Year BBB– 32–31 DDD Dependent on subjects studied Design, analyse and test robots, autonomous genuine difference in the world. They build robots BBC Minimum GCSE Maths and Science grade 6 or B vehicles and other complex electro-mechanical and design manufacturing processes. They can even A Level General Studies and systems. Learn how to control robotic systems using help to predict climate change, financial trends or Critical Thinking not accepted modern microprocessor technology. Use machine reserves of raw materials. Subject requirements: Physics is preferred as the Science subject but Biology/Human Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Electronics, learning to discover how artificial intelligence is Engineering, Further Maths or Technology are acceptable in lieu of Physics. applied in many different fields. Our graduates work in sectors, such as English language requirements: see page 209. manufacturing, aerospace, robotics, power Other qualifications: we accept a wide range of qualifications from the UK and around the world, either as a single qualification type or in combination. BEng/MEng Intelligent Systems generation and finance, for companies including Rolls- You’ll find details of the other qualifications we accept on page 208 or on our online prospectus: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/courses Royce, Jaguar Land Rover, Shell, Dyson and HSBC. and Control Engineering BTEC: please check our online prospectus for specific BTEC subject requirements. Become an expert in the advanced control system For more information about entry requirements, please contact the department. analysis and design techniques used widely in industry. Learn how to control traditional To find out if you’re eligible for additional consideration or an alternative offer, visit: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/apply/access-sheffield engineering systems, use machine learning and apply Related courses your knowledge to complex systems like biological Aerospace Engineering Page 43 processes, financial or energy systems, aerospace Bioengineering Page 58 Page 112 and the environment. 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Biosciences with Foundation Year events, charity fundraising, sports teams and If you want to study biochemistry but don’t meet our academic study events. standard entry requirements, our foundation year could be for you. After successfully completing the What our graduates do one-year programme, you’ll progress onto the first Many of our graduates are employed in year of your chosen bioscience degree. pharmaceuticals and healthcare, food safety and manufacture, brewing and agrochemicals, forensic For more information about our foundation year, science and as NHS scientists. They also work in see page 197 or visit www.sheffield.ac.uk/sefy education, the scientific civil service, bioinformatics or medical schools. Others use their skills in management Our student society and commerce. Many choose further study and go on You can become a member of the department’s to do research for organisations all over the world. student society, MBBSoc, which organises social

 www.sheffield.ac.uk/mbb UCAS Code | Course A Level IB BTEC Additional information Biochemistry  [email protected] MBiolSci(Honours)  +44 (0)114 222 2740 C709 Biochemistry Only considered Including Chemistry and another C749 Medical Biochemistry when combined Science subject at A Level or AAA 36 CC7C Biochemistry and Genetics with other IB Higher Level grade 6 CC79 Biochemistry and Microbiology qualifications GCSE Maths grade 4 or C Typical A Level requirements UK top 10 for biological sciences BSc(Honours) Direct entry Foundation year C700 Biochemistry The Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide 2020 AAA–AAB BBC C741 Medical Biochemistry CC74 Biochemistry and Genetics UK top 10 for overall satisfaction Only considered Including Chemistry and another Additional opportunities CC75 Biochemistry and Microbiology when combined Science subject at A Level or (Molecular Biology, Biophysics and Biochemistry) AAB 34 • Year in industry C706 Biochemistry with a Year in Industry with other IB Higher Level grade 6,5 National Student Survey 2019 C746 Medical Biochemistry with a Year in Industry qualifications GCSE Maths grade 4 or C CC76 Biochemistry and Genetics with a Year in Industry CC86 Biochemistry and Microbiology with a Year in Industry Biochemistry is crucial to advances in The first year is the same for all of our courses. You’re Foundation Year medical science, pharmaceuticals and not tied to the course you register for. At the end C900 Biosciences with Foundation Year BBC 31 DDM Including a Science subject at A Level or IB Higher Level grade 5 biotechnology. Our courses will give you of the first year, you can transfer to any course in GCSE Maths grade 6 or B the knowledge and skills to be part of these the department: genetics, microbiology, molecular A Level General Studies is not accepted developments throughout your career. biology and combinations of these subjects. Subject requirements: second Science subjects include Biology/Human Biology, Physics, Psychology, Mathematics and Further Mathematics. As well as the above Foundation Year will also accept Chemistry, Computer Science, Geology, Statistics, Geography, Economics or Environmental You can also take time out to work on a placement Science/Studies. between years two and three, to graduate with a High-quality teaching English language requirements: see page 209. We will challenge you to achieve your very best. We degree with a year in industry. Other qualifications: we accept a wide range of qualifications from the UK and around the world, either as a single qualification type or in combination. run small tutorial groups to support your learning. You’ll find details of the other qualifications we accept on page 208 or on our online prospectus: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/courses Extensive practical experience includes a project BSc or MBiolSci? BTEC: please check our online prospectus for specific BTEC subject requirements. in the third year that could involve laboratory Either of these will give you a thorough knowledge research, computing, clinical diagnostics, science of your chosen subject. The four-year MBiolSci with For more information about entry requirements, please contact the department. communication or school teaching, depending on Advanced Accreditation from the Royal Society of To find out if you’re eligible for additional consideration or an alternative offer, visit: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/apply/access-sheffield your career aspirations. Biology, has more focus on laboratory skills, and Related courses includes an extensive research project, which can Biosciences with Foundation Year Page 197 Flexible course structure be based in a university or industrial lab. You can Genetics Page 114 You can study biochemistry on its own or combine transfer in either direction between the three and Microbiology Page 147 it with another subject in the molecular biosciences. four-year course during years one to three. Molecular Biology Page 152 AB 56 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 57 AB

independently. Although all modules are compulsory, critically appraise scientific literature. The third year you can choose to focus on the subjects that interest will give you a deep understanding of key topics in you most during years 2 and 3. bio-dental science and technology. You’ll also gain skills in laboratory and qualitative research. Year 1 The first year introduces you to the organisation Teaching methods and function of the human body with a special focus This course includes lectures, seminars, online on the head and neck. You’ll study the structure of learning, lab classes and human dissection. In cells and the biochemical processes within them as addition to the placement, you’ll carry out an well as their anatomy and that of the thorax, head individual project and a group project. and neck. You’ll learn about major physiological processes alongside cellular function and body What our graduates do structure. You will also learn about important Our graduates develop the knowledge and skills bacterial pathogens, especially those causing oral to work in translational research both in industry disease, and how the body responds to infection. and the NHS. As this degree combines a biological science with a healthcare discipline, you’ll be well Year 2 placed for a career in emerging areas of basic and The second year provides an overview of the effect applied health research, the sociology of healthcare,  www.sheffield.ac.uk/department that growth, ageing and certain diseases have on bioactive materials, advanced manufacturing and Bio-dental Science  [email protected]  +44 (0)114 222 0000 wellbeing. You’ll also learn about dental materials virtual reality simulation. You would also be well and Technology and how to use them safely. This course will develop placed to train as a biology teacher and could your skills in experimental design, and your ability to arrange your placement to support this. analyse results and identify the impact of your work on oral health. Sheffield University Dental Typical A Level requirements One of fewer than 20 schools in the UK Student Society (SUDSS) AAB to offer cadaveric anatomy teaching. Year 3 SUDSS is one of the largest dental student societies During the third year you’ll carry out a research- in the UK. From sports, volunteering opportunities, Additional opportunities informed placement that builds on subjects you careers talks and socials, its aim is to make your • Degree with employment experience developed an interest in during year 2. You’ll study University experience as positive as possible. • Research informed placement research statistics and ethics, and learn how to opportunities available

UCAS Code | Course A Level IB BTEC Additional information BSc(Honours) Learn about the structure, function and BSc Bio-dental Science and Technology B750 Bio-dental Science and Technology AAB 34 DDD Two Science subjects at A Level or IB Higher Level 6,5 maintenance of oral and dental tissues. You’ll work on innovative research projects in GCSE Maths, English Language and Science grade 4 or C areas such as the molecular and cellular bases of A Level General Studies and Critical Thinking not accepted regeneration and tissue repair. We’ll help you to Subject requirements: Science subjects include Biology, Chemistry, Further Maths, Human Biology, Maths and Physics. Applicants will be Our expertise develop the technical skills needed by employers. considered if studying Chemistry with Psychology, Sociology or Geography. Biology with Human Biology and Maths with Further Maths are not Our expertise in the basic and applied sciences accepted as a Science combination. underpinning clinical dentistry spans diverse This degree includes an opportunity to go on a English language requirements: see page 209.

fields including anatomy, oral microbiology, cell research-informed placement where you’ll learn Other qualifications: we accept a wide range of qualifications from the UK and around the world, either as a single qualification type or in combination. biology, biochemistry, physiology, tissue engineering, how science can provide commercial healthcare You’ll find details of the other qualifications we accept on page 208 or on our online prospectus: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/courses

neuroscience, medical sociology and dental solutions. You’ll also have the chance to work BTEC: please check our online prospectus for specific BTEC subject requirements. materials. Our strength in these disciplines allows with the local community to promote the public For more information about entry requirements, please contact the department. us to offer a contemporary research-led programme understanding of oral health. in subject areas at the forefront of healthcare To find out if you’re eligible for additional consideration or an alternative offer, visit: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/apply/access-sheffield research. You’ll study eight core modules across three years. Related course The modules will develop your ability to learn Dentistry Page 87 AB 58 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 59 AB

“As an interdisciplinary degree, bioengineering at Sheffield offers great flexibility for module choice. In your second year, you can choose a specialisation that aligns with your career goals. This allowed me to pursue a research internship after my first year followed by a year in industry at a leading consumer goods company. All in all, the course helps you develop the skills you need to solve some of the world’s greatest challenges in health and medicine.”

Saylee Jangam BEng Bioengineering with Year in Industry

Regional winner of The Undergraduate Awards 2018

 www.sheffield.ac.uk/bioengineering Bioengineering  [email protected]  +44 (0)114 222 7876 Close links with industry • Biomedical engineering You will develop the knowledge and skills employers How engineering principles can provide are looking for by working closely with partners in innovative solutions to safeguard and enhance Typical A Level requirements Bioengineering is a technology-driven the healthcare profession and in industry such as human health. Direct entry Foundation year subject embracing engineering Philips, Johnson and Johnson and the NHS. AAA–AAB BBB–BBC principles to improve health and • Medical devices and systems quality of life. Professional accreditation The development of novel medical devices Additional opportunities Our courses are currently accredited by the and the improvement of clinical engineering • Degree with employment experience Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) and systems. • Study abroad the Institute of Physics and Engineering in Medicine (IPEM). The MEng satisfies all the academic • Biomaterials science and tissue engineering requirements for Chartered Engineer (CEng) status. The application of materials engineering and Learn to use high-level engineering expertise From 3D printing and biophotonics, to tissue and cell biology principles to achieve improved to analyse and solve some of the most bone engineering, we’re helping to develop products BEng/MEng Bioengineering repair of injured and damaged body tissues and complex problems in biology, medicine that improve medical care and quality of life. Our Be inspired to help shape the future of healthcare organs. and healthcare today. research-led teaching produces multi-skilled technology on this flexible course. In your first graduates who can carry on that work. year you’ll get a broad-based introduction to • Biomanufacturing bioengineering. You’ll learn about biology, physiology The application of chemical engineering Specialist teachers and facilities Learning and teaching takes place in one of the and anatomy, and begin to understand how and cell biology principles to improve the Like the industry, bioengineering at Sheffield is best bioengineering teaching spaces in the UK. The traditional engineering principles can be applied manufacture of pharmaceuticals and other interdisciplinary. You’ll be taught by experts in Diamond has industry-standard equipment for to the human body. Our degrees offer you the biologically active substances. materials, mechanical, control, electrical, chemical culturing and analysing cells, measuring the activity opportunity to specialise in one of four areas of and biological engineering, computer science, of the human body, mechanical and electrical testing bioengineering during the course. Choose between medicine and biology. of materials, 3D printing and customised software two broad themes at the end of year one, and refine packages for developing bioengineering models. your choice even further at the end of year two. AB 60 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 61 AB

BEng/MEng Bioengineering For more information about our foundation year, with a Year in Industry see page 197 or visit www.sheffield.ac.uk/sefy You’ll follow the same programme of study as our main course and spend a year working in an What our graduates do engineering, medical or healthcare company. This Our graduates have become professional engineers real-world experience gives you a competitive who design medical instruments, repair body tissue advantage in the jobs market once you graduate. and solve clinical problems through research. They work closely with materials scientists, physicians, BEng or MEng? dentists, therapists and technologists to help benefit They’re both excellent courses. The MEng adds human health. The transferable skills gained on an extra year of study and more in-depth project the course have also enabled graduates to take work, so you graduate with even more practical up careers in law, finance, software development, experience. Depending on your results, you could quality assurance, pharmaceutical industry, health transfer from the BEng to the MEng after your service and other fields. second year. The BioSoc Society Bioengineering with a Foundation Year This thriving student-led society hosts socials and If you want to study with us but don’t meet our volunteering activities throughout the year. You can standard entry requirements, our foundation year also join faculty-wide societies such as Engineering could be for you. You’ll learn the fundamentals without Borders, IGEM and Women in Engineering. of maths, physics and chemistry in a variety of innovative ways to to prepare you for your degree.

 www.sheffield.ac.uk/aps  UCAS Code | Course A Level IB BTEC Additional information Biology [email protected]  +44 (0)114 222 0123 MEng(Honours) H675 Bioengineering Only considered when Maths and a second Science subject H67I Bioengineering AAA 36 combined with other at A Level or IB Higher Level grade 6 with a Year in Industry qualifications A Level General Studies not accepted BEng(Honours) Typical A Level requirements Top 5 for biological research H673 Bioengineering Maths and a second Science subject Direct entry Foundation year Only considered when Research Excellence Framework 2014 H67H Bioengineering AAB 34 combined with other at A Level or IB Higher Level grade 6,5 AAA–AAB BBC with a Year in Industry qualifications A Level General Studies not accepted UK top 10 for biological sciences Foundation Year Additional opportunities The Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide 2020 H160 Bioengineering with BBB–BBC 32–31 DDD Dependent on subjects studied • Degree with placement year a Foundation Year Minimum GCSE Maths and Science grade 6 or B • Year abroad A Level General Studies and • MBiolSci UK top 10 for overall satisfaction Critical Thinking not accepted National Student Survey 2019 Subject requirements: second Science subjects include Biology/Human Biology, Chemistry or Physics.

English language requirements: see page 209. Our flexible courses allow you to specialise About us Other qualifications: we accept a wide range of qualifications from the UK and around the world, either as a single qualification type or in combination. You’ll find details of the other qualifications we accept on page 208 or on our online prospectus: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/courses or be a generalist, undertake a year-long We don’t just teach biology – we do biology. And paid work placement, or spend a year so will you – through lectures, practicals, field BTEC: please check our online prospectus for specific BTEC subject requirements. studying abroad. courses and a research project and dissertation. For more information about entry requirements, please contact the department. Our modules span the breadth of biological science: To find out if you’re eligible for additional consideration or an alternative offer, visit: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/apply/access-sheffield genes, physiology, populations, communities, Related courses ecosystems and include sustainability and General Engineering (MEng/BEng) Page 112 biodiversity. Our staff are world leaders in their Materials Science and Engineering (Biomaterials) Page 135 fields and our modules are built on this excellence. B 62 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 63 AB

Biology with Placement Year Biosciences with Foundation Year Both our BSc and MBiolSci Biology with Placement If you want to study biology but don’t meet our Year degrees allow you to do a year long, paid work standard entry requirements, our foundation year placement between your second and third year as could be for you. After successfully completing the a recognised part of your studies. A placement is a one-year programme, you’ll progress onto the first great way to gain valuable work experience and learn year of your chosen bioscience degree. new skills to make you stand out in the graduate jobs market and you’ll pay reduced fees for the year For more information about our foundation year, you’re on placement. Our students have worked in see page 197 or visit www.sheffield.ac.uk/sefy “The support we get on this course is one industry, charities and academia with placements of a kind and really helpful – it’s not only ranging from zoo conservation to chocolate What our graduates do about learning biology, but improving all research. Our graduates work in business, IT, consulting, aspects of our knowledge and character. sustainability, museums, banking, agriculture and For example we can meet with our writer Placements aren’t guaranteed – it’s your health. They also work in biodiversity conservation in residence who will help us improve responsibility to secure one but we’ll do everything for local and national governments, charities, wildlife essay writing skills, and in tutorials we we can to help. trusts and other non-governmental organisations learn interview and presentation skills.” (NGOs). Many go on to do PhDs.

Tharani Abeysekera BSc Biology UCAS Code | Course A Level IB BTEC Additional information BSc(Honours) C100 Biology Including two Science subjects Only considered when combined C101 Biology with a Year Abroad AAA–AAB 36–34 at A Level or IB Higher Level grade 6 with other qualifications C105 Biology with Placement Year GCSE Maths grade 4 or C How we teach Our facilities MBiolSci(Honours) Making sure you have an understanding of how Our students get to use our state-of-the-art C109 Biology Including two Science subjects Only considered when combined research is done and how to judge reliable facilities which include modern tools for DNA and C10C Biology with a Year Abroad AAA 36 at A Level or IB Higher Level grade 6 with other qualifications knowledge is at the heart of our teaching. We biomolecular analysis, controlled environment C104 Biology with Placement Year GCSE Maths grade 4 or C combine lectures based on our world-leading chambers to simulate any past, present or future Foundation Year research with small group tutorials, lab and field climate, experimental gardens and ponds, and C900 Biosciences with Foundation Year BBC 31 DDM Including a Science subject research practicals, projects and critical reviews. extensive computer resources for simulations. at A Level or IB Higher Level grade 5 GCSE Maths grade 6 or B Every student gets the support and encouragement Biology – BSc or MBiolSci A Level General Studies is not accepted they need to achieve their best work. The four-year MBiolSci adds an extra year of Subject requirements: acceptable Science subjects include Biology/Human Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Psychology, Mathematics, Computer Science, Geology, Statistics, Geography, Economics and Environmental Science/Studies. As well as the above Foundation Year will also accept Further advanced research training, embedding you in one Mathematics. Core modules cover everything from cells of our research labs. This year upgrades your degree English language requirements: see page 209. and genetics to biodiversity, sustainability and to Master of Biological Science. You’ll develop and biotechnology. Specialist topics include animal carry out a research project with world-leading Other qualifications: we accept a wide range of qualifications from the UK and around the world, either as a single qualification type or in combination. You’ll find details of the other qualifications we accept on page 208 or on our online prospectus: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/courses behaviour, evolution, ageing, wildlife conservation scientists on a topic that matches your interests. and agricultural biotechnology. You can even take BTEC: please check our online prospectus for specific BTEC subject requirements. modules in microbiology, biochemistry and human Biology with a Year Abroad – BSc or MBiolSci For more information about entry requirements, please contact the department. disease. You’ll spend your second year studying biology at To find out if you’re eligible for additional consideration or an alternative offer, visit: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/apply/access-sheffield another top university in the USA, Canada, New Related courses Fieldwork Zealand, Australia, Singapore or Hong Kong, gaining Biology with Foundation Year (alternative route for mature students) Page 198 You’ll have the option to go on a two-week field first-hand knowledge of ecosystems and organisms Biosciences with Foundation Year Page 197 course. Destinations include the Peak District in your chosen region. This unique three-year course Ecology and Conservation Biology Page 93 National Park, Anglesey, Ireland, Arctic Sweden, the doesn’t add a year to your studies, with your year Materials Science and Engineering (Biomaterials) Page 135 Mediterranean or tropical Malaysian Borneo. abroad counting towards your degree classification. Plant Sciences Page 168 You’ll also pay reduced fees during your year abroad. Zoology Page 191 B 64 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 65 B

“Practicals back up your physiology lectures and let you try out clinical techniques, and in the second year you start human dissections... this is one of the only courses in the UK to do it.”

Laura Haworth BSc Biomedical Science

 www.sheffield.ac.uk/bms Biomedical Science  [email protected]  +44 (0)114 222 2319 The timetable is a mixture of lectures, practical Spend a year in industry classes, projects and tutorials. To enhance your Year in Industry degrees allow you to do a year-long, experience, there’s a virtual learning environment paid work placement between your second and with interactive course materials. Throughout third year as a recognised part of your studies. Typical A Level requirements 1st in the UK for medical research your course, you’ll have a personal tutor to give Spending a year in industry is a great way to get Direct entry Foundation year excellence you advice and guidance. valuable work experience and learn new skills to AAA–AAB BBC Research Excellence Framework 2014 make you stand out in the graduate jobs market.

Additional opportunities Course structure UK top five for overall satisfaction • Year in industry We want you to graduate with a thorough These placements range from research and for subjects allied to medicine • Study abroad understanding of the genetic and molecular laboratory based positions through to clinical National Student Survey 2019 processes that underpin the development, structure development, regulatory affairs and marketing. and function of the human body in health and Each year, our students work for global UK top 10 for biological sciences disease. You’ll work from the level of the gene up pharmaceutical companies including Eli Lilly, Pfizer The Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide 2020 to the integration of whole body systems. The first and GlaxoSmithKline in roles such as translational two years give you a grounding in the molecular and neuroscientist and associate clinical data scientist, cellular basis of life. or in the fast-moving consumer goods sector for Biomedical science is devoted to Teaching organisations like Jacobs Douwe Egberts. understanding the human body and our You’ll be taught by leading scientists who are You’ll have the opportunity to carry out human ability to control it during health and respected experts in their chosen fields. Cutting- dissection, supervised by a member of staff. In Spend a year abroad disease. edge research takes place in our department, and your third year, you’ll specialise in key areas such On the Year Abroad degree you’ll spend your third there are opportunities for you to get involved. as anatomy, physiology, developmental and cell year at one of our partner universities. You’ll take Our research-led teaching ensures you’ll gain biology, and neuroscience. In the fourth year of approved modules in biomedical-related areas, and, knowledge and understanding from the forefront the MBiomedSci degree you’ll develop advanced subject to approval, you’ll have the opportunity to of modern biology. The extensive research research skills. You’ll work on an extended project in take modules in other areas such as business. infrastructure, including advanced microscopy a research laboratory. You’ll also explore areas such and sophisticated molecular screening facilities, as ethics, the law and the public understanding is integrated into our teaching. of science. AB 66 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 67 B

Biosciences with Foundation Year What our graduates do If you want to study biomedical science but don’t Many are employed in the biomedical research, meet our standard entry requirements, our biotechnology and pharmaceutical industries. foundation year could be for you. After successfully Others choose further study, completing PhDs completing the one-year programme, you’ll progress and masters courses in the biosciences, or in areas onto the first year of your chosen bioscience degree. such as medicine, veterinary science, physiotherapy and teaching. Our students have also gone on to For more information about our foundation year, careers in the scientific civil service, the NHS, “My degree has given me the ability to see page 197 or visit www.sheffield.ac.uk/sefy the software sector, medical communication and view problems in an analytical and logical management. Others have launched their own manner. It has taught me how to research businesses. scientific topics, plan and execute experiments and analyse data.”

Sophie Davey BSc Biomedical Science

UCAS Code | Course A Level IB BTEC Additional information MBiomedSci(Honours)  www.sheffield.ac.uk/biosciences B909 Biomedical Science Including two Science subjects Biosciences Only considered when combined B911 Biomedical Science AAA 36 at A Level or IB Higher Level grade 6 with other qualifications with a Year in Industry GCSE Maths grade 4 or C at Sheffield BSc(Honours) B900 Biomedical Science Including two Science subjects B902 Biomedical Science AAB 34 at A Level or IB Higher Level grade 6,5 with a Year in Industry Only considered when combined GCSE Maths grade 4 or C Additional opportunities UK top 10 for biological sciences B901 Biomedical Science AAA 36 with other qualifications Including two Science subjects • Spend a year on a paid work placement The Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide 2020 with a Year Abroad at A Level or IB Higher Level grade 6 GCSE Maths grade 4 or C Foundation year C900 Biosciences with Foundation Year BBC 31 DDM Including a Science subject Our teaching builds on our world-leading We offer nine, research-led bioscience degree at A Level or IB Higher Level grade 5 research, working to solve some of the most programmes: GCSE Maths grade 6 or B pressing global challenges, from climate A Level General Studies is not accepted change and cancer to sustainability and • Biochemistry Subject requirements: acceptable Science subjects include Chemistry, Biology/Human Biology, Physics, Psychology, Mathematics, ageing. • Biology Further Mathematics and Geography. As well as the above Foundation Year will also accept Computer Science, Geology, Statistics, Economics or Environmental Science/Studies. General Studies is not accepted. • Biomedical Science • Ecology and Conservation Biology English language requirements: see page 209. • Genetics Other qualifications: we accept a wide range of qualifications from the UK and around the world, either as a single qualification type or in combination. • Microbiology You’ll find details of the other qualifications we accept on page 208 or on our online prospectus: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/courses • Molecular Biology BTEC: please check our online prospectus for specific BTEC subject requirements. • Plant Sciences For more information about entry requirements, please contact the department. • Zoology To find out if you’re eligible for additional consideration or an alternative offer, visit: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/apply/access-sheffield Related courses All of our programmes come with options to gain Biochemistry Page 54 additional experience beyond the three-year BSc. Biology Page 61 You can add an extra year of research experience Biomedical Science with Foundation Year (alternative route for mature students) Page 198 with an integrated masters, spend a year abroad, or Biosciences with Foundation Year Page 197 gain valuable work experience as a recognised part Genetics Page 114 of your degree by spending a year on placement. AB 68 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 69 B

Biochemistry (p54) Microbiology (p147) Investigate the structure and function of biological Explore the biology and ecology of microorganisms systems at the molecular level. You’ll study enzymes, including bacteria, viruses, fungi and algae, their receptors, membranes, antibodies and the cellular roles in establishing our microbiome and their metabolome to learn about the ways they interact effects on our health and wellbeing. You’ll study the “I decided to add a placement year to my and how biochemistry can be applied to major elaborate ways they colonise organisms and resist degree and it really helped me develop challenges affecting humanity today. antibiotics, and the exciting possibilities they offer us a commercially aware mind-set and an for creating a sustainable environment. analytical and objective outlook. The Biology (p61) benefits of doing a placement are endless Explore the full breadth of biology, from cells, genes Molecular Biology (p152) and it’s the best possible thing you could and physiology through to ecosystems and climate Discover the diverse range of biochemical, genetic do for your job prospects.” change. You’ll study all scales of biology in microbes, and microbiological approaches needed to animals, plants, humans and ecosystems to satisfy all understand life at a molecular level. You’ll study the Hannah Mclennaghan of your interests, allowing you to tailor your degree interactions between the molecules and pathways BA Business Management with Employment Experience however you like. that are essential to life, and the techniques used to Placement year at Virgin Media advance biotechnology and medical research. Biomedical Science (p64) Devoted to investigating the human body and our Plant Sciences (p168) ability to understand it during health and disease, Explore evolution, developmental biology,  our biomedical science courses cover everything photosynthesis, sustainability and disease whilst www.sheffield.ac.uk/management  [email protected] from the gene to whole body systems. considering the role of plants in solving global Business  +44 (0)114 222 3376 food and energy shortages, and developing green Management Ecology and Conservation Biology (p93) technologies. Investigate why ecosystems across the planet are under threat, and what we can do to save them. Zoology (p191) You’ll learn about the interactions between humans, Discover animal behaviour and animal ecology: Typical A Level requirements Triple Crown Accredited animals, plants and the Earth’s atmosphere, covering how animals interact with their environment and AAB–ABB (AACSB, AMBA and EQUIS) topics such as biodiversity, climate change and each other, evolutionary biology, how animals adapt environmental management. to their environment and comparative physiology – Additional opportunities No 1 in the north for graduate employment • Degree with employment experience the functional characteristics of animals. The Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide 2020 Genetics (p114) • Study abroad Analyse the genomes of organisms ranging from Biosciences with Foundation Year bacteria to plants and humans, how traits are We offer a foundation year for students who want inherited and the effects of mutations. You’ll study to study biosciences but don’t meet the entry We offer a combination of real-world Join the Management School and you’ll be taught the structure of genes, how their expression is requirements to go straight into the first year. experience, academic and research by academics who are helping to influence controlled, and how the latest techniques such So if you’ve studied the right subjects but haven’t expertise, teaching excellence and a businesses, organisations and policy makers as high-throughput genome sequencing and achieved high enough grades, or you’ve achieved commitment to your future employability. through their research. Our focus is on sustainable gene-editing are being applied to various aspects of good grades in unrelated subjects, this could be and socially responsible business, and our work biology and medicine. the route for you. After successfully completing the is helping to make a positive impact on societies one-year programme, you’ll progress onto the first A world-leading management school and economies, in the UK and internationally. Staff year of your chosen bioscience degree. We’re proud to have been awarded the prestigious share their insights of working with organisations, Triple Crown accreditation from AACSB, AMBA bringing academic theory to life through analysis of For more information about our foundation year, and EQUIS. These accreditations place us within current business issues, case studies and practical see page 197 or visit www.sheffield.ac.uk/sefy the global elite of business schools and are an assessments. endorsement of our teaching, our research excellence, the wide variety of support available for students and alumni, and our strong links with organisations and partner institutions. B 70 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 71 AB

we believe this is what you should be aiming for Your future “I spent my year abroad at McMaster anyway. Students who don’t achieve this transfer We work with businesses and organisations to University in Ontario, Canada. The change to our BA Business Management course and stay in ensure the content of our courses is up-to-date and of environment and the way modules ran Sheffield for the second year. relevant, and that the skills and experience students took some time to get used to and adapt. gain meet the demands of future employers. However, a year abroad is not just about Placement years academic studies – it’s about getting the You can add a placement year (sometimes called a Career development support and advice is delivered life experience that you could never get year in industry) to your course after you arrive at from our Employability Hub – a dedicated service for in any classroom. I joined the McMaster Sheffield. Management School students. We’re not just here to International and Exchange Club (MIX) – help you look for a job in your final year of study. We a student-run club that really helps you to Placements are taken between your second and final offer a huge array of development opportunities and adapt and enjoy your life here.” year of study and we add “Degree with Employment support from day one to make sure you’re making Experience” to your course title to reflect your time the most of your time at Sheffield, identifying Chris Zuika in the workplace. and working on any skills gaps, gaining practical BA International Business Management experience and understanding what you want to Placements are a great opportunity for you to gain do when you graduate. professional experience and apply what you’ve learned from your course to an organisation. Recent graduates are working for Amazon, Asda, Choosing the right course BA International Business Management Previous students have undertaken placements Barclays, Danone, Deloitte, E.ON, Glaxosmithkline, We have two single honours courses in the subject with Study Abroad at Aldi, Boots, BMW, l’Oreal, Glaxosmithkline, IBM, the National Audit Office, Unilever and Virgin Media. area of business management. The first year on Most courses with a year abroad last four years – we Morgan Stanley, Nissan and Walt Disney. The flexibility of our courses means a huge range of both courses covers key topics such as behaviour at deliver ours in three. We’ve carefully chosen our career options is possible and employers recognise work, accounting, quantitative methods, marketing, partner universities so that the quality of education Placements are paid and are available on our single and value the practical, work-ready skills that our strategic management, business ethics, professional you receive on the year abroad is the same high honours and the majority of our dual honours students develop. self-management and economics. It’s from the quality that you get at Sheffield and – crucially – courses. Visit www.sheffield.ac.uk/ second year that the courses start to differ in counts towards your final degree classification. careers/jobs/placements to find out more. structure and content. After your first year in Sheffield you spend your BA Business Management second year overseas at a partner university. During This course offers a huge amount of flexibility this year you’ll study business from a truly global UCAS Code | Course A Level IB BTEC Additional information after your first year which means you can really perspective, exploring the differences in cultures BA(Honours) N200 Business Management ABB 33 tailor the course to what you are most interested and economies and how this impacts business GCSE Maths grade 6 or B in. Modules include organisational behaviour, decisions, as well as understanding the challenges that NL21 Business Management and Economics NG21 Business Management and Mathematics 34 Maths at A Level grade A strategy, operations management, law, statistics, organisations face when operating internationally. We DDD AAB or IB Higher Level grade 6 business intelligence, human resources, corporate have partners in Australia, Canada, Europe, Hong Kong, N120 International Business Management governance, entrepreneurship, digital marketing, New Zealand and the USA, and no matter where you with Study Abroad 33 GCSE Maths grade 6 or B industrial relations, consumer psychology, creativity spend your year abroad, all the teaching is in English. NT22 Business Management with Japanese Studies ABB and innovation, and decision sciences. You can English language requirements: see page 209. choose to specialise in a particular area of business, When you return to Sheffield for your final year Other qualifications: we accept a wide range of qualifications from the UK and around the world, either as a single qualification type or in combination. or keep your options open with a wide range of you’ll consolidate the knowledge gained on your You’ll find details of the other qualifications we accept on page 208 or on our online prospectus: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/courses

subjects. year abroad with two core modules in international BTECs should normally be in a related subject. business and similar optional modules to the BA For more information about entry requirements or for advice on the suitability of your qualifications, please contact the department. Business Management is also available as a dual Business Management course. course with economics, mathematics or language To find out if you’re eligible for additional consideration or an alternative offer, visit: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/apply/access-sheffield options. In order to meet the requirements for the study Related courses abroad aspect of this course students must pass the Business Management with Foundation Year (alternative route for mature students) Page 198 first year with an average grade of 60 per cent, with Business Management and Modern Languages and Cultures Page 149 no failed modules on the first attempt. At Sheffield, Chinese Studies and Business Management Page 92 C 72 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 73 CA

BEng Chemical Engineering MEng Chemical Engineering with Industrial Experience with a Year in Australasia You’ll learn about the design and operation of This course will allow you to spend the third year processes for making a wide range of products on of your degree studying at one of our partner which everyone’s standard of living depends. These institutions in Australia or New Zealand. With include food, fuels, medicines, plastics and the basic support and guidance from us, you’ll choose materials for high technology industries. Between modules from their curriculum. You’ll also “I chose chemical engineering at Sheffield years two and three you’ll take a paid placement in carry out an in-depth research project, before because it offered me the opportunity the chemical engineering industry, which will put returning to Sheffield in the fourth year. to apply and expand my theoretical your academic studies into context and improve knowledge into practical solutions.” your skills and employability. Chemical Engineering with a Foundation Year If you want to study with us but don’t meet our Gionita Saldanha MEng Chemical Engineering with Energy standard entry requirements, our foundation year MEng Chemical Engineering On this course you will take specialised modules could be for you. You’ll learn the fundamentals dealing with the supply, production, transport of maths, physics and engineering in a variety of storage and use of energy. You’ll study ways of innovative ways to prepare you for your degree. reducing energy use and approaches to developing  www.sheffield.ac.uk/cbe efficient and clean energy systems. For more information about our foundation year,  [email protected] Chemical see page 197 or visit www.sheffield.ac.uk/sefy  +44 (0)114 222 7521 Engineering MEng Chemical Engineering with Pharmaceutical Engineering Professional accreditation This course focuses on challenges in pharmaceutical We’re accredited by the IChemE and the Energy manufacturing and human health. You’ll have access Institute, putting you ahead on the path to chartership. Typical A Level requirements Our courses are accredited by to our pilot-scale continuous powder processing Direct entry Foundation year the IChemE and the Energy Institute. plant for hands on experience of cutting-edge Do you like a challenge? AAA BBB–BBC industrial processes. In your first year, you’ll face our Global Engineering Challenge. Working as part of a team with students Additional opportunities MEng Chemical Engineering from other engineering disciplines, you’ll come up • Study abroad with Biological Engineering with creative solutions to real-world engineering This course focuses on the interface between problems, developing skills such as teamwork, engineering and the molecular biosciences and negotiation and time management. Innovative teaching, state-of-the-art research and problem-solving skills to give you engineering with molecules. Graduates in this area facilities and a fully accredited degree. the best start for a career in the sector of your will be equipped to work across a range of sectors In year two you’ll work on an employability-focused choice. Our students go on to work in the food, including healthcare, food and beverages and interdisciplinary group project. In your third year, fuels, medicines, plastics, energy and high- pharmaceuticals. as part of a team, you’ll design a chemical plant, What is chemical engineering? technology industries. building on the design skills you’ll have developed Chemical engineers conceive and design processes MEng Chemical Engineering during the first two years. You’ll have input from to produce, transform and transport materials – MEng Chemical Engineering with Nuclear Technology industrial partners such as Nestlé, GlaxoSmithKline, beginning with experimentation in the laboratory with a Year in Industry Our nuclear technology course equips you for a Procter & Gamble, and BASF. followed by implementation of the technology in Between years three and four you’ll go on an future in the nuclear industry. You’ll study areas full-scale production. engineering placement in industry. You’ll grow such as nuclear reactor engineering, waste disposal The Diamond your network, put your academic studies into and nuclear energy. Graduates go on to work for You’ll be taught in the Diamond, one of the very Chemical Engineering – BEng or MEng context and get to grips with working practice in specialist companies in the sector such as Sellafield, best teaching spaces in the UK. Here you’ll find Chemical Engineering is available as either a industry, improving your skills and making you more or in other chemical engineering roles. the pilot plant. This unique facility provides you three-year BEng or a four-year MEng course. employable. You’ll be supported in finding your with a safe environment to apply what you learn in You’ll learn about the design of processes and placement by the departmental careers team lectures, tutorials and labs on larger scale process products that produce, transform or transport and the faculty employability team. equipment through hands-on experimentation. materials and energy. We’ll develop your technical, CA 74 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 75 C

You can also integrate simulations and practical What our graduates do activities using our world-class control systems Our graduates work in sectors including chemicals, and state-of-the-art software. consumer goods, oil and gas, consultancy, pharmaceuticals, energy, water, food and The control room will simulate an industrial plant beverages, materials, process plant and equipment, with industry standard software. Using this you’ll be biotechnology and the nuclear industry. able to change operating parameters and observe the response, collecting data as you do so. We produce chemical engineers equipped to work in industrial teams designing and operating You’ll also have the opportunity to carry out virtual new processes. Our recent graduates are experiments using the simulation software, giving working for global companies including BASF, you experience of the breadth of practical industrial Cargill, Johnson Matthey, GlaxoSmithKline, chemical engineering processing. BOC, Shell, EDF, Total Lindsey and Sellafield.

UCAS Code | Course A Level IB BTEC Additional information MEng(Honours) H800 Chemical Engineering H840 Chemical Engineering with Energy H8F2 Chemical Engineering with Pharmaceutical Engineering  www.sheffield.ac.uk/chemistry Maths and a second Science or Technology subject at H8J7 Chemical Engineering Only considered Chemistry  [email protected] with Biological Engineering when combined A Level or IB Higher Level grade 6 AAA 36  +44 (0)114 222 9500 H990 Chemical Engineering with other A Level General Studies and Critical Thinking with Nuclear Technology qualifications not accepted H804 Chemical Engineering with a Year in Industry H860 Chemical Engineering Typical A Level requirements Russell Group top 10 with a Year in Australasia Direct entry Foundation year for overall satisfaction BEng(Honours) AAB BBC National Student Survey 2019 H810 Chemical Engineering Only considered Maths and a second Science or Technology subject at when combined H811 Chemical Engineering AAA 36 A Level or IB Higher Level grade 6 Additional opportunities with Industrial Experience with other Four Nobel Prize winners have A Level General Studies and Critical Thinking not accepted • Study abroad qualifications worked or studied in our department. Foundation Year • Year in industry H801 Chemical Engineering BBB– 32– DDD Dependent on subjects studied with a Foundation Year BBC 31 Minimum GCSE Maths and Science grade 6 or B A Level General Studies and Critical Thinking not accepted World-class training in chemistry to help Professional accreditation

Subject requirements: second Science or Technology subjects include Biology/Human Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Electronics, solve global challenges – from antibiotic All of our courses are accredited by the Royal Society Environmental Science, Further Maths, Physics, Technology & Design and Design & Technology, including Textiles, Food Production, Product resistance to plastic waste. of Chemistry, which means you’ll cover all of the Design, Systems and Control Technology. organic, inorganic, physical and analytical chemistry English language requirements: see page 209. that a professional chemist needs to know.

Other qualifications: we accept a wide range of qualifications from the UK and around the world, either as a single qualification type or in combination. The biggest topics in chemistry You’ll find details of the other qualifications we accept on page 208 or on our online prospectus: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/courses Our chemistry courses empower you to understand Scholarships BTEC: please check our online prospectus for specific BTEC subject requirements. the world at the molecular level. You’ll cover all the You will be awarded an Undergraduate Research fundamentals skills and knowledge you need to Scholarship to fund a summer research placement For more information about entry requirements, please contact the department. discover how chemists are developing innovative if you get AAA or above at A Level, or equivalent, and To find out if you’re eligible for additional consideration or an alternative offer, visit: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/apply/access-sheffield new technologies and vital treatments for disease. maintain an average grade of 70 per cent or higher. Related courses Environmental and sustainable chemistry is a central Chemistry Page 175 theme of our courses. Learn how chemists can General Engineering (MEng/BEng) Page 112 help solve the global energy crisis, increase food Materials Science and Engineering Page 135 production and reduce plastic waste. C 76 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 77 C

Chemistry with Biological and What our graduates do Medicinal Chemistry – BSc or MChem Our courses give our students skills including This specialist course has been designed to prepare problem solving, team working, fact-finding, data you for the growing demands of the healthcare analysis, critical thinking, communication and project sector and pharmaceutical industry. Alongside management. This leads them into careers in the essential chemistry topics, you’ll study drug design, chemical industry, scientific research and fields drug discovery and more. You’ll also be trained on outside science such as computer programming, the industry-standard commercial software used by teaching and finance. Sheffield chemistry graduates scientists to develop new pharmaceuticals. work for top employers like GSK, Unilever and PwC.

UCAS Code | Course A Level IB BTEC Additional information MChem(Honours) F105 Chemistry Chemistry at A Level or IB Higher Level grade 6 GCSE Maths grade 6 or B F106 Chemistry with a Year in Industry Including A in A level Chemistry or IB Higher Level grade 6 Practical training Chemistry with a Year in Industry – GCSE Maths grade 6 or B AAB 34 DDD You’ll spend one day a week in the laboratory BSc or MChem C720 Chemistry with Biological Chemistry at A Level or IB Higher Level grade 5 in first year; two days a week in the second and Spend a year working on a research and and Medicinal Chemistry GCSE Maths grade 6 or B third years. If you do a MChem course, you’ll join development project at a leading company, F110 Chemistry with Study Abroad Including A in Chemistry A Level or IB Higher Level grade 6 one of our research groups in your final year, such as GSK, Astrazeneca, Unilever, Dow, Merck GCSE Maths grade 6 or B and spend most of your time working in a team of and Lubrizol. You’ll get even more experience to put BSc(Honours) F100 Chemistry research scientists. on your CV as you use your knowledge and skills F112 Chemistry with Biological Chemistry at A Level or IB Higher Level grade 5 to help solve real-world problems. Students on AAB 34 DDD and Medicinal Chemistry GCSE Maths grade 6 or B Chemistry – BSc or MChem this course are paid by their employers during the F111 Chemistry with a Year in Industry These courses are our most flexible. After your first placement year, and are often offered a graduate Foundation Year two years, you’ll have the choice of lots of optional level job when their placement finishes. F102 Chemistry with a Foundation Year BBC 31 DDM Including Chemistry at A Level or IB Higher Level grade 5 modules, including chemical biology, sustainable GCSE Maths Grade 6 or B chemistry and chemistry in space. There are more Chemistry with Study Abroad Subject requirements: A Level General Studies and Critical Thinking are not accepted. than 14,000 different combinations, and every Study chemistry at a major university in the USA, English language requirements: see page 209. module has been designed to give you skills and Canada, Australia or New Zealand. This opportunity Other qualifications: we accept a wide range of qualifications from the UK and around the world, either as a single qualification type or in combination. experience that you can put on your CV. to live in another country for a year, experience You’ll find details of the other qualifications we accept on page 208 or on our online prospectus: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/courses a different education system, and build an BTEC: please check our online prospectus for specific BTEC subject requirements. international network of friends, will broaden your horizons, develop your independence For more information about entry requirements, please contact the department. and give you extra experience for your CV. To find out if you’re eligible for additional consideration or an alternative offer, visit: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/apply/access-sheffield C 78 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 79 CA

Strong links with industry introduces structural engineering modules, Our industry partners and industry-trained including structural analysis, earthquake engineering university teachers contribute to teaching through and advanced geotechnical design. Structures are lectures, design classes, projects and site visits. increasingly designed using computers so you’ll be We work with leading consultants, contractors and given instruction on how to use state-of-the-art specialist civil engineering companies to provide structural analysis software. You’ll also get a industrial opportunities for a number of students thorough grounding in the underlying physical and each year. We also have industrial tutors and mathematical principles on which the software is professionals who mentor our first-year students. based. Your final year includes an individual research project and advanced structural modules. Accreditation All our courses are accredited by the Institution Civil Engineering with a Modern Language of Civil Engineers, the Institution of Structural Study the language and culture of France, Italy, Engineers, the Chartered Institution of Highways and Germany or Spain alongside the main disciplines of Transportation and the Institute of Highway Engineers. civil engineering. You’ll spend your third year studying civil engineering at a top university in your chosen MEng Structural Engineering and Architecture is country, returning to Sheffield for your fourth year. accredited by the Royal Institute of British Architects, and our Architectural Engineering course is accredited Structural Engineering and Architecture by the Institution of Mechanical Engineers and the This dual course covers the essentials of both

 www.sheffield.ac.uk/civil Chartered Institution of Building Services Engineers. disciplines, so you could become an architect or an Civil and  [email protected] engineer. The course allows the parallel development  +44 (0)114 222 5738 The four-year MEng courses meet all the academic of architectural and engineering skills in an integrated Structural requirements for Chartered Engineer status. If you manner. The unique understanding of two disciplines Engineering take the three-year BEng, you’ll have to complete makes you a very valuable and highly employable some further learning before you can qualify as a graduate. The course provides sufficient architecture Chartered Engineer. content to meet RIBA Part I requirements.

Typical A Level requirements UK top 10 for civil engineering Civil Engineering Architectural Engineering Direct entry Foundation year If you’re not sure which area of civil engineering There is an increasing demand for building systems The Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide 2020 AAA BBB–BBC The Complete University Guide 2020 you want to go into, this broad course is a good engineers who can provide multi-disciplinary skills choice. The course is the same as the MEng Civil at the interface of engineering and architecture. Additional opportunities and Structural Engineering in years one and two, This course combines subjects from all of the • Degree with a year in industry concentrating on the core disciplines of structural engineering disciplines associated with buildings • Study abroad engineering, water infrastructure engineering, fluid and their infrastructure, as well as providing an mechanics and geotechnical mechanics, from both understanding of architectural thinking and practice. an analysis and a design perspective. Rigorous, intensive courses taught by energy and climate change, you’ll be helping to Civil Engineering with a Foundation Year leading academics and industry experts. create and protect the world we live in. The second half of the course will allow you to If you want to study with us but don’t meet our focus on more specialised and advanced water standard entry requirements, our foundation year Civil engineering at Sheffield engineering areas such as coastal engineering, could be for you. You’ll learn the fundamentals What is civil engineering? Our courses will make you the kind of engineer groundwater engineering, fluid dynamics, flood risk, of maths, physics and engineering in a variety of Civil engineering is at the forefront of improving the the world needs right now; forward-thinking, sustainable drainage and water resource systems. innovative ways to prepare you for your degree. way we live. Whether it’s providing the facilities that interdisciplinary, environmentally conscious, and You’ll also do an independent research project. keep our day-to-day lives running smoothly – from capable of the kind of complex thinking our rapidly For more information about our foundation year, roads and railways to clean water supplies – or changing society needs. Wherever you choose to Civil and Structural Engineering see page 197 or visit www.sheffield.ac.uk/sefy working to meet the ever-changing needs of our start your career, you’ll be in demand. This course is identical to Civil Engineering in society in the areas of sustainability, renewable years one and two. The second half of the course CA 80 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 81 C

The Integrated Design Project Year in industry courses The Integrated Design Project is a feature of all our You’ll have the opportunity to spend a year undergraduate courses. The project encourages working in a civil or structural engineering company. you to unleash your creativity on a grand scale by This industrial experience could be on site, in an devising plans for an entire urban regeneration office or a combination of both. You’ll be able to project based on a real site in Sheffield. You’ll put your academic studies into context and improve investigate new design methods and construction your skills and employability. “I chose computer science mainly materials while developing detailed designs such as because I really enjoyed subjects like elegant bridges, sustainable and environmentally- What our graduates do maths, IT and design...You can be really sensitive multi-storey buildings, or state-of-the-art Our graduates work all over the world, from the creative, you can think up new ideas, you sports venues. It’ll give you invaluable project UK to Australia and the USA. Recent graduates have can build things that haven’t been built experience and a feel for the kind of issues you may gone on to work for AECOM, Arup, Atkins, Buro before and you can also do it to change encounter in your career. Happold, Eastwood & Partners, and Kier. people’s lives. You can change the way we do things now for the better.” UCAS Code | Course A Level IB BTEC Additional information MEng(Honours) Amy Nicholson H200 Civil Engineering BSc in Computer Science graduate 2H26 Civil Engineering with a Year in Industry Technical Evangelist in DX at Microsoft H210 Civil and Structural Engineering Maths at A Level or IB Higher Level grade 6 8L55 Civil and Structural Engineering A Level General Studies and Critical Thinking not accepted with a Year in Industry Only considered HK2D Architectural Engineering when combined AAA 36 2G91 Architectural Engineering with other  www.sheffield.ac.uk/dcs with a Year in Industry qualifications Computer Science  [email protected] H2T9 Civil Engineering Maths at A Level or IB Higher Level grade 6  +44 (0)114 222 1800 with a Modern Language A Level General Studies and Critical Thinking not accepted GCSE grade 7 or A in a modern foreign language HK21 Structural Engineering Maths at A Level or IB Higher Level grade 6 plus a portfolio and Architecture A Level General Studies and Critical Thinking not accepted Typical A Level requirements 90% overall satisfaction BEng(Honours) Direct entry Foundation year National Student Survey 2019 H202 Civil Engineering Only considered AAA–AAB BBB–BBC when combined Maths at A Level or IB Higher Level grade 6 8T63 Civil Engineering AAA 36 UK top five for computer science research with a Year in Industry with other A Level General Studies and Critical Thinking not accepted Additional opportunities qualifications Research Excellence Framework 2014 • Study abroad Foundation Year H201 Civil Engineering BBB– 32– DDD Dependent on subjects studied with a Foundation Year BBC 31 Minimum GCSE Maths and Science grade 6 or B A Level General Studies and Critical Thinking not accepted Outstanding teaching, real business Our courses are designed to challenge you and Subject requirements: GCSE Physics, dual award Science or additional Science at grade B or 6 will be accepted where these subjects are not experience and the UK’s longest-running prepare you for a career in industry, commerce, offered at A/AS Level or IB Standard or Higher Level. student-led software development research, teaching or management. Our inspirational English language requirements: see page 209. organisation. staff are experts in their fields and we are ranked fifth out of 89 computer science departments in Other qualifications: we accept a wide range of qualifications from the UK and around the world, either as a single qualification type or in combination. You’ll find details of the other qualifications we accept on page 208 or on our online prospectus: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/courses the UK for research excellence. This means what we Outstanding teaching teach you is relevant today and tomorrow. BTEC: please check our online prospectus for specific BTEC subject requirements. We were the first computer science department For more information about entry requirements, please contact the department. in the UK to launch its own student-led software- We have guest lecturers from industry including To find out if you’re eligible for additional consideration or an alternative offer, visit: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/apply/access-sheffield development organisation. Choose Sheffield and Microsoft, Google, GitHub, IBM and ARM. You will Related courses you’ll develop skills in programming, teamwork, have access to cutting edge facilities in The Diamond Architecture Page 49 communication, systems design, management and including virtual reality facilities, high-spec graphics General Engineering (MEng/BEng) Page 112 entrepreneurship. PCs and a robot arena. Our computer suites are C 82 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 83 CA

MComp Computer Science What our graduates do with a Foundation Year Some of our graduates have gone on to become If you want to study with us but don’t meet our IT consultants, software engineers, software standard entry requirements, our foundation year developers, project managers and data scientists could be for you. You’ll learn the fundamentals in companies such as Amazon, ARM, BT, Bank of of maths, physics and engineering in a variety of America Merrill Lynch, Goldman Sachs, Google, IBM, innovative ways to prepare you for your degree. Microsoft, and Plusnet. Others have gone on to PhDs and research careers. For more information about our foundation year, see page 197 or visit www.sheffield.ac.uk/sefy Our student societies As a student in the Department of Computer Science you can get involved with our student societies: CompSoc, Sheffield Women in Computer Science and HackSheffield. You will have the opportunity to attend tech talks, compete in hackathons and programming competitions, take part in outreach activities and go out on socials.

equipped with the latest hardware, software and BSc/BEng programmes only partially fullfil the operating systems. During your degree you’ll work requirements for CEng status, requiring further UCAS Code | Course A Level IB BTEC Additional information on real projects for real customers as part of core work to fully qualify. MComp(Honours) and optional modules. G400 Computer Science G404 Computer Science BSc/MComp Computer Science with a Year in Industry Only considered Dependent on subjects studied As well as lots of practical experience, we’ll give you Learn how to understand the theoretical issues G700 Artificial Intelligence AAA–AAB 36–34 when combined with Maths at A Level or IB Higher Level grade 6 the first-rate scientific grounding you’d expect from underlying a problem and how to engineer and Computer Science other qualifications a leading Russell Group research university. You a solution. You can experiment with speech G704 Artificial Intelligence and Computer can specialise in areas including computer security, recognition, voice synthesis, text summarisation, Science with a Year in Industry BSc(Honours) web development and mobile apps, robotics and machine translation, robot learning and control, G402 Computer Science machine learning, speech and language technology, computational biology or virtual reality. G403 Computer Science or 3D graphics and virtual reality. with a Year in Industry Only considered Dependent on subjects studied BSc/MComp Artificial Intelligence GG74 Artificial Intelligence AAA–AAB 36–34 when combined with Maths at A Level or IB Higher Level grade 6 The UK’s longest-running student-led and Computer Science and Computer Science other qualifications software development organisation The course focuses on biologically inspired machine GG75 Artificial Intelligence and Computer Science with a Year in Industry Take one of our four-year MComp degrees and algorithms, their relationship to living biological Foundation Year you can participate in Genesys as part of your intelligence and the nature of consciousness G401 Computer Science with BBB–BBC 32–31 DDD Dependent on subjects studied course. Genesys was the first student-led software itself. Some modules overlap with the computer a Foundation Year Minimum GCSE Maths and Science grade 6 or B development organisation in the UK and will give you science degree so you get a solid grounding in the A Level General Studies and Critical Thinking the opportunity to gain real industrial experience fundamentals. not accepted with a great deal of personal responsibility. English language requirements: see page 209. A year in industry Other qualifications: we accept a wide range of qualifications from the UK and around the world, either as a single qualification type or in combination. Professional accreditation You can enhance your career prospects even further You’ll find details of the other qualifications we accept on page 208 or on our online prospectus: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/courses Our degrees are accredited by the BCS – The by taking one of our degrees with a year in industry. BTEC: please check our online prospectus for specific BTEC subject requirements. Chartered Institute for IT – who can award the You will undertake your industrial placement For more information about entry requirements, please contact the department. following professional qualifications: Chartered between the second and third years of study (this can Information Technology Professional (CITP) and also be done between the third and fourth years of To find out if you’re eligible for additional consideration or an alternative offer, visit: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/apply/access-sheffield Chartered Engineer (CEng). All of our degrees meet study in the case of our four-year MComp courses). Related courses the requirements for CITP. MEng/MComp degrees As well as being paid a salary during your placement General Engineering (MEng/BEng) Page 112 also meet the requirements for CEng status. you will pay reduced tuition fees for that year. Software Engineering Page 184 D 84 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 85 D

“Sheffield’s approach to learning encourages me to reach my full potential. The well balanced curriculum enables me to apply theoretical knowledge to my clinical practice. With exceptional support networks, I have been able to develop both personally and professionally. Studying at Sheffield has been the best decision for me.”

Bradley Wilson Diploma in Dental Hygiene and Dental Therapy

Our students find the course provides them with begin clinical skills training straight away so you can opportunities to explore ideas, apply what they have start to treat and manage patients. You’ll learn about learnt and to achieve their best. This is reflected oral disease and health promotion and education.  www.sheffield.ac.uk/dentalschool in the National Student Survey where we have You’ll also benefit from our 3D simulation suite Dental Hygiene  [email protected]  +44 (0)114 222 9384 achieved 100 per cent overall student satisfaction for where you can practise dentistry in a virtual reality and Dental five years running. environment.

Therapy Our combination of world-class research, integrated Second/third year teaching, first-class facilities and significant The second year is mainly clinical. Alongside clinical experience produces well-rounded dental our primary care placement programme, you’ll professionals. treat your own patients and work in specialist Additional opportunities 100% overall student satisfaction departments within the dental hospital, including • Course with employment experience National Student Survey 2019 The best placements paediatric dentistry, implantology, oral surgery and We send all our second-year students on a series of radiography. We’ll also give you the skills to treat We seek to select students with placements in primary care settings in Yorkshire and patients directly without a dentist’s prescription. values and behaviours which align the East Midlands. with the NHS Constitution. You’ll plan and deliver your very own scheme to It’s one of the most rigorous placement programmes promote the oral health of a targeted group of in the UK. You’ll work in a variety of dental practices people. This is an exciting opportunity to make a real Outstanding teaching and one of the best Teaching excellence and contribute to primary care dentistry within a impact, with previous schemes developed in primary placement programmes in the UK. Our teaching is driven by world-class research. community. It will sharpen your skills, expose you to schools and residential care homes. Towards You’ll learn about the new techniques and advances a wide range of patient types and procedures, and the end of your course you’ll focus on important that are rapidly taking place in the field of dentistry. give you a head start in your career. workplace issues to give you the best possible start Professional accreditation Throughout the course we’ll teach you the theory to your career. If you’re interested in biological and health sciences alongside the clinical practice, so you’ll develop an First year and want to make a difference with a career in understanding of the science behind the clinical The course begins with a range of lectures, NHS policies health, our course may be for you. Our 27-month application. seminars, interactive tutorials and shadowing When you undertake clinical training in NHS Higher Education Diploma enables you to graduate on clinics. Topics covered include the human hospitals you must adhere to local NHS policies with a professional qualification accredited by the We believe in training the dental team as a whole, body in health and disease, and law, ethics and including guidelines on behaviour and dress and General Dental Council. so you’ll learn together with dental students in a professionalism. We’ll also introduce you to a variety the need to be ‘bare below the elbow’. way that prepares you better for practice. of study skills to help you thrive at University. You’ll AD 86 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 87 D

Disclosure and Barring Service health issues or support requirements you have. We All applicants are required to undergo a Disclosure can then assess your suitability for the course and and Barring Service (DBS) Enhanced Disclosure for your future profession, providing appropriate check. For further information, see page 209. support where necessary.

Health clearance What our graduates do To comply with Department of Health requirements, Our graduates can register with the General Dental you must be health screened and immunised, as Council and work in dentistry as dental hygienists appropriate, before you can treat patients. This and dental therapists. Career opportunities exist includes checking that you’re not an infectious in local NHS and private dental practices, hospital carrier of hepatitis B, hepatitis C or HIV and that services, community dental services and the you do not have tuberculosis. A positive test doesn’t Ministry of Defence. Others go on to research and necessarily exclude you from dental hygiene and teaching roles within universities or hospital trusts. dental therapy training. For more information, see: There are also opportunities within multinational www.sheffield.ac.uk/dentalschool/ organisations which specialise in healthcare and clinical-requirements pharmaceutical products. You may even consider topping up your qualification to a degree, studying You’ll also need to demonstrate immunity to for a postgraduate qualification, or studying to hepatitis B to complete your training in Sheffield so become a dentist. it is important that you know as early as possible, ideally before the September application deadline, Sheffield University whether you do have this immunity. We suggest you Dental Student Society (SUDSS) consult your GP now as they may be able to offer you Through sports, volunteering opportunities, this vaccination. Your GP may charge you for this. careers talks and socials, SUDSS aims to make your You should also let us know about any serious University experience as positive as possible.  www.sheffield.ac.uk/dentalschool Dental Surgery  [email protected]  +44 (0)114 222 9307

Diploma Dental Hygiene and Dental Therapy

How to apply Typical A Level requirements Entry is usually in April. Please apply directly through the School of Clinical Dentistry, not through UCAS. The closing date for applications is We select dental students with usually around September. AAA values and behaviours that align Typical entry requirements with the NHS Constitution. Additional opportunities Any changes to course provision may affect our entry requirements. • A minimum of five GCSEs at grade 4 or grade C to include Mathematics, English Language and a Science subject. • Degree with employment experience

Plus one of the following: • Level 3/4 Dental Nurse Qualification plus 1 A Level in a relevant Science subject (preferably Biology) at grade C • Level 5/6 Dental Nurse Qualification Our course is divided into nine integrated themes. • 2 A Levels to include one in a relevant Science subject (preferably Biology) at grades CC Our programme is designed to enable you • BTEC National Diploma at grade MM including 90 credits or 540 GLH of relevant Science subjects (preferably Biology) at grade M to become a caring, confident professional Throughout the course we aim to teach you theory • Access to Higher Education Diploma (60 credits with 45 at Level 3 at grade Merit including 36 Level 3 credits in relevant Science units who puts the interests of their patients first alongside clinical practice so you’ll develop an (preferably Biology) at grade Merit. An Access to HE Diploma can be used in lieu of some GCSEs. However, you must still have GCSE grade 4 or C understanding of dental science and its clinical in Maths, English language and a Science at all times. • A degree in a relevant Science subject at 2:2 application. You’ll learn the value of evidence-based dentistry and how to apply it to clinical practice. For further details of our entry requirements, please see our website.

We will consider other national and international qualifications on an individual basis. If your qualifications aren’t listed here please contact us to We believe in training the whole dental team discuss your application. together, so you’ll learn with dental hygiene and We seek to select dental students with values and behaviours which align with the values of the NHS Constitution. dental therapy students in a way that prepares you If your first language isn’t English you may need to take a language test – for example IELTS 7.0 with 6.5 in each component. for practice. AD 88 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 89 AD

Year 1 You’ll learn more about oral diseases, their causes, You’ll need to demonstrate immunity to hepatitis What our graduates do The Human Body and The Oral how they develop and how to recognise, diagnose B to complete your dental training in Sheffield so Most graduates apply for a one-year Dental Foundation Cavity in Health and Disease and prevent them. You will take part in clinical it is important that you know as early as possible (DF) training programme. This provides you with a These themes introduce you to the structure placements as part of our outreach programme whether you do have this immunity. We suggest you supportive environment where you can continue to and function of the human body and of a healthy in Sheffield or the surrounding region. These consult your GP now as they may be able to offer you develop your skills and experience to the point where mouth. Your learning is enhanced by use of placements are mostly in primary care practices this vaccination. Your GP may charge you for this. you become an independent practitioner. Successful practical dissection classes. You will learn about and community clinics so they provide you with real completion of the DF year enables you to work in an the cardiovascular, respiratory, nervous and renal work environments to sharpen your skills. You should also let us know about any serious health NHS practice. All of our students who graduated in July systems. You will be introduced to some of the issues or support requirements you have. 2019 were successful in gaining a DF Training place. common diseases affecting the head, neck, teeth and You’ll also have the opportunity to undertake an We can then assess your suitability for the mouth. You will also visit dental clinics and start to elective placement which could take you anywhere course and for your future profession, providing After their DF year, most graduates find work in learn about your role as a healthcare professional in in the world. appropriate support where necessary. general dental practices, in the community dental the dental team. service or sometimes in the armed forces. Some The teaching year (in years 2 to 5) is around 42 International students choose to undertake further specialist training to Year 2 weeks enabling you to increase your clinical skills Immigration regulations are constantly being enable them to become specialty dentists, hospital Growth, Development, Ageing and Nutrition and knowledge through in-depth learning while reviewed by UK Visa and Immigration (UKVI). At the or academic consultants or to become researchers. and Basic Oral and Dental Care developing a patient-centred approach through your time of writing, students from outside the EU/EEA, Some choose to return to the school later in their Year two introduces the basic biological principles clinical placements. who entered the programme via the UCAS route, careers to teach. governing different stages of life with emphasis on can apply for dental foundation training after they the challenges of providing comprehensive care for As you approach the end of the programme there graduate. both young and elderly patients. are lectures about your responsibilities as a dentist and sessions to help you prepare for your first job. Sheffield University Dental You’ll also learn more about diseases of the teeth Student Society (SUDSS) and mouth and undertake basic dental procedures NHS policies Through sports, volunteering opportunities, in our simulation suite, using virtual reality machines, When you undertake clinical training in NHS careers talks and socials, SUDSS aims to make your and in our Clinical Skills Learning Environment. hospitals, you must adhere to local NHS policies University experience as positive as possible. Following satisfactory completion of this course, you including guidelines on behaviour and dress and the begin to treat patients. need to be ‘bare below the elbow’.

Year 3 Disclosure and Barring scheme Intermediate Oral and Dental Care All applicants are required to undergo a Disclosure and Integrated Human Disease and Barring Service (DBS) Enhanced Disclosure From the third year you gain the skills and check. For further information, see page 209. knowledge to treat patients holistically, with great attention to detail. In the Integrated Human Disease Health Clearance UCAS Code | Course A Level IB BTEC Additional information theme you learn how to identify clinical signs and To comply with Department of Health requirements, BDS(Honours) symptoms of systemic disease and how this affects you must be health screened and immunised as A200 Bachelor of AAA 36 D*DD Biology and Chemistry at A Level or IB Higher Level grade 6 the clinical practice of dentistry. You will also learn appropriate, before you can treat patients. This Dental Surgery Six GCSEs at grade 7 or A including Maths, English Language and Science how to undertake clinical procedures requiring high includes checking that you’re not an infectious We seek to select dental students with the values and behaviours which align with the values of the NHS Constitution. levels of manual dexterity. carrier of hepatitis B, hepatitis C or HIV and that UCAT Pre-admissions test: All applicants must take the University Clinical Aptitude Test (UCAT). The test is used in conjunction with our existing you do not have tuberculosis. A positive test selection procedure to identify candidates with potential for success at undergraduate level. For more information about the test see: www.ucat.ac.uk Years 4 and 5 doesn’t necessarily exclude you from dental English language requirements: see page 209. Integrated Clinical Practice, training. For more information see: Other qualifications: we accept a wide range of qualifications from the UK and around the world, either as a single qualification type or in combination. www.sheffield.ac.uk/dentalschool/ Oral Disease, Outreach and Elective You’ll find details of the other qualifications we accept on page 208 or on our online prospectus: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/courses During the final two years you will learn how to undergraduate/clinical_req BTEC: please check our online prospectus for specific BTEC subject requirements. treat patients of all ages with increasingly complex care needs. Dental Public Health teaching also helps For more information about entry requirements, please contact the department. you to understand dentistry in the wider context. To find out if you’re eligible for additional consideration or an alternative offer, visit: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/apply/access-sheffield AE 90 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 91 E

 www.sheffield.ac.uk/seas East Asian  [email protected] Studies  +44 (0)114 222 8400

“I’ve achieved so much in such a short space of time and I’m loving every week Typical A Level requirements We have over 50 years experience in of it. The lecturers make every lesson ABB teaching and researching East Asia. entertaining and fun and have an obvious Additional opportunities passion for teaching us.” 3rd in the Russell Group • Degree with employment experience for overall satisfaction • Study abroad Meredith Graham National Student Survey 2019 BA East Asian Studies

Intensive language training, expert insight using custom made course material. To enhance A year in East Asia Work experience into East Asian cultures and societies and your learning, we also have a modern virtual Take one of our Chinese, Japanese or Korean You can study our courses with the Degree with a whole year living and studying in the language lab, which enables you to learn using Studies degrees and spend a year studying at a Employment Experience option. This allows you region at one of our prestigious partner visual and audio aids. leading university in your chosen country. Our to apply for a placement year during your degree universities. partners are Nanjing University in China, six high where you’ll gain valuable experience and improve Expert insight ranking universities in South Korea including Yonsei your employability. Our courses are based on world-leading research University in Seoul and more than 25 Japanese Intensive language teaching and taught by experts whose work influences policy universities including Tokyo, Kyoto and Waseda Our courses are designed to immerse you in the and informs public debate. Our staff publish in their University. languages and cultures of East Asian countries. specialist field and many of them have written books You will be taught by native speakers in Chinese, for major publishers such as Oxford University Japanese and Korean in regular small group classes Press, Routledge and Macmillan. AE 92 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 93 E

Chinese, Japanese and Korean Studies This degree does not include a mandatory year These courses are language intensive. We teach abroad however students are eligible to apply for Chinese, Japanese and Korean from scratch, so the Study Abroad scheme to spend a year abroad as you don’t need previous experience. You’ll also part of their degree. study social, cultural, political and economic topics relevant to East Asia, and spend a year What our graduates do “We have quite a bit of practicals and in your chosen country. Studying China, Japan or Korea prepares you fieldwork, which I find stimulating as for a career in the world’s most dynamic region. it makes me feel really involved in my East Asian Studies There are also many opportunities across Europe coursework. I love the fact I am learning You’ll focus on the contemporary development for people with skills in East Asian languages and not only how nature works, at all levels, and modern history of East Asia. Core modules cover cultures. but also how I can help conserve it.” East Asia as a whole. Optional modules in social and cultural studies are country-specific. You will also Our graduates work in government and diplomacy, Camilla Zerr MBiolSci Ecology and Conservation Biology have the option to learn an East Asian language as media and the arts, non-government organisations part of your degree. This course includes a funded and international business – in professions as diverse field trip to East Asia in the second year of study. as management consultancy, accountancy, marketing, research, language teaching and translation.  www.sheffield.ac.uk/aps Ecology and  [email protected] Conservation  +44 (0)114 222 0123 UCAS Code | Course A Level IB BTEC Additional information BA(Honours) Biology T110 Chinese Studies T1T2 Chinese Studies with Japanese DDD TN12 Chinese Studies and Business GCSE Maths grade 6 or B Management Typical A Level requirements Top five for biological research Direct entry Foundation year TV11 Chinese Studies and History Only considered when Typically including History or Classical Civilisation Research Excellence Framework 2014 combined with other at A Level or IB Higher Level grade 5 AAA–AAB BBC qualifications ABB 33 T300 East Asian Studies UK top 10 for biological sciences DDD Additional opportunities The Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide 2020 T210 Japanese Studies • Degree with placement year TV21 Japanese Studies and History Only considered when Typically including History or Classical Civilisation combined with other at A Level or IB Higher Level grade 5 92% overall satisfaction qualifications National Student Survey 2019 T415 Korean Studies DDD T4T2 Korean Studies with Japanese Subject requirements: No prior knowledge of Chinese, Japanese or Korean is required. Previous study up to A Level (GCSE level for courses ‘with Japanese’) is accepted. Pursue your passion for biodiversity and About us We don’t just teach ecology and conservation – we English language requirements: see page 209. conservation with options to study the full breadth of biology. You can even choose to do ecology and conservation. And so will you – Other qualifications: we accept a wide range of qualifications from the UK and around the world, either as a single qualification type or in combination. through lectures, practicals, field courses and a You’ll find details of the other qualifications we accept on page 208 or on our online prospectus: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/courses spend an extra year dedicated to research with our MBiolSci, or undertake a year-long research project and dissertation. Our expertise BTEC: please check our online prospectus for specific BTEC subject requirements. paid work placement. and your training extend from the genetics of at-risk For more information about entry requirements, please contact the department. populations to the management of small and large To find out if you’re eligible for additional consideration or an alternative offer, visit: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/apply/access-sheffield ecosystems and the politics of global conservation. Related courses We work in terrestrial, marine and freshwater Business Management and Japanese Studies Page 71 communities and our research is at the forefront of East Asian Studies with Foundation Year (alternative route for mature students) Page 198 understanding major processes such as ecosystem Linguistics and Japanese Studies Page 149 response to climate change, the maintenance of Music and Korean Studies Page 149 biodiversity, and the management of protected areas. E 94 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 95 AE

part of your studies. A placement is a great way to For more information about our foundation year, gain valuable work experience and learn new skills see page 197 or visit www.sheffield.ac.uk/sefy to make you stand out in the graduate jobs market, and you’ll pay reduced fees for the year you’re on What our graduates do placement. Our students have worked in industry, Ecology graduates are well qualified for careers in charities and academia with placements ranging government, charity and industry sectors that focus from zoo conservation to chocolate research. on environmental management and consulting, sustainable forestry, agriculture and conservation. Placements aren’t guaranteed – it’s your You could go into research, education, journalism, responsibility to secure one but we’ll do everything finance, law or a technical profession. Many of our we can to help. MBiolSci students go on to PhDs.

Biosciences with Foundation Year If you want to study ecology and conservation but don’t meet our standard entry requirements, our foundation year could be for you. After successfully completing the one-year programme, you’ll progress onto the first year of your chosen bioscience degree.

UCAS Code | Course A Level IB BTEC Additional information BSc(Honours) C180 Ecology and Conservation Biology Only considered when Including two Science subjects at A Level or IB Higher Level grade 6 How we teach Our facilities C185 Ecology and Conservation Biology AAA–AAB 36–34 combined with other with Placement Year qualifications GCSE Maths grade 4 or C Making sure you have an understanding of how Our students get to use our state-of-the-art facilities MBiolSci(Honours) research is done and how to judge reliable which include modern tools for biomolecular and C189 Ecology and Conservation Biology Only considered when Including Biology and a second Science knowledge is at the heart of our teaching. We DNA analysis, controlled environment chambers C184 Ecology and Conservation Biology AAA 36 combined with other at A Level or IB Higher Level grade 6 combine lectures based on our world-leading to simulate any past, present or future climate, with Placement Year qualifications GCSE Maths grade 4 or C research with small group tutorials, cutting-edge experimental gardens and ponds, and extensive Foundation Year lab and field research practicals, and research computing resources for simulations. C900 Biosciences with Foundation Year BBC 31 DDM Including a Science subject experience via projects and critical reviews. We’re a at A Level or IB Higher Level grade 5 close-knit community where every student gets the Ecology and Conservation Biology – GCSE Maths grade 6 or B support and encouragement they need to achieve BSc or MBiolSci A Level General Studies is not accepted their best work. Our three-year BSc is a research-led course Subject requirements: acceptable Science subjects include Biology/Human Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Psychology, Mathematics, Computer Science, Geology, Statistics, Geography, Economics and Environmental Science/Studies. Where Biology is required at A Level Human Biology is covering the full breadth of ecology and accepted in lieu of this. As well as the above Foundation Year will also accept Further Mathematics. Core modules focus on animals and plants, their conservation biology. The four-year MBiolSci English language requirements: see page 209. interaction with the environment, climate change, adds an extra year of advanced research training, sustainability, and biodiversity. Specialist modules embedding you in one of our research labs. This Other qualifications: we accept a wide range of qualifications from the UK and around the world, either as a single qualification type or in combination. You’ll find details of the other qualifications we accept on page 208 or on our online prospectus: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/courses include genetics, tropical forest ecology and year upgrades your degree to Master of Biological conservation, and research focused field courses Science. You’ll develop and carry out a research BTEC: please check our online prospectus for specific BTEC subject requirements. in freshwater, marine and terrestrial communities. project with world-leading scientists on a topic that For more information about entry requirements, please contact the department. These optional two-week field courses allow matches your interests. To find out if you’re eligible for additional consideration or an alternative offer, visit: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/apply/access-sheffield students to focus on research practices. Destinations Related courses include the Peak District National Park, Anglesey, Ecology and Conservation Biology Biology Page 61 Ireland, Arctic Sweden, the Mediterranean or tropical with Placement Year Biosciences with Foundation Year Page 197 Malaysian Borneo. You can even take modules across Both our BSc and MBiolSci Ecology and Environmental Science Page 111 the biosciences including microbiology, biochemistry Conservation Biology with Placement Year degrees Landscape Architecture Page 128 and human disease. allow you to do a year-long, paid work placement Plant Sciences Page 168 between your second and third year as a recognised Zoology Page 191 E 96 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 97 E

“I produced briefing material which went to the prime minister and other ministers – this really built upon my ability to explain complex economics to non- economists.”

Tom Fletcher BA Economics and Politics with Employment Experience

A friendly community Choosing the right course We’re one of the few stand-alone economics We offer a BA Economics and a BSc Economics  www.sheffield.ac.uk/economics Economics  [email protected] departments in the north of England – we’re not part degree. Both degrees provide you with an advanced  +44 (0)114 222 3399 of a large business school. We’re big enough to offer understanding of economics but emphasise a wide variety of optional specialised modules, but different skills. small enough for you to know your tutors personally and build friendships with the other students on On the BA Economics you will specialise in modules Typical A Level requirements No 1 in the Russell Group your course. related to the application of economics and AAA–AAB for academic support economic policy. The BSc Economics degree enables National Student Survey 2019 We’re number 1 in the Russell Group for Academic you to specialise in methodological modules and Additional opportunities Support (National Student Survey 2019). This means learn quantitative and analytical skills. But you’ll also • Degree with employment experience you’ll get valuable, insightful advice and guidance have the opportunity to take application and policy • Study abroad from your tutors. modules.

A vibrant learning environment The BSc Economics with Finance is similar to the We offer the option of a year-long work Our staff advise government departments in You’ll be based in the heart of campus. All our staff BSc Economics but with the further commitment of placement in your third year, working with the UK such as the Department for Work and are based in the building and you’ll have some of studying finance modules in each year of your study. top employers such as the Bank of England, Pensions, the Department for Education and the your smaller classes here. It also has its own social Lloyds Bank, IBM, ASOS and Mercedes-Benz. Low Pay Commission. Their expertise helps shape space with computer access. If you take a dual honours degree – one with ‘and’ in government policies and aims to improve people’s the title – it means you can combine economics with lives. EconSoc another subject and the balance between them is Economics with impact EconSoc is our student run society. It’s one of the roughly equal. We’ll help you to understand global financial Degrees with employment experience biggest societies at the University. It organises systems, how markets operate and the drivers We offer you the chance to do a year-long work events throughout the year including socials, careers What you learn and when of economic growth. But you’ll also learn about placement, starting after your second year. This is a events, sports and an annual weekend away after If you choose a single honours degree, in the developing economies and how economics can great opportunity to get paid work experience with January exams. Recent trips have included time in first year you’ll study the Economic Analysis improve people’s health and education. some of the UK’s top employers who want to recruit Prague and Amsterdam. and Policy module, alongside mathematics and the best students from Sheffield. Recent statistics. Optional modules currently include: You’ll be taught by leading experts who care placements have been with the Bank of England, Economic History of Britain and the Modern World, passionately about their subject. Lloyds Bank, IBM, ASOS and Mercedes-Benz. Introductory Finance for Economics, and Classical AE 98 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 99 E

and Contemporary Thinkers in Economics. In the of extending your course to four years by studying second year, you’ll build on your core knowledge or working abroad during your third year, then of microeconomics, macroeconomics and returning to Sheffield for your final year. econometrics alongside optional modules. In your final year you’ll specialise in either methodological GLOSS modules or application and policy modules. Our department is part of the University’s Faculty of Social Sciences so our students can take part “Not only are the lecturers research active For most dual honours degrees, you’ll study the in exciting initiatives like our Global Learning and therefore engaging and passionate Economic Analysis and Policy module alongside Opportunities in the Social Sciences (GLOSS) about their subject, but they have always mathematics for economics. In the second year scheme. GLOSS gives both undergraduate and been really approachable and friendly.” you’ll study statistics and econometrics, and postgraduate students the chance to apply to attend

optional modules. In the final year you’ll specialise in major international summits like the G20. Lucy Keeling application and policy modules. BA Education, Culture and Childhood Find out more here: sheffield.ac.uk/gloss Study abroad You can spend the second year of your three-year What our graduates do

course studying at one of our partner universities in Some of our graduates become professional  www.sheffield.ac.uk/education either Australia, Canada, Hong Kong, New Zealand, economists in government, industry or the City. Education, Culture  [email protected] Singapore or the USA. Others enter related professions – banking,  +44 (0)114 222 8177 insurance, accountancy, sales and marketing and and Childhood You could spend the whole of your second year or retail management. the first semester of your final year at a European university in Prague, Madrid, Valencia, Copenhagen Recent graduates are now working for the Bank of Typical A Level requirements or the Netherlands. Neither option extends your England, HM Treasury, the European Parliament, No 1 education department ABB course. PwC, Deloitte, IBM and Rolls-Royce. Some prefer to in the UK for research impact Research Excellence Framework 2014 advance their knowledge by studying economics at Additional opportunities You can also choose to study a degree with postgraduate level. • Degree with employment experience international experience. This gives you the option UK top 10 for education Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2020

UCAS Code | Course A Level IB BTEC Additional information BA(Honours) L100 Economics This degree is a starting point for all kinds Learn from real experts LL12 Economics and Politics AAB 34 DDD GCSE Maths grade 6 or grade B of careers in education. You could go into You’ll be taught by academic staff who are LV15 Economics and Philosophy teaching, management, research or even internationally recognised for research in their BSc(Honours) journalism and publishing. specialist areas. Many of them have won awards L101 Economics Only considered when Maths at A Level or IB Higher Level grade 5 AAB 34 for their teaching. While others are practitioners in LG11 Economics with Mathematics combined with other Maths at A Level grade A or IB Higher Level grade 6 fields such as educational psychology. L1N3 Economics with Finance AAA 36 qualifications Maths at A Level or IB Higher Level grade 6 Unique perspective English language requirements: see page 209. Our course is one of only a few in the country to Course structure Other qualifications: we accept a wide range of qualifications from the UK and around the world, either as a single qualification type or in combination. combine education and childhood studies. You’ll In the first year, you’ll take modules in child You’ll find details of the other qualifications we accept on page 208 or on our online prospectus: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/courses investigate different perspectives – philosophical, psychology and the sociology of education. You’ll BTEC: please check our online prospectus for specific BTEC subject requirements. psychological, sociological, historical – to get a develop practical skills in discerning data to help you For more information about entry requirements, please contact the department. 360-degree view on educational theory, policy become a critical researcher. You’ll also have the To find out if you’re eligible for additional consideration or an alternative offer, visit: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/apply/access-sheffield and practice. opportunity to study histories of education, explore Related courses the curriculum and look at how childhood has been Accounting and Financial Management and Economics Page 40 portrayed in different societies at different times. Business Management and Economics Page 71 In the second and third years, you choose from a Economics and Modern Languages and Cultures Page 149 list of subjects including: educational psychology, AE 100 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 101 E

learning theory, globalising education, children interested in teaching, you could progress on to and digital cultures, philosophies of education and a primary PGCE. Or you may decide to stay on for education policy. We’ll also train you in educational a masters or PhD so you can specialise in an area research methods. There’s a small-scale research that interests you. project in the second year and an extended dissertation in the third year. GLOSS Our department is part of the University’s Faculty How we teach of Social Sciences so our students can take part “Employers are looking for engineers from There will be a small number of students in your in exciting initiatives like our Global Learning prestigious universities – and Sheffield is year group, so you will get to know each other and Opportunities in the Social Sciences (GLOSS) definitely up there.” your tutors well. There will be some lectures but scheme. GLOSS gives both undergraduate and much of the teaching is through seminars, either postgraduate students the chance to apply to attend Steven Laverick as a year group, or in smaller groups. This creates major international summits like the G20. MEng Electronic & Communications Engineering a supportive learning environment where you can explore a topic in detail and exchange ideas. Find out more here: sheffield.ac.uk/gloss

Work placement EdSoc  www.sheffield.ac.uk/eee In your second year, a placement module gives you EdSoc is the department society for all students Electronic  [email protected] the chance to apply what you’ve learned and deepen studying within the School of Education. The  +44 (0)114 222 5382 your understanding through work experience. You department arranges guest speakers, film screenings, and Electrical can choose to undertake your placement with a talks given by students for students and regular socials. Engineering variety of organisations including primary schools, nurseries, special educational needs schools, “I can honestly say that choosing to CAMHS Services, Sheffield City Council Young study this course has been the best People Services, educational theatre groups, and decision of my life, it has been such Typical A Level requirements UK top 10 for EEE educational trusts such as farms and museums. We Direct entry Foundation year an amazing learning experience, in a World University Rankings 2019 support you in finding the right placement for you. AAA–AAB BBB–BBC wonderfully welcoming and supportive You’ll spend 70–180 hours in the workplace and we department. I now work in a local ask you to keep a journal of your experience. Additional opportunities secondary school as an Inclusion • Year abroad Manager – my dream job.” Careers • Year in industry The degree is a sound basis for further training Anna Woof in social work and educational psychology. If you’re We have been at the forefront of research Flexible courses UCAS Code | Course A Level IB BTEC Additional information and teaching electronic and electrical Our wide range of MEng and BEng undergraduate BA(Honours) engineering for over a century. In this degree programmes provide you with a robust X300 Education, Culture and Childhood ABB 33 DDD DBS check required time, the use of electronics has become understanding of the principles of electronic and Part-time: Education, Culture and Childhood BA (Honours) is available to study part-time and has the same entry requirements as the full-time mainstream – presenting us with new electrical engineering. We offer a common start to course. For details on how to apply for the part-time option, contact the department. challenges to provide solutions for everyday all our degrees which allows you the flexibility to English language requirements: see page 209. needs. change courses at the end of your first year if you

Other qualifications: we accept a wide range of qualifications from the UK and around the world, either as a single qualification type or in combination. wish to focus on certain areas of interest. You’ll find details of the other qualifications we accept on page 208 or on our online prospectus: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/courses

BTEC: please check our online prospectus for specific BTEC subject requirements. About us All our first-year students take part in the Our students learn from academic experts who faculty’s Global Engineering Challenge, working For more information about entry requirements, please contact the department. have strong links with partners in industry. Our with students from other engineering disciplines To find out if you’re eligible for additional consideration or an alternative offer, visit: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/apply/access-sheffield state-of-the-art laboratories allow you to get hands to solve a real-world problem. In your third year Related course on with equipment used in industry as preparation you will work on your own research project Education, Culture and Childhood with Foundation Year (alternative route for mature students) Page 198 for your career. supervised by an academic. AE 102 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 103 AE

Most of our degrees allow you to add a year in Electronics and Communications UCAS Code | Course A Level IB BTEC Additional information MEng(Honours) industry. If you study an MEng Electronic and Engineering – BEng or MEng H629 Electrical and Electronic Engineering Electrical Engineering with a Modern Language, you TV, radio, text messaging, and air travel – this course H621 Electrical Engineering also have the opportunity to spend a year abroad. gives you a thorough grounding in the engineering H613 Electronic Engineering Maths and either Physics, Chemistry or that makes these indispensable everyday H645 Electronic and Communications Engineering Only considered Electronics at A Level or IB Higher Level grade 6 when combined Accreditation technologies possible. H651 Electronics and Computer Engineering AAA 36 with other All our courses are accredited by the Institution of H614 Microelectronics qualifications Engineering and Technology (IET). A four-year MEng Microelectronics – MEng H6T9 Electronic and Electrical Engineering Maths and either Physics, Chemistry or meets all the academic standards for Chartered Develop your electronic engineering expertise with a Modern Language Electronics at A Level or IB Higher Level grade 6 Engineer (CEng) status. If you take our three-year towards an understanding of the properties of GCSE grade 7 or A in the chosen language MEng(Honours) with a Year in Industry BEng, you’ll need to complete some further learning the semiconductor devices and circuits that H634 Electrical and Electronic Engineering to satisfy the requirements. underpin current and future electronic systems. with a Year in Industry All major aspects of semiconductor device H623 Electrical Engineering with a Year in Industry Only considered Electrical and Electronic Engineering – technology are covered giving you a broad H615 Electronic Engineering with a Year in Industry when combined Maths and either Physics, Chemistry or H649 AAA 36 BEng or MEng understanding of this key field. Electronic and Communications Engineering with other Electronics at A Level or IB Higher Level grade 6 Learn about power systems, power electronics, with a Year in Industry qualifications digital electronics, circuits and devices, electrical Electrical and Electronic Engineering H654 Electronics and Computer Engineering with a Year In Industry machines and drives. Your study will cover with a Foundation Year H616 Microelectronics with a Year in Industry theoretical and practical aspects across the range If you want to study with us but don’t meet our BEng(Honours) of electronic and electrical engineering. You’ll standard entry requirements, our foundation year H628 Electrical and Electronic Engineering Only considered choose optional modules from an extensive range could be for you. You’ll learn the fundamentals H620 Electrical Engineering Maths and either Physics, Chemistry when combined covering many aspects of electrical and electronic of maths, physics and engineering in a variety of H610 Electronic Engineering AAB 34 or Electronics at A Level with other or IB Higher Level grade 6.5 engineering and communications, depending on innovative ways to prepare you for your degree. H647 Electronic and Communications Engineering qualifications your interests. H655 Electronics and Computer Engineering For more information about our foundation year, BEng(Honours) with a Year in Industry H633 Electrical and Electronic Engineering see page 197 or visit www.sheffield.ac.uk/sefy Electronic Engineering – BEng or MEng with a Year in Industry You’ll gain a grounding in the knowledge and H622 Electrical Engineering skill that underpins the whole subject area, Sponsorship with a Year in Industry Only considered Maths and either Physics, Chemistry H611 Electronic Engineering when combined encompassing computer hardware, analogue Many of our undergraduates are sponsored AAB 34 or Electronics at A Level with a Year in Industry with other circuits, communication systems, power electronics, in some way, often by their employers. We or IB Higher Level grade 6.5 H648 Electronic and Communications Engineering qualifications semiconductor devices and optoelectronics. can arrange either deferred entry or a year with a Year in Industry out during the course if required. H656 Electronics and Computer Engineering Electrical Engineering – BEng or MEng with a Year In Industry A broad-based course which provides you with What our graduates do Foundation Year expertise in a range of topics central to future Typical graduate job titles include: design engineer, H602 Electrical and Electronic Engineering BBB– 32– DDD Dependent on subjects studied with a Foundation Year BBC 31 developments in electrical engineering, as well as a system engineer, electrical engineer, electronic Minimum GCSE Maths and Science grade 6 or B good command of engineering principles. engineer, control and instrumentation engineer, A Level General Studies and Critical Thinking not accepted software engineer, graduate analyst, research and Electronics and Computer Engineering – development test engineer, electrical building English language requirements: see page 209. BEng or MEng services engineer. Other qualifications: we accept a wide range of qualifications from the UK and around the world, either as a single qualification type or in combination. Modern electronic system design is based on You’ll find details of the other qualifications we accept on page 208 or on our online prospectus: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/courses an understanding of a wide range of subjects Employers of our graduates include ARM, ARUP, BTEC: please check our online prospectus for specific BTEC subject requirements. from electrical network behaviour through signal BAE Systems, Jaguar, Nissan, National Grid, National For more information about entry requirements, please contact the department. processing and programmable systems, to the Instruments, Renault, Siemens, Unilever, Volvo. To find out if you’re eligible for additional consideration or an alternative offer, visit: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/apply/access-sheffield programming languages used to design hardware Related course circuits. General Engineering (MEng/BEng) Page 112 E 104 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 105 E

The Diamond When you study engineering at Sheffield, you study in the Diamond, the best integrated engineering teaching facility in the UK. Its state- of-the-art labs and industry standard equipment inspire learning. “Other than technical skills, I gained a large You’ll graduate with the skills employers look for on the equipment variety of soft skills and a huge amount they use: 3D printers, flight simulators, a wind tunnel and even a of industry awareness. Getting the chance jet engine – we have them all. You’ll use the specialist engineering to help customers with projects from labs, project spaces and 24 hour study spaces throughout your engineering disciplines gave me an insight degree and have access to the student-led iForge makerspace. This innovative facility gives students the opportunity to collaborate, to the different engineering industries and create and ‘make’ outside of their academic studies. how their technologies worked.”

Shruti Vasudev BEng Bioengineering Electronic and Electrical Engineering (p101) Stand out from the crowd Our industry-designed courses tackle real Our degrees equip you with the skills and knowledge world challenges from next generation mobile top graduate employers look for. We know this

 www.sheffield.ac.uk/engineering communication systems and electric vehicles to because companies like Boeing tell us. Engineering building, installing and controlling robots on a production line or the infrastructure for a wind or Through projects focused on industry, you’ll have at Sheffield solar farm. the opportunity to work with companies like Rolls-Royce, Siemens and Arup as well as the chance General Engineering (p112) to network directly with employers at a wide range Study the breadth of engineering disciplines and of careers events. We are one of the biggest and best providers Chemical Engineering (p72) how they all fit together, before specialising in your of engineering research and education in the We are tackling the key challenges of our time area of interest. We are one of the few universities in the UK with a UK, with over 6,700 students and an annual including climate change, energy, affordable dedicated engineering placement team. They’re here research income of over £123 million. medicines, sustainable agriculture and green Materials Science and Engineering (p135) to help you find a year in industry, providing advice manufacturing. We teach the fundamentals of all materials, from and support through the application process and those we see and use everyday such as a glass or a beyond. Aerospace Engineering (p43) Civil and Structural Engineering (p78) piece of sport equipment to those used in aerospace We work with key players in the industry such as As well as structures, water, geotechnics and medicine. Your employability skills development will begin Airbus, Boeing and Rolls Royce to shape the future and environmental issues, our students are in your first year when you take part in our Global of aerospace engineering. Our department offers tackling emerging global challenges in resilient Mechanical Engineering (p141) Engineering Challenge. Working in a team, you’ll find courses that cover all areas of aircraft design and infrastructure, sustainability and carbon-neutral Mechanical engineering is one of the broadest fields solutions to a real-life engineering problem faced by development. construction, energy generation and digital of engineering. Our graduates make an impact developing communities. technologies. We’re dedicated to making the world in manufacturing, product design, transport and Automatic Control and Systems Engineering a better place and to producing engineers who will aerospace, healthcare, energy and sustainability, Engineering You’re Hired is a second year project (p51) build a better future. sports engineering, safety, the built environment, where you’ll work on real engineering problems set We are the only department in the UK dedicated to and more. by industry. Working in multidisciplinary teams, you’ll control and systems engineering, the development Computer Science (p81) pitch your solutions to industry experts, further of intelligent systems, automation and robotics. Our industry-led courses include a mixture of Foundation year developing your communication, teamwork and programming languages, AI and machine learning, If you want to study for one of our engineering or problem solving skills. Bioengineering (p58) robotics and bio-inspired computation, software computer science degrees but don’t meet www.sheffield.ac.uk/engineering Our courses prepare students for fulfilling careers engineering and computer architecture and the standard entry requirements, this is the in areas such as healthcare, pharmaceuticals, data security. Recent graduates have gone on to work for route for you. You’ll learn the fundamentals of maths, technology and scientific research, solving some of companies such as Apple, Google, IBM, Amazon and physics and engineering in a variety of innovative the most complex problems in biology and medicine the BBC. ways to prepare you for your degree. today. www.sheffield.ac.uk/sefy E 106 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 107 E

Your future Studying both language and literature allows you  www.sheffield.ac.uk/english English  [email protected] Our graduates are confident and articulate. to explore the full range of teaching offered in the  +44 (0)114 222 0236 They have highly developed communication School of English and ensures that you are prepared skills, equipping them for a range of careers for a wide range of careers when you graduate. from information technology to media and public relations, marketing and advertising. Many of our English Literature Typical A Level requirements 1st for research environment students also go on to postgraduate study, research, We seek to foster your love of literature and the AAB–ABB Research Excellence Framework 2014 and into academic-related careers. creative arts, including film and theatre, so you graduate with a real understanding and appreciation Additional opportunities English Language and Linguistics of the subject area. You’ll have the opportunity to • Degree with employment experience In your first year, your modules will give you a study texts from Old English to the present day, • Study abroad foundation in four core areas of linguistic theory: the and you’ll be invited to participate in new research formal properties of language, historical linguistics, areas such as Animal Studies and the Environmental sociolinguistics, and experimental linguistics. From Humanities. The highest academic standards, Dedicated to excellent teaching there, you’ll have the opportunity to tailor your flexible courses, and the freedom Our staff are researchers, critics, and writers. degree, building on these four foundational areas We encourage you to widen your interests within the to use your imagination. They’re also passionate, dedicated teachers who with optional modules, including modules from our subject. There are a variety of optional modules on work tirelessly to ensure their students are inspired. other three degree programmes. offer, led by leading researchers. These may include: We keep seminar groups small because we believe Stories At The End of the World; The Invention A pioneering department that’s the best way to stimulate discussion and English Language and Literature of Romanticism; Voicing the Early Modern ‘I’; The We are a research-intensive school with an debate. Our modules use a range of innovative As well as choosing modules from across English Bildungsroman in World Literature; Strange Forms: international perspective on English studies assessments and can include designing websites, language and linguistics and English literature, you’ll Diaries, Letters, Memoirs and Other Peculiar Genres; across four distinct degree programmes. Students writing blog posts, and working with publishing investigate the intersection between the subjects Immodest Women: Lives and Lines. can specialise in their chosen subject, whilst software, in addition to writing essays and delivering through a series of core modules taught by our taking modules from other programmes, forging presentations. We are committed to providing our specialised team. For example, you will use linguistic We also introduce you to the key methods of cultural interdisciplinary connections. We are famous for students with the pastoral support they need in techniques to analyse literary language, think analysis, and a broad historical sweep of literary our pioneering work with communities, locally order to thrive on their degree. All students are about why audiences find some styles of writing periods in order to expand your enthusiasms. We and internationally. We encourage our students to assigned a personal tutor with whom they have particularly persuasive, and examine the techniques have particular strengths in the Gothic, American get involved and to apply their academic learning, regular meetings. You are welcome to see any of the authors use to make their works feel realistic. In Cold War culture, Early Modern literature and working in partnership with external organisations academic staff in their regular office hours if there’s your third year you will work with our staff on topics Victorian literature, amongst others. You can also both within the city of Sheffield and beyond. anything you want to ask. related to their current research. take creative writing modules throughout the degree AE 108 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 109 E

programme, as well as joining modules run by our Work experience colleagues in theatre and film. You can study our courses with the Degree with Employment Experience option. This allows you Dual honours courses to apply for a placement year during your degree You can combine English language, linguistics, and where you’ll gain valuable experience and improve literature with other subjects (see table). your employability.

Study abroad The English Society There are opportunities to study abroad for a The department has a vibrant student led society, semester or a year, as part of a three or four-year EngSoc, who host socials, group activities, charity degree programme. We have exchange agreements fundraisers and volunteering events throughout with universities in the USA, Australia, Canada, the year. Singapore and throughout Europe.

UCAS Code | Course A Level IB BTEC Additional information English Language BA(Honours) Q3Q1 English Language and Linguistics AAB 34 QL33 English Language & Sociology Evidence of interest in Language and Linguistics, QV15 Linguistics and Philosophy ABB 33 demonstrated through the personal statement DDD QT12 Linguistics and Japanese Studies Q304 English Language and Literature AAB 34 Typically including an Arts and Humanities subject at A Level or IB Higher Level grade 5

English Literature  www.sheffield.ac.uk/geography BA(Honours) Environmental  [email protected] Q306 English Literature Typically including an Arts and Humanities subject AAB 34 DDD  +44 (0)114 222 7900 QV35 English and Philosophy at A Level or IB Higher Level 5 Science QV31 English and History AAB 34 Only considered Typically including History and Classical when combined with Civilisation at A Level or Higher Level grade 5 other qualifications QW33 English and Music ABB 33 DDD ABB including Music or Music Technology (or Grade 8 Practical (ABRSM/Trinity/Rockschool Typical A Level requirements 93% of our graduates are in work or equivalent) + grade 5 theory (ABRSM/Trinity)) AAB–ABB or further study six months after Part Time: English Literature BA(Honours) is available to study part-time and has the same entry requirements as the full time course. For details finishing their course of how to apply for the part-time option please contact the department. Additional opportunities DLHE 2016–2017 Subject requirements for English Language: for more information about subject requirements and writing your personal statement, please • Degree with employment experience see www.sheffield.ac.uk/english/undergraduate or contact the department. • Study abroad All costs for compulsory field work are English language requirements: see page 209. included in your tuition fees. This includes Other qualifications: we accept a wide range of qualifications from the UK and around the world, either as a single qualification type or in combination. an international trip in Year 2. You’ll find details of the other qualifications we accept on page 208 or on our online prospectus: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/courses

BTEC: please check our online prospectus for specific BTEC subject requirements. For more information about entry requirements, please contact the department. Environmental science is a broad and Environmental science at Sheffield To find out if you’re eligible for additional consideration or an alternative offer, visit: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/apply/access-sheffield multidisciplinary subject exploring Environmental science at Sheffield was one of the first degree programmes of its kind to be Related courses processes that control and have an impact English Language and Linguistics with Foundation Year (alternative route for mature students) Page 198 on the wide range of habitats, ecosystems established. In recent years, awareness about the English Language and Literature with Foundation Year (alternative route for mature students) Page 198 and environments on planet Earth. complexity of the natural environment and the English Literature with Foundation Year (alternative route for mature students) Page 198 impacts of human activity has accelerated. This has English and Modern Languages and Cultures Page 149 led to the growth of environmental science as a Linguistics and Modern Languages and Cultures Page 149 major international discipline helping to tackle some Speech and Language Sciences Page 186 of the biggest challenges facing our planet. E 110 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 111 AE

Additional opportunities GLOSS All our students are eligible for a range of work Our department is part of the University’s Faculty placements, research apprenticeships and of Social Sciences so our students can take part volunteering opportunities. These take place within in exciting initiatives like our Global Learning the University and with partner organisations across Opportunities in the Social Sciences (GLOSS) the world including the Geography Association and scheme. GLOSS gives both undergraduate and Ernst & Young. These opportunities to develop postgraduate students the chance to apply to attend practical experience and international contacts, major international summits like the G20, and to combined with our reputation for academic engage in international development through our excellence, make our graduates highly competitive in student-run social enterprise SIDshare. the workplace or in further study. Find out more here: sheffield.ac.uk/gloss Professional accreditation All our degrees are accredited by the Institution What our graduates do of Environmental Sciences (IES) and Committee As well as specialist skills and knowledge, our degrees of Heads of Environmental Sciences (CHES) provide you with transferable skills that are valued by Accreditation Scheme. This ensures that our graduate employers. Recent graduates have gone on graduates have a high standard of subject knowledge to careers in environmental consultancy and policy, and technical ability which is recognised by sustainable energy, land remediation and conservation. employers.

Environmental Science is taught jointly by the Specialist facilities Department of Geography and the Department Our specialist facilities include controlled UCAS Code | Course A Level IB BTEC Additional information of Animal and Plant Sciences. Both departments environment chambers that simulate conditions MEnvSci(Honours) undertake international research at the frontiers from the Tropics to the Arctic, experimental gardens F902 Environmental Science AAB 34 DDD Geography or another relevant Science subject at A Level or IB Higher Level grade 5 of the discipline, so you’ll be taught by experts in and glasshouses, and artificial stream systems. We GCSE Maths grade 4 or C their fields. You’ll have the opportunity to tailor your also have the latest equipment for elemental and BSc(Honours) degree to suit your interests, studying modules that biomolecular analysis, numerical modelling, remote F900 Environmental Science ABB 33 DDD Geography or another relevant Science subject span the environmental sciences. You’ll also have sensing and GIS, as well as a field centre in Tanzania. at A Level or IB Higher Level grade 5 the opportunity to focus on research specialisms GCSE Maths grade 4 or C such as global environmental change, biosciences, Support Subject requirements: relevant Science subjects includes Biology/Human Biology, Geology and Environmental Science/Studies or one of these geoscience, and environmental quality and We support you to enhance your studies so that you plus Chemistry, Maths, Further Maths, Physics or Statistics.

technology. graduate with more than just a degree. Each student English language requirements: see page 209. is allocated two personal tutors, one from each Other qualifications: we accept a wide range of qualifications from the UK and around the world, either as a single qualification type or in combination. About our courses department, who provide help, advice and support. You’ll find details of the other qualifications we accept on page 208 or on our online prospectus: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/courses We offer a three-year BSc course or a four-year Additionally, we run two mentoring schemes: one BTEC: please check our online prospectus for specific BTEC subject requirements. MEnvSci, which incorporates an additional year of pairs you with a second or third year student, the research training and is excellent preparation for other puts you in contact with an alumnus to help For more information about entry requirements, please contact the department. PhD study or a research-related career. We also you to prepare for your graduate career. To find out if you’re eligible for additional consideration or an alternative offer, visit: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/apply/access-sheffield offer the opportunity of taking the BSc programme Related courses over four years by incorporating a year working Environmental Science with Foundation Year (alternative route for mature students) Page 198 in industry or a year studying abroad at a partner Geography Page 116 university. Landscape Architecture Page 128 G 112 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 113 GA

• Materials science and engineering What our graduates do • Mechanical engineering This course prepares you for a career where • Medical technologies you’ll apply your creative problem-solving skills “In the first two years of the course you • Software engineering and your understanding of engineering principles get to experience various engineering • Systems and control engineering to the real world, while working in multidisciplinary disciplines, and in the final year(s) you teams. These transferable skills can be applied in can study one of 11 different specialisms. On the BEng course you will study your chosen many sectors across the breadth of engineering This course gives you the ability to specialism for one final year, while the MEng course and beyond. communicate well and understand offers two years of specialisation. During this engineers from different disciplines, as period of study, the interdisciplinary ethos of your General Engineering with a Foundation Year well as having specialist knowledge in your degree will continue. Examples of this include an If you want to study with us but don’t meet our chosen field.” interdisciplinary group design project (MEng) and an standard entry requirements, our foundation advanced research or industry-led final year project year could be for you. You’ll learn the fundamentals Henriette Stainer (MEng and BEng). of maths, physics and engineering in a variety of General Engineering student innovative ways to prepare you for your degree.

For more information about our Foundation Year, see page 197, or visit www.sheffield.ac.uk/sefy  www.sheffield.ac.uk/general-engineering General  [email protected] UCAS Code / Course A Level IB BTEC Additional information  +44 (0)114 222 7882 MEng(Honours) Engineering H100 General Engineering Only considered when Maths & Physics at A Level A*AA 38 combined with other H104 General Engineering with a Year in Industry or IB Higher Level grade 6 qualifications BEng(Honours) H103 General Engineering Only considered when Typical A Level requirements 11 unique specialisation choices Maths & Physics at A Level A*AA 38 combined with other Direct entry Foundation year H102 General Engineering with a Year in Industry or IB Higher Level grade 6 including chemical engineering qualifications A*AA BBB–BBC and software engineering. Foundation Year Additional opportunities H101 General Engineering with a Foundation Year BBB–BBC 32–31 DDD Dependent on subjects studied • Degree with employment experience Minimum GCSE Maths and Science Grade 6 or B Subject requirements: A Level General Studies and Critical Thinking not accepted.

Gain a strong foundational knowledge in independent thinking and the professional skills English language requirements: see page 209. of engineering disciplines from across necessary for a career in industry. Other qualifications: we accept a wide range of qualifications from the UK and around the world, either as a single qualification type or in combination. our seven academic departments, before You’ll find details of the other qualifications we accept on page 208 or on our online prospectus: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/courses specialising in your area of interest in the Course structure BTEC: please check our online prospectus for specific BTEC subject requirements. final year(s) of your degree. During your first two years you’ll study modules For more information about entry requirements, please contact the department. across all disciplines and look at engineering in an To find out if you’re eligible for additional consideration or an alternative offer, visit: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/apply/access-sheffield interdisciplinary context. At the end of year two, Related courses Interdisciplinary ethos you’ll choose a specialism from one of the following Aerospace Engineering Page 43 Taught by world-leading experts from our seven 11 streams: Automatic Systems and Control Engineering Page 51 outstanding engineering departments, you’ll study Bioengineering Page 58 in state-of-the-art facilities in The Diamond, an £81m • Aerospace engineering Chemical Engineering Page 72 investment in learning and teaching. • Chemical engineering Civil Engineering Page 78 • Civil engineering Computer Science Page 81 The General Engineering interdisciplinary degree • Electrical engineering Electronic and Electrical Engineering Page 101 will ensure you develop a broad knowledge and • Energy and sustainability Materials Science and Engineering Page 135 understanding of engineering, while developing skills • General engineering Mechanical Engineering Page 141 G 114 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 115 GA

of Biology, more focus on laboratory skills, and an Our student society extensive research project, which can be based in You can become a member of the department’s a university or industrial lab. You can transfer in student society, MBBSoc, which organises social either direction between the three and four-year events, charity fundraising, sports teams and “The module choices allow you to be course during years one to three. academic study events. specific to a particular field such as biochemistry or to gain a broader Biosciences with Foundation Year What our graduates do knowledge across several fields such as If you want to study genetics but don’t meet our Many of our graduates are employed in genetics and molecular cell biology.” standard entry requirements, our foundation year pharmaceuticals and healthcare, food safety could be for you. After successfully completing the and manufacture, brewing and agrochemicals, Jason Brocklesby one-year programme, you’ll progress onto the first forensic science and as NHS scientists. They also Biochemistry and Genetics year of your chosen bioscience degree. work in education, the scientific civil service, bioinformatics or medical schools. Others use For more information about our foundation year, their skills in management and commerce. see page 197 or visit www.sheffield.ac.uk/sefy Many choose further study and go on to do  www.sheffield.ac.uk/mbb research for organisations all over the world. Genetics  [email protected]  +44 (0)114 222 2740 UCAS Code | Course A Level IB BTEC Additional information MBiolSci(Hons) C409 Genetics Only considered when Including two Science subjects CC4C Genetics and Microbiology AAA 36 combined with other at A Level or IB Higher Level grade 6 Typical A Level requirements UK top 10 for overall satisfaction C433 Medical Genetics qualifications GCSE Maths grade 6 or B Direct entry Foundation year National Student Survey 2019 BSc(Hons) AAA–AAB BBC C400 Genetics UK top 10 for biological sciences CC45 Genetics and Microbiology Additional opportunities C431 Medical Genetics Including two Science subjects The Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide 2020 • Year in industry C406 Genetics with a Year in Industry AAB 34 DDD at A Level or IB Higher Level grade 6,5 GCSE Maths grade 6 or B 1st in the UK for medically C436 Medical Genetics with a Year in Industry CC46 Genetics and Microbiology related research with a Year in Industry Research Excellence Framework 2014 Foundation Year C900 Biosciences with Foundation Year BBC 31 DDM Including a Science subject at A Level or IB Higher Level grade 5 GCSE Maths grade 6 or B Genetics is crucial to advances in medical Flexible course structure A Level General Studies is not accepted science, pharmaceuticals and agriculture. You can study genetics on its own or combine it with Subject requirements: acceptable Science subjects include Biology/Human Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Psychology, Mathematics and Further Our courses will give you the knowledge and another subject in the molecular biosciences. The Mathematics. As well as the above Foundation Year will also accept Computer Science, Geology, Statistics, Geography, Economics or Environmental skills to be part of these developments first year is the same for all of our courses. You’re Science/Studies. not tied to the course you register for. At the end of throughout your career. English language requirements: see page 209. the first year, you can transfer to any course in the Other qualifications: we accept a wide range of qualifications from the UK and around the world, either as a single qualification type or in combination. department: biochemistry, microbiology, molecular You’ll find details of the other qualifications we accept on page 208 or on our online prospectus: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/courses High-quality teaching biology and combinations of these subjects. BTEC: please check our online prospectus for specific BTEC subject requirements. We’ll challenge you to achieve your very best. You can also take time out to work on placement We offer small tutorial groups to support your between years two and three, to graduate with a For more information about entry requirements, please contact the department. learning, extensive practical experience, and a degree with a year in industry. To find out if you’re eligible for additional consideration or an alternative offer, visit: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/apply/access-sheffield project in the third year that could involve Related courses laboratory research, computing, clinical diagnostics, BSc or MBiolSci? Biochemistry Page 54 science communication, or school teaching, Either of these will give you a thorough knowledge Biosciences with Foundation Year Page 197 depending on your career aspirations. of your chosen subject. The four-year MBiolSci has Microbiology Page 147 Advanced Accreditation from the Royal Society Molecular Biology Page 152 G 116 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 117 G

“Geography encompasses a range of topics, and applies them to current issues such as climate change and environmental pressures, changing economic agendas, technological developments... the list goes on! I think it is a great subject to study as an undergraduate if you want to build a broad understanding of the world and develop a multitude of personal skills.” Geography students Alex Hyde and Sam Gillan during their Sam Gillan 31-day expedition to a remote mountain valley in Kyrgyzstan, BSc Geography organised as part of their dissertation investigating how glaciers have been affected by climate change.

International fieldwork Support  www.sheffield.ac.uk/geography Fieldwork is embedded throughout our We support you to enhance your studies so that you Geography  [email protected] programmes. As an international department, we graduate with more than just a degree. As well as  +44 (0)114 222 7900 provide a core overseas field class in Year 2, with benefiting from our high staff to student ratio, each the option of additional international field classes student has a personal tutor who provides individual (not covered by tuition fees) in Year 3. Recent help, advice and support. We run two mentoring destinations include Berlin, California, Greece, schemes: one pairs you with a second or third Typical A Level requirements 90% overall student satisfaction Morocco, New York, New Zealand, Uganda and Spain. year student; the other puts you in contact with an AAA–AAB National Student Survey 2019 alumnus to help you to prepare for your graduate career. Additional opportunities About our programmes All costs for compulsory field work are Our BA programme explores our relations with • Degree with employment experience included in your tuition fees. This includes • Study abroad space, society, politics and culture and provides Additional opportunities an international field class in Year 2. you with the critical skills necessary to appreciate, Most students are able to extend their course to analyse and respond to the key issues and four years and spend a year in industry or studying challenges facing us. Our BSc programme focuses on abroad, developing additional practical skills. All our We work across the boundaries of physical Geography at Sheffield physical and environmental processes shaping the students are eligible for a range of work placements, sciences, social sciences and humanities to Our Royal Geographical Society accredited degrees world, while providing training in the key methods, research apprenticeships and volunteering tackle complex global challenges. Our degree offer specialisms informed by our world-class skills and approaches our researchers use. opportunities. These take place within the University programmes engage with the most important research and directly linked to key issues on the and with partner organisations across the world issues of our time such as climate change, international agenda. The course is highly flexible; The MGeogSci includes an additional year of including the Geography Association and Ernst & international development, global inequalities all students can choose modules from across our training. A major part this is an in-depth project Young. These opportunities to develop practical and environmental sustainability. human and physical geography specialisms, as well carried out in an area of your choice and as part experience and international contacts, combined with as modules from other disciplines. Our courses of an active research group. Whether you choose the department’s reputation for academic excellence, include training in key skills, such as Geographical further academic research, work in industry, or a make Sheffield geography graduates highly Information Systems (GIS) and policy analysis, career in environmental consultancy or social policy, competitive in the workplace or in further study. as well as extensive practical experience through this masters programme is designed to provide you fieldwork, both internationally and in the ‘living with the advanced research and professional skills laboratory’ of Sheffield and the nearby Peak District. needed to succeed in your chosen career. GA 118 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 119 H

Specialist facilities are highly valued by employers. Your geography As well as group study areas, we have our own degree can take you into a wide range of careers computer suites that are equipped with the latest throughout the world: from policy and government, remote sensing, GIS and modelling software business and consultancy, to science, sustainability packages. We also have state-of-the-art laboratories and the environment. Our graduates go on to work “We are given such a broad, yet detailed, with facilities for sediment and geochemical for employers as diverse as Deloitte, the Department insight into a variety of healthcare analyses, as well as a field centre in Tanzania. for International Development, the Environment topics from anatomy, physiology and Agency and the Met Office. pathophysiology, to more social aspects GLOSS such as healthcare policy and healthcare Our department is part of the University’s Faculty The Geography Society management. The course caters for of Social Sciences so our students can take part GeogSoc, our student society, is one of the most everyone, whether you are looking to in exciting initiatives like our Global Learning vibrant societies in the University and provides you pursue a managerial role within a hospital “Quote on the right” Opportunities in the Social Sciences (GLOSS) with a peer network that arranges everything from (or other institution), or whether you want scheme. GLOSS gives both undergraduate and study skills training to a diverse range of social events. to go down the clinical route in areas such Name postgraduate students the chance to apply to attend It’s an inclusive society which encourages integration as dentistry, nursing, and occupational Subject major international summits like the G20, and to between students across all levels of study, including therapy.” engage in international development through our postgraduate. The society also has strong links with student-run social enterprise SIDshare. local schools, providing opportunities for students to Chris Gough BMedSci Health and Human Sciences graduate volunteer, develop key skills and help encourage the Find out more here: www.sheffield.ac.uk/gloss next generation of geographers.

What our graduates do  www.sheffield.ac.uk/snm Our programmes will develop your ability to analyse Health and  [email protected] global problems from a range of perspectives and  +44 (0)114 222 2069 at different scales. Our students gain benchmark Human Sciences geographical skills as well as transferable skills that

UCAS Code | Course A Level IB BTEC Additional information MGeog Sci(Honours) Typical A Level requirements This course can lead to careers in public F804 Geography AAA 36 D*DD Geography or another Science subject BBB at A Level or IB Higher Level grade 6 health, health management, service commissioning, health policy, research GCSE Maths grade 4 or C Additional opportunities and more. BA(Honours) • Degree with employment experience L700 Geography AAB 34 DDD GCSE Maths grade 4 or C BSc(Honours) F800 Geography AAB 34 DDD GCSE Maths grade 4 or C Requirements for F804 and F800 Geography: Science subjects include: Biology/Human Biology, Chemistry, Environmental Science/Studies, Explore some of the most important health You’ll be challenged to explore questions such as: Further Maths, Geography, Geology, Maths, Physics, Statistics. challenges of the 21st century, including

English language requirements: see page 209. ageing populations, health inequalities, • Why do richer people live longer, healthier lives? obesity, diabetes and antibiotic resistance. • Why do some public health initiatives worsen Other qualifications: we accept a wide range of qualifications from the UK and around the world, either as a single qualification type or in combination. You’ll find details of the other qualifications we accept on page 208 or on our online prospectus: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/courses health inequalities? • How can we use research evidence to inform BTEC: please check our online prospectus for specific BTEC subject requirements. The course health policy? For more information about entry requirements, please contact the department. You’ll develop expertise in a range of fields related • How can psychology help us to understand To find out if you’re eligible for additional consideration or an alternative offer, visit: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/apply/access-sheffield to some of the most pressing, important and people’s behaviours? Related courses challenging public health issues of our time. • How is a social model of health different to a Environmental Science Page 111 medical model? Geography with Foundation Year (alternative route for mature students) Page 198 • What are the causes of, and treatments for Geography and Planning Page 190 coronary heart disease? HA 120 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 121 H

During your three years of study, you’ll focus on Study abroad five core themes: health systems, organisation and During the third year of your course, you’ll have delivery; determinants of health and wellbeing; the opportunity to apply to spend a semester at understanding and promoting relationships; Maastricht University in the Netherlands. Studying evaluating and using information and evidence; abroad is an opportunity to further broaden your biology and the body. horizons, experience another culture, and study health and social care related issues in a different Expert teaching setting, alongside other European students. You’ll be taught and supported throughout the course by a team of dedicated academics. Our Rewarding careers teaching team includes experts in the fields of When you graduate from this course, you’ll be public health, health care delivery, leadership and passionate about improving people’s lives and management, health psychology, sociology, social bettering the health of the population. You may policy, biology and biosciences. pursue a career in public health, healthcare management, health research, health policy and a Work placements range of other areas. In your third year, you’ll have the opportunity to gain vital work experience in an area that You may also choose to undertake postgraduate reflects your career aspirations by undertaking training in a specific health profession, such as a professional work placement. This placement occupational therapy, physiotherapy, speech could be in an organisation related to public health, therapy, nursing and other frontline roles. health policy, health management, social care and other related areas. You could also undertake your placement in a clinical healthcare setting, such as nursing or an allied health profession.

Alternatively, you might work on a real-life research project in partnership with an academic or as part of a research group.

 www.sheffield.ac.uk/health-sciences Whichever placement option you are offered, we’ll Health Professions support you to develop your professional skills for the career you aspire to. at Sheffield

UCAS Code | Course A Level IB BTEC BMedSci(Honours) B991 Health and Human Sciences BBB 32 DDM We train dedicated health professionals Dental Hygiene and Dental Therapy (p84) Part-time: Health and Human Sciences BMedSci(Honours) is available to study part-time and has the same entry requirements as the full-time in a range of specialist fields. Offering Our 27-month full-time course will give course. For details on how to apply for the part-time option, contact the department. unrivalled student support, research-led you professional accreditation as a dental hygienist English language requirements: see page 209. teaching and hands-on clinical experience, and dental therapist. We recognise the importance of training the dental team together so you’ll learn Other qualifications: we accept a wide range of qualifications from the UK and around the world, either as a single qualification type or in combination. we aim to prepare you for a successful You’ll find details of the other qualifications we accept on page 208 or on our online prospectus: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/courses career. alongside dental students in a way that prepares

BTEC: please check our online prospectus for specific BTEC subject requirements. you for practice. You’ll also benefit from our outreach training programme. It’s one of the most For more information about entry requirements, please contact the department. rigorous placement programmes in the UK. Treating To find out if you’re eligible for additional consideration or an alternative offer, visit: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/apply/access-sheffield patients of all ages and backgrounds in real work Related course environments sharpens your skills and gives you Health and Human Sciences with Foundation Year (alternative route for mature students) Page 198 a head start in your career. H 122 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 123 H

“The course structure is very effective in helping you develop academically, each year gets progressively more specialised and steadily builds your skills as a historian.”

Sarah Bramham BA History

Nursing (p158) Careers and employability We offer single-locality clinical placements, Careers in health professions are extremely  www.sheffield.ac.uk/history meaning you’ll gain practical experience of rewarding, giving you the chance to have a real, life- History  [email protected]  +44 (0)114 222 2552 hospital, community and primary care services changing impact on the lives of children and adults. within a single geographic area. This will give you Our Nursing, Orthoptics and Speech and Language an excellent understanding of the ‘patient pathway’, Therapy degrees are all three-year courses. The and how local health services work together to Dental Hygiene and Dental Therapy course is a Typical A Level requirements care for their communities. 27-month course. Upon completion you’ll be eligible UK top 5 for history AAB to register with the relevant professional body and The Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide 2020

Orthoptics (p160) begin your career. Additional opportunities Orthoptists help to improve the lives of children and 3rd in the UK for • Degree with employment experience world-leading research adults who have visual defects and abnormalities Graduates of our health professions courses • Study abroad of eye movement, such as double vision or squint. typically earn an average salary of £22,000 after Research Excellence Framework 2014 Led by Professor Helen Davis (who co-authored the six months, before progressing through the health leading textbook in the field), we are one of only two service’s pay scales. With experience, advancement universities in England to train professionals in the and specialist development, salaries can reach Our courses are about opening your eyes to Our unique approach specialist area of orthoptics. £40,000–£60,000. the world and all its possibilities. Whatever Study with us and you’ll get a taste of hands-on your chosen career, we can help you develop history, with practical experience and opportunities Speech and Language Therapy (p186) the intellectual skills you’ll need to succeed. for work placements and volunteering. Speech and language professionals provide life-changing treatment and support for patients There’s a maximum of 12 people in your seminars with a range of speech, language and hearing during the first year – so you’ll get to share ideas in problems. Through our on-site speech and language Related courses a close and supportive environment. When it comes therapy clinic, you’ll gain real practical experience Dentistry Page 87 to doing your dissertation, you’ll have individual of supporting children and adults with various Bio-dental Science and Technology Page 56 support from one of your tutors. You’ll build a close communication disabilities, preparing you for a Health and Human Sciences Page 119 working relationship with your personal tutor who’ll successful career. Medicine Page 144 help you settle in and reach your full potential. H 124 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 125 HA

Work experience articles for our online magazine; or exploring oral You can study our courses with the Degree with history through talking to local residents in our Employment Experience option. This allows you Witness project. to apply for a placement year during your degree where you’ll gain valuable experience and improve What our graduates do your employability. History graduates are highly skilled and readily employable. Our students become history History in the City teachers, accountants and consultants, civil Studying history at Sheffield also gives you the servants, lawyers, museum curators, and archivists opportunity to get involved in a range of exciting or journalists. Many continue to masters or activities through our History in the City programme, doctorate level. Companies that have employed helping you to engage with history in new ways and our graduates include Accenture, Ernst and Young, get even more out of your degree. History in the PricewaterhouseCoopers and DLA Piper. You’ll find City is student-led so you can get involved in the our graduates in organisations ranging from the committee or just take part in one of our projects Foreign and Commonwealth Office, to the Imperial A creative place to study BA History and Politics such as mentoring A Level students; taking historical War Museum and the National Archives, to BBC You’ll work with award-winning academics on Contemporary politics and political theory, artefacts to local schools to engage students in Online and The Guardian. projects that bring history to life, from online history particularly in Britain and Europe, is complemented history from a younger age; writing and/or editing blog New Histories – run entirely by students – to by the study of social and cultural themes in history. WikiAmerica, the history of America all in one place. Our students are passionate about what they do and BA History and Sociology it shows. You can also learn the craft of the historian Studying both subjects, you’ll develop an on our History Workshop module. You’ll work closely understanding of past societies and patterns of UCAS Code | Course A Level IB BTEC Additional information with one of our academics on real-life research, social change. BA(Honours) giving you an insight into what historians actually do. V100 History Typically including History or Classical Civilisation BA History and Philosophy A Level grade A or IB Higher Level grade 6 BA History A knowledge of philosophy can make you a very VL12 History and Politics Typically including History or Classical Civilisation We cover past societies, from the late antiquity effective student of history, and your history A Level grade A or IB Higher Level grade 6 through to the modern period, addressing political, modules will help you to understand the context of GCSE Maths grade 4 or C VL13 History and Sociology Only considered Typically including History or Classical Civilisation social and cultural themes in history. You’ll learn to some of the great works of philosophy. AAB 34 when combined with A Level or IB Higher Level grade 5 other qualifications exercise independent judgement, to be critical of VV15 History and Philosophy Typically including History or Classical Civilisation accepted opinion and to present your arguments BA Archaeology and History A Level or IB Higher Level grade 5 effectively. This course offers a chance to experience practical VW13 History and Music Typically including History or Classical Civilisation at A Level or IB Higher level grade 5 and including Music or Music Technology and theoretical archaeology. In your final year you’ll at A Level or IB Higher Level grade 5 (or Grade 8 Practical BA English and History undertake extended research, allowing you to (ABRSM/Trinity/ Rockschool) + grade 5 Theory (ABRSM/ Trinity)) By studying these natural partners together you’ll combine your knowledge of history and archaeology. Part-time: History BA(Honours) is available to study part-time and has the same entry requirements as the full-time course. For details on how to understand the historical context of the great works apply for the part-time option, contact the department.

of literature, and develop skills in literary analysis BA Chinese Studies and History English language requirements: see page 209. that will serve you well in the study of historical BA Japanese Studies and History Other qualifications: we accept a wide range of qualifications from the UK and around the world, either as a single qualification type or in combination. sources. These four-year courses allow you to learn a language You’ll find details of the other qualifications we accept on page 208 or on our online prospectus: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/courses and spend a year at a university in China or Japan. BTEC: please check our online prospectus for specific BTEC subject requirements. BA History and Modern You don’t need prior experience of either language. Languages and Cultures For more information about entry requirements, please contact the department. This four-year course allows you to learn a language BA History and Music To find out if you’re eligible for additional consideration or an alternative offer, visit: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/apply/access-sheffield with history. You spend your third year abroad. This course offers the chance to study a wide range of Related courses Optional modules focus on the literature, culture musical genres including classical, pop, jazz, folk and Archaeology and History Page 46 and language of your chosen country. world music alongside political, social and cultural History with Foundation Year (alternative route for mature students) Page 198 history from the ancient world to the modern day. History and Modern Languages and Cultures Page 149 AJ 126 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 127 AJ

with international reputations, who write the Yorkshire Post, Soccer AM, and local and national textbooks that journalists learn from. radio. Check out jusplacement.group.shef.ac.uk and #jusplacement on Twitter to see what our students As part of your course, you’ll practise journalism say about their placements. You’ll build up your own for real, covering your own patch in the city. We’ll professional network and get to know journalism help you to develop practical skills like finding inside out. and researching stories, interviewing techniques, data journalism, camera and digital editing, mobile What our graduates do reporting and publishing. Every assignment will Our graduates are highly regarded by employers present a different challenge. You could be on location and work right across the media. Many begin on filming for a documentary. You may be reporting from local newspapers and radio as junior reporters a courtroom on the details of a criminal prosecution. and the best move up to national or international Another day could find you interviewing a celebrity or level in roles such as editor or digital media editor. a sports star. You’ll face real-time deadlines for your Some specialise in social media or video production. reporting and publish your work on public-facing Recent graduates have gone on to work in media sites, just like pro journalists. roles with the BBC, Bloomberg, Daily Mail, Endemol, Good Housekeeping, The Guardian, Marie Claire,  www.sheffield.ac.uk/journalism Journalism Studies  [email protected] At the same time you’ll be immersed in journalism’s Press Association, Yahoo UK and local newspapers  +44 (0)114 222 2500 bigger picture: the fascinating ethical and legal issues and radio, and in communications work with with faced by reporters and editors; the profession’s rich Morrisons, Oxford University Press, Center Parcs, history; public and political communication; threats to Royal Television Society, local authorities, police, PR freedom of expression; the impact of digital media on agencies, retailers, colleges and universities. Typical A Level requirements 1st in the UK for journalism societies around the world. You’ll learn journalism by ABB The Complete University Guide 2020 doing journalism – and you’ll learn why it matters. “The practical elements of the course Additional opportunities UK top five for journalism Your work experience will enable you to build up were the most useful for me – being • Degree with employment experience allocated a patch of the city to The Guardian University League Table 2020 a portfolio of work and put together a CV. Our • Foundation year The Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide 2020 many connections in the industry, together with cover allowed me to experience real • Study abroad our dedicated employability officer, help to open reporting for the first time, building up a huge range of work experience opportunities. up a contacts base and learning to We’ll find a placement for you or support you to recognise good news stories.”

See the bigger picture by joining the UK’s about the life stories of people, societies, and arrange one yourself. Settings for recent placements Martha Kelner number one journalism department. Editors entire continents. have included ITV Tonight, Liverpool Echo, Press Sports Correspondent, Sky News know a Sheffield graduate can make a Association (news, features and sport), Gay Times, world-class journalist. We don’t just teach you how – we show you why. That’s why editors know a Sheffield graduate can make a world-class journalist. UCAS Code | Course A Level IB BTEC How we teach BA(Honours) Many universities teach journalism, but we show our Professional accreditation P500 Journalism Studies ABB 33 DDD students journalism’s bigger picture. Our BA Journalism Studies degree is currently English language requirements: see page 209.

accredited by the National Council for the Training Other qualifications: we accept a wide range of qualifications from the UK and around the world, either as a single qualification type or in combination. Study with us and you’ll learn vital practical skills: of Journalists and the Professional Publishers You’ll find details of the other qualifications we accept on page 208 or on our online prospectus: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/courses

how to spot big stories and write sparkling copy, Association. BTEC: please check our online prospectus for specific BTEC subject requirements. video editing, shorthand and advanced social media. For more information about entry requirements, please contact the department. Because of our research expertise as an elite Russell Learn from professionals Group university, you’ll also discover how journalism Join us and you’ll be taught by professional journalists To find out if you’re eligible for additional consideration or an alternative offer, visit: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/apply/access-sheffield is part of an epic social narrative about right and with years of experience in TV, radio, newspapers and Related course wrong, liberty and democracy, war and peace; magazines; and by influential academic researchers Journalism with Foundation Year (alternative route for mature students) Page 198 L 128 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 129 AL

Courses that work proposals affect the environment. You’ll study urban Our courses are designed to meet the needs of the theory, planning and practice, and the complex modern profession. You’ll work on real landscape relationship between people and the environment. projects, developed through experimentation and This combination of design skills and broader discussion in the design studio. You’ll develop skills knowledge is good preparation for a career working in teamworking, presentation, project management alongside other environmental design professionals. “I decided to study landscape architecture and IT. to combine my love of art and geography. BSc Landscape Architecture It’s a subject that gives me practical skills Out and about Including specialist training in ecology, this course and will lead to a career where I can We believe that landscape architecture is best is designed to equip you with a specific set of influence the way people live on a daily learned outdoors, so field trips and site visits are an skills that will set you apart from other landscape basis. We also get to go on a lot of field essential part of your learning. Plant and tree walks graduates. The focus is on urban regeneration and trips, which is always fun.” will improve your botanical knowledge, while history development. You’ll work on green technologies Emily James lectures take place in the grounds of some of the such as sustainable urban drainage, green roofs and BA Landscape Architecture most significant landscapes in the UK. Students go brownfield restoration. You’ll understand the impact on a week-long residential trip – most recently to of design proposals on habitats and be able to assist Reykjavik, Vienna and Munich – the cost of which is in the restoration of degraded environments. included in your course fee. What our graduates do  www.sheffield.ac.uk/landscape Professional accreditation Our graduates are in demand: the latest figures Landscape  [email protected]  +44 (0)114 222 0602 All our undergraduate courses are accredited by show that 100 per cent of our home undergraduate Architecture the Landscape Institute. They’re the only accredited students secured employment or further study courses in the UK to combine training in landscape within six months of graduation. Industry figures architecture with a specialism in another field. come to our end of year exhibition and advertise Both our undergraduate degrees include a year vacancies with us. Our graduates work all over the Typical A Level requirements UK top 5 for town and country in practice, which will allow you to develop your world and find employment in private practice, ABB planning and landscape portfolio, whilst being paid, and help you to gain community development agencies, local authorities The Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide 2020 valuable professional experience. and national governments. Alumni include a Additional opportunities former President of the International Federation • Degree with employment experience BA Landscape Architecture of Landscape Architects and multiple RHS medal • Study abroad The aim of this course is to train landscape winners. architects who understand planning and how design

Our Landscape Institute accredited courses As the only independent department of landscape UCAS Code | Course A Level IB BTEC will teach you how to design, plan and architecture in the UK, we have the breadth of BA(Honours) manage inspirational places that benefit expertise to encourage our students’ ambitions in K3K4 Landscape Architecture ABB 33 DDD people and nature. the directions that excite them the most. BSc(Honours) KC39 Landscape Architecture ABB 33 DDD Shaping the city English language requirements: see page 209. A creative profession Sheffield is a dynamic city and an ideal place in Other qualifications: we accept a wide range of qualifications from the UK and around the world, either as a single qualification type or in combination. Landscape architecture is about the design, planning which to study landscape architecture. Its changing You’ll find details of the other qualifications we accept on page 208 or on our online prospectus: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/courses and management of places that benefit people and face has been shaped by department-led initiatives BTEC: please check our online prospectus for specific BTEC subject requirements. nature. Landscape architects create spaces between like Grey to Green and Love Square, which give For more information about entry requirements, please contact the department. buildings that are both inspirational and functional. students the chance to be involved with live projects If you have a flair for creativity and a passion for and see the difference landscape architecture can To find out if you’re eligible for additional consideration or an alternative offer, visit: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/apply/access-sheffield improving the environment and people’s lives, then make. Sheffield combines the urban with awe- Related courses landscape architecture could be for you. inspiring views of the neighbouring Peak District, Architecture and Landscape Page 50 making it a rich learning and research environment. Landscape Architecture with Foundation Year (alternative route for mature students) Page 198 L 130 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 131 AL

East Asian Studies (p90) Related courses As one of Europe’s leading centres for research Archaeology and Modern Languages & Cultures Page 149 Business Management and Japanese Studies Page 69 on East Asia, our work promotes understanding of Business Management the world’s most dynamic region. Our courses will and Modern Languages & Cultures Page 149 immerse you in the languages and cultures of China, Chinese Studies Page 92 Japan and Korea. We focus on the business, politics, Chinese Studies and Business Management Page 92 societies, cultures, economies and history of modern Chinese Studies and History Page 124 and contemporary East Asia. Chinese Studies with Japanese Page 92 Civil Engineering with a Modern Language Page 79 Law (p132) East Asian Studies Page 90 Economics and Modern Languages & Cultures Page 149 Our School of Law offers four-year degree Electronic and Electrical Engineering programmes, which combine the study of law with with a Modern Language Page 149 the continued development of your French, German English and Modern Languages & Cultures Page 149 or Spanish language skills. You can also study History and Modern Languages & Cultures Page 124 Law with Chinese Law with no prior knowledge Japanese Studies Page 92 of Mandarin. You’ll study the legal and political Japanese Studies and History Page 124 structure of the relevant country and spend your Korean Studies Page 92 Korean Studies with Japanese Page 92 third year abroad studying at a partner university. Law (with Chinese Law) Page 133 Law (with Spanish Law) Page 133 Mathematics (p138) Linguistics and Japanese Studies Page 110 You can study French, German or Spanish language Linguistics and Modern Languages & Cultures Page 149 modules alongside mathematics. You’ll spend your Mathematics with French Page 139 third year abroad, learning maths in the relevant Mathematics with German Page 139 language. Mathematics with Spanish Page 139 Mechanical Engineering with French Page 142 Languages Engineering (p104) Mechanical Engineering with German Page 142 It’s possible to study some engineering subjects Mechanical Engineering with Spanish Page 142 at Sheffield alongside a language. These include: civil Modern Languages and Cultures Page 149 Music and Korean Studies Page 149 engineering, electronic and electrical engineering, Music and Modern Languages & Cultures Page 149 and mechanical engineering. Philosophy and Modern Languages & Cultures Page 149 Politics and Modern Languages & Cultures Page 149 You’ll study with passionate, trained linguists to School of Languages and Cultures (p149) Languages for All develop your skills and understanding of language You can choose to study one, two or three languages Languages for All is our university-wide scheme across cultures and countries. You can combine from the following: Catalan, Czech, Dutch, French, for all students wishing to develop foreign language learning a language with a wide range of other German, Italian, Luxembourgish, Portuguese, Russian skills. This could be a learning a language from subjects. Languages you can study at the University and Spanish. You will study languages within the scratch, or continuing to build on language skills of Sheffield include: context of their cultures through our dynamic and learnt at school or college. Languages for All can innovative research-led teaching. All of our languages count towards your overall course mark depending • Arabic • Korean can be taken from beginners’ level and you will on whether you have unrestricted credits in • Catalan • Latin spend your third year studying or working abroad. your degree programme. • Chinese • Luxembourgish • Czech • Polish • Dutch • Portuguese • French • Russian • German • Spanish • Irish • Italian • Japanese L 132 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 133 AL

Pro bono and voluntary experience LLB Law and Criminology We have many places for voluntary work experience, Criminology is a major specialism here – this which gives you the chance to do real client work that programme was one of the first of its type in has a positive impact in the community. You can get the country. Our three-year course covers the involved in our free legal clinic and the Miscarriages foundational legal subjects and combines them with of Justice Review Centre, an opportunity to work on a thorough study of the principles of criminology. cases of wrongful imprisonment. You can work on These include criminal justice, explanations of our commercial pro bono project, on our criminal crime and punishment, and other responses to the justice initiative or at the courts, providing help and phenomenon of crime. support to individual litigants. You can also work with several local charities as a trained adviser, helping LLB Law (with Spanish or Chinese Law) individuals with their legal problems. These four-year degrees combine the study of law with the development of language skills. The courses Our courses focus on the legal and political structure of Spain Our courses have been designed by our top or China and provide you with expertise in the law academics in consultation with the legal profession of the relevant country. You’ll spend your third to maximise your employability. You’ll gain skills such year abroad studying in the law faculty of a partner as logic and reasoning, networking, understanding university, developing both your legal knowledge and of professional communication, teamwork and your language skills. On the LLB Law with Spanish

 www.sheffield.ac.uk/law independent research so as soon as you finish Law course you will be taught in Spanish during Law  [email protected] your course, you’ll be prepared to enter the your year abroad. On the LLB Law with Chinese Law  +44 (0)114 222 6771 workplace and hit the ground running. course your year abroad will be taught in English, so no prior knowledge of Mandarin is required. LLB Law Returning to Sheffield for your final year, you choose This three-year course introduces you to all from a range of optional modules to complete your Typical A Level requirements A World Top 100 law department the subjects you need to develop a critical studies. AAA–AAB The Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2020 understanding of modern English law. You’ll learn how the law works in our society and how it changes BA Criminology Additional opportunities 90% overall satisfaction and develops. There is a great deal of flexibility built Criminology has been taught here for more • Study abroad National Student Survey 2019 into the Sheffield LLB curriculum. Our range of than 35 years and we are proud of our outstanding • Degree with employment experience expertise means we can offer a choice of optional reputation in this area. On this three-year course, UK top 10 for research excellence modules. Whether you choose commercial-based you’ll be taught by internationally-renowned Research Excellence Framework 2014 subjects, or international law, human rights, or criminologists, whose research influences their criminal law and evidence, you can build your LLB to teaching. We have one of the largest study suit your strengths and career aspirations. abroad programmes in the UK. You’ll examine real-world examples of crime LLB Law (European and International) and punishment, and get to grips with the history This is a four-year course including a year of of how different societies have understood and A first-class law school with an international Your teachers will be researching the very latest studying abroad in a choice of over 75 destinations. responded to crime. You’ll also choose between outlook, combining real-world experience aspects of law and criminology and amongst them It covers all the basic subjects in the Common Law a range of optional modules that cover topics like with the highest academic standards. are practising legal professionals. Their discoveries of England and Wales, but with an emphasis on the policing, youth justice and internet crime. We have become yours, as their research filters into teaching. European and international legal contexts. links with international centres of criminal justice and criminology, including in the US. Make a difference Top law firms regularly visit us to meet our students You study the principles of comparative law in the All of our courses prepare you for the challenges of and take a hands-on approach by contributing first year, and international law in the second year. professional life. Learning to identify and address to your wider education. They also interview our You spend your third year studying law – in English – the complex legal, moral, ethical or social questions high-achieving students for jobs. at one of our partner universities overseas. You then that underpin the law is key to your success here. return to Sheffield to complete your final year. AL 134 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 135 M

Study abroad students have also taken up careers in the criminal Our degrees have a strong international focus justice system and in a wide range of managerial to prepare you for a career that could take you professions. anywhere. Our study abroad scheme is one of the largest of its kind in the UK and includes GLOSS “The MEng Materials courses at Sheffield destinations in Europe, Australia, China, the US and Our department is part of the University’s Faculty include an extended five-month work Canada. of Social Sciences so our students can take part placement or research project. My in exciting initiatives like our Global Learning placement gave me the chance to take the If you’re taking a three-year course you can extend Opportunities in the Social Sciences (GLOSS) theory I have learned in lectures and labs your degree and study abroad for a year. scheme. GLOSS gives both undergraduate and and apply it to an industrial setting, which postgraduate students the chance to apply to attend has been really beneficial for me.” What our graduates do major international summits like the G20. Megan White Many of our students enter the legal profession as MEng Materials Science and Engineering barristers or solicitors. Upon completion of our LLB Find out more here: www.sheffield.ac.uk/gloss courses, you’ll be eligible to take the MA in Legal Practice (Legal Practice Course) or Bar Professional Training Course for entry to the legal profession in  www.sheffield.ac.uk/materials England and Wales, either as a solicitor or barrister. Materials Science  [email protected]  +44 (0)114 222 5467 Many of our graduates secure training contracts and Engineering as solicitors in top law firms. Our former students have joined global, national and regional law firms, barristers’ chambers and have become judges. Three Lord Justices of Appeal are among our former Typical A Level requirements 1st in the UK Russell Group for Graduate Direct entry Foundation year graduates and regularly visit to support us. With Prospects in Materials Technology AAA–AAB BBB–BBC all the opportunities and skills on offer here, our The Times Good University Guide 2020

Additional opportunities 2nd in the UK for overall satisfaction • Degree with employment experience UCAS Code | Course A Level IB BTEC Additional information National Student Survey 2019 • Study abroad LLB(Honours) M100 Law AAA 36 D*DD Guaranteed five-month extended industrial M120 Law (European and International) placement for all MEng students. M930 Law and Criminology DDD M1M4 Law (with Spanish Law) Only considered when combined Spanish at A Level or AAB 34 with other qualifications IB Higher Level grade 5 M1M5 Law (with Chinese Law) DDD Our courses are designed to inspire and Materials science teaches us what things are BA(Honours) challenge you to achieve your best. Based made of and why they behave as they do. Materials M900 Criminology AAB 34 DDD on the latest developments in research and engineering shows us how to apply knowledge to Subject requirements for M1M5 Law (with Chinese Law): applicants are not required to hold an A Level language as the course is taught in industry, our multidisciplinary teaching make better things and to make things better. With English in both centres. prepares you for the professional world. this expertise, you can bring about real advances in Additional requirements: At least two of the three A Levels offered should be in acceptable subjects. For more details please refer to: technology leading to improvements to society and www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/policies/alevel the environment. English language requirements: see page 209. What is materials science and engineering? Other qualifications: we accept a wide range of qualifications from the UK and around the world, either as a single qualification type or in combination. Materials is an extremely important area of Why study at Sheffield? You’ll find details of the other qualifications we accept on page 208 or on our online prospectus: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/courses technology as any physical thing that is made Sheffield has always been a centre of materials BTEC: please check our online prospectus for specific BTEC subject requirements. has to be created from materials. Frequently the innovation, and with a history of research excellence

For more information about entry requirements, please contact the department. properties those materials can achieve are what that can be traced back more than 138 years, this controls the performance. department was one of the foundation stones of To find out if you’re eligible for additional consideration or an alternative offer, visit: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/apply/access-sheffield the University. MA 136 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 137 MA

Take control of your career Engineering (Research) degree will complete a With all our BEng and MEng courses, you’ll have placement in one of our research centres, as well the opportunity to work closely with industry and as a series of mini-projects, each six weeks long, current research – a great way of getting additional giving you exposure to a diverse range of research experience and improving your CV. domains, techniques and equipment.

Students on the BEng degree can apply for a What our graduates do summer placement via the University Careers Prospective employers recognise the value of our Service and complete a one-year placement in courses, and that students are fully equipped to industry, supported by the Employability apply their knowledge to industry and further Placement Team, at the end of Year 2. research. Above all else they value graduates with specialist skills and personal experience. We strive to give you an unforgettable experience. BEng Materials Science Students on the MEng degree will complete a five- By accessing state-of-the-art multidisciplinary and Engineering (Year in Industry) month placement in industry and take part in three Our graduates work for organisations including engineering laboratories, direct contact with This four-year degree combines the core BEng Industrial Training Programmes (ITP) which include Atkins, McLaren, Rolls-Royce and Airbus as materials industrial partners, and excellent learning resources, degree with an opportunity to spend a year on an industry contact throughout years 3 and 4. engineers, metallurgists, manufacturing engineers, you will be given the opportunity and support to industrial placement. Students on the MEng Materials Science and research scientists and in other roles. develop the skills you need to succeed at university and flourish in your career once you graduate. MEng Materials Science UCAS Code | Course A Level IB BTEC Additional information and Engineering (Research) MEng(Honours) Professional accreditation This unique degree helps to prepare you for a J500 Materials Science All our degree courses are fully accredited by the research career, doctoral research leading to and Engineering IOM3, meaning they count towards later professional a PhD, or an alternative career as, for example, J505 Materials Science and Only considered when Two of Maths, Physics or Chemistry at A Level registration as an Incorporated Engineer (IEng) a patent attorney. Engineering (Research) AAA 36 combined with other or IB Higher Level grade 6 or Chartered Engineer (CEng). F2H8 Materials Science with qualifications GCSE Maths grade 6 or B Nuclear Engineering MEng Materials Science J200 Metallurgy BEng or MEng Materials with Nuclear Engineering BEng(Honours) Science and Engineering This course has been designed in consultation with JH51 Materials Science and In our core undergraduate degree, you’ll discover the nuclear industry to help meet their extensive Engineering Only considered when Two of Maths, Physics or Chemistry at A Level the underlying principles of materials science, and needs for new materials. J591 Materials Science and AAB 34 combined with other or IB Higher Level grade 6,5 Engineering with a Year qualifications how these are applied across materials engineering GCSE Maths grade 6 or B in Industry situations. You can keep your course general or MEng Metallurgy Foundation Year tailor your degree with optional materials modules. Drawing on the great history of metallurgy J501 Materials Science and BBB–BBC 32–31 DDD Dependent on subjects studied in Sheffield, this course focuses on the nature, Engineering with a Minimum GCSE Maths and Science grade 6 or B Foundation Year As well as lectures and tutorials, you’ll learn properties and processing of metals. It includes A Level General Studies and Critical Thinking not accepted through experiencing real-world engineering an industrial placement in the metals industry. Subject requirements for J500, J505, F2H8, J200, JH51, J591: GCSE grade 4 or C required in Physics or Chemistry if not taken at A Level situations with extensive practical work in important or IB Higher Level.

manufacturing processes and using the latest MEng Materials Science and English language requirements: see page 209. investigative equipment. In your second year you will Engineering with a Foundation Year Other qualifications: we accept a wide range of qualifications from the UK and around the world, either as a single qualification type or in combination. reverse engineer an everyday object to understand If you want to study with us but don’t meet our You’ll find details of the other qualifications we accept on page 208 or on our online prospectus: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/courses which materials are used and why. You’ll then report standard entry requirements, our foundation year BTEC: please check our online prospectus for specific BTEC subject requirements. your findings to industrial experts. could be for you. You’ll learn the fundamentals of maths, physics and engineering in a variety of For more information about entry requirements, please contact the department. If you enjoy a specific area of materials science, you innovative ways to prepare you for your degree. To find out if you’re eligible for additional consideration or an alternative offer, visit: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/apply/access-sheffield may choose to switch to one of the following more Related courses specialised courses before the end of the second year. For more information about our foundation year, Aerospace Engineering Page 43 see page 197 or visit www.sheffield.ac.uk/sefy Bioengineering Page 58 General Engineering (MEng/BEng) Page 112 M 138 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 139 M

“...each lecturer is so passionate about their subject... you learn because you can see how much they enjoy it and how much they’re willing to help you understand.”

Elizabeth Gear BSc Mathematics

Mathematics Society (SUMS), who organise socials, You can apply directly for one of our degrees sports and fundraisers, and help influence changes with a placement year. Alternatively, you can  www.sheffield.ac.uk/maths/prospectiveug you’d like to see on your course. find work experience during your degree, and Mathematics  [email protected]  +44 (0)114 222 3999 add Employment Experience to your degree title. and Statistics Mathematics – BSc or MMath The MMath is our flagship course for those thinking Mathematics with a Language of a career as a professional mathematician. MMath (French, German or Spanish) and BSc students study identical courses for You’ll study language modules alongside Typical A Level requirements 3rd in the Russell Group the first two years, after which MMath students mathematics. Your third year is spent at a French, AAA–AAB for overall satisfaction progress to more advanced material. Both courses German or Spanish university, learning mathematics National Student Survey 2019 offer you a huge range of optional modules, from in the relevant language. You’ll need a qualification Additional opportunities codes and cryptography to mathematical biology. in the relevant language before starting one of these • Placement year courses. • Study abroad A large part of the final year of the MMath course is spent on a research project, providing an Mathematics with Study in Europe opportunity for independent study, guided by a Your third year is spent at a European university, From geometry to probability, our courses Our range of courses member of academic staff in their area of expertise. learning mathematics in the language of the country. cover all aspects of mathematics, pure and As well as our standard mathematics courses, we To prepare, you’ll take language modules as well as applied. With modules in finance, science, give you the opportunity to do something a little Mathematics and Statistics – BSc or MMath mathematics in your first two years. engineering and medical applications, different as part of your degree. You can study These degrees are for those who wish to specialise we showcase the wide-ranging relevance abroad, do a work placement, or both. You can in statistics, whilst developing broader mathematical Mathematics with a Year Abroad and importance of mathematics. also study mathematics with other subjects, understanding. You’ll learn statistical data analysis You could take part of your degree at one of our from finance to philosophy. and computing skills, and have the opportunity English-speaking partner universities in, for example, A broad range of mathematics to apply these in project work. Our Mathematics Australia, North America or Singapore. Our staff apply maths in lots of ways you might Our community and Statistics degrees are accredited by the Royal not expect, such as tracking animal movements or There are lots of ways to explore your passion Statistical Society. Financial Mathematics understanding black holes. We’ve also got lots of for mathematics with other students. At pizza This degree focuses on mathematics used in expertise in traditional areas of pure mathematics, seminars you can solve puzzles together over a Mathematics with Placement Year quantitative finance applications, such as models like algebraic geometry and number theory. This few slices. You can inspire young people across You have the opportunity to spend a year of your of fluctuations of share prices on the stock means you’ll have lots of module options, from Sheffield with mathematics through our schools degree on a placement: working while you learn, exchange, financial derivatives and corporate cryptography to machine learning. programme. You can even take part in international earning while you work, and gaining valuable finance. Modules in enterprise, business and rocket competitions by joining our Sheffield Space experience. Recent employers include Lloyds Bank, economics are taught by the Management School Initiative. There’s also the Sheffield University L’Oréal and Goldman Sachs. and the Department of Economics. MA 140 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 141 M

Mathematics and Philosophy and make informed decisions by interpreting figures. This is a challenging and rewarding combination. Both subjects require careful, rigorous reasoning as well Sheffield maths graduates are often recruited as imagination. The philosophy side of the course is by leading graduate employers such as “You’ll ultimately achieve one of the most flexible as there are no compulsory modules. PriceWaterhouseCoopers, KPMG and Deloitte, going employable and highly regarded degrees on to successful careers in finance, accounting, tax, that provides you with tremendous career What our graduates do pensions, insurance and actuarial work. opportunities.” Mathematics and statistics graduates are essential Oliver Baseley to the world’s economy in the age of big data. Many Others work in IT, for employers ranging from the Mechanical Engineering of our students apply their numerical skills in the BBC to the Ministry of Defence, or for organisations financial sector, but many other industries now need that manage large amounts of data, such as the NHS. graduates with the ability to process and analyse large You can also take your specialist skills to the next level data sets, solve problems with mathematical precision with a postgraduate degree.  www.sheffield.ac.uk/mecheng Mechanical  [email protected]  +44 (0)114 222 7801 UCAS Code | Course A Level IB BTEC Additional information MMath(Honours) Engineering G103 Mathematics AAA 36 D*DD Maths at A Level or IB Higher Level grade 6 G102 Mathematics with Study in Europe AAB 34 DDD Maths at A Level grade A or IB Higher Level grade 6 GCSE grade A* or 8 or AS Level grade B or A Level grade C in a Modern Foreign Language Typical A Level requirements No 1 in the Russell Group G106 Mathematics with Study Abroad AAA 36 D*DD Maths at A Level or IB Higher Level grade 6 Direct entry Foundation year for overall satisfaction G1R1 Mathematics with French Language A Level Maths grade A and French grade B AAA BBB–BBC National Student Survey 2019 IB Higher Level Maths grade 6 and French grade 5 Only considered Additional opportunities G1R2 Mathematics with German Language when combined A Level Maths grade A and German grade B AAB 34 • Degree with employment experience with other IB Higher Level Maths grade 6 and German grade 5 qualifications G1R4 Mathematics with Spanish Language A Level Maths grade A and Spanish grade B • Study abroad IB Higher Level Maths grade 6 and Spanish grade 5 G110 Mathematics and Statistics GG12 Mathematics with Placement Year AAA 36 D*DD Maths at A Level or IB Higher Level grade 6 GG14 Mathematics and Statistics with All our courses give you the chance to Get involved Placement Year work on real engineering projects with Alongside different engineering project weeks BSc(Honours) our partners in industry. and development programmes, our students are G100 Mathematics involved in a huge range of extra-curricular activities GN13 Financial Mathematics AAB 34 DDD Maths A Level grade A or IB Higher Level grade 6 – from building single-seat racing cars and human VG51 Mathematics and Philosophy About us powered aircraft, to designing and manufacturing a G112 Mathematics and Statistics At Sheffield, our students learn by doing – sustainable wind turbine, energy efficient vehicles, GG11 Mathematics with Placement Year connecting engineering theory to practice. This rockets, and more. GG13 Mathematics and Statistics with AAA 36 D*DD Maths at A Level or IB Higher Level grade 6 Placement Year means our courses will challenge and engage you, English language requirements: see page 209. but also help you to develop the skills, knowledge Professional accreditation and experience that employers look for. You’ll have All of our courses are accredited by the Institution of Other qualifications: we accept a wide range of qualifications from the UK and around the world, either as a single qualification type or in combination. You’ll find details of the other qualifications we accept on page 208 or on our online prospectus: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/courses the chance to manufacture and prototype your Mechanical Engineers. Our MEng courses meet all of designs, as well as being introduced to business and the academic requirements for Chartered Engineer BTEC: please check our online prospectus for specific BTEC subject requirements. management in an engineering context. You’ll be (CEng) status. Our BEng courses meet, in part, the For more information about entry requirements, please contact the department. taught by academics who are experts in their fields, academic requirements for Chartered Engineer To find out if you’re eligible for additional consideration or an alternative offer, visit: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/apply/access-sheffield with a wealth of experience and links with industry status and students will need to complete some Related courses and research. You’ll also have the chance to work on further learning to meet them in full. Accounting and Financial Management and Mathematics Page 40 real-life projects with our industrial partners – such Business Management and Mathematics Page 69 as Rolls-Royce, Siemens and Network Rail – giving Economics and Mathematics Page 96 you experience that will support your employability. MA 142 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 143 MA

MEng Mechanical Engineering MEng Mechanical Engineering engineering with an introduction to business and Mechanical Engineering This is the most flexible of our MEng degrees. with a Year in North America management in an engineering context and an with a Foundation Year It covers fundamental engineering principles, With our study abroad programme, you can study individual project in an area that interests you. If you want to study with us but don’t meet our while giving you the freedom to follow individual at a leading university in the USA or Canada as part standard entry requirements, our foundation year interests in your third and fourth years. There is a of your degree without extending the length of BEng Mechanical Engineering could be for you. You’ll learn the fundamentals strong focus on engineering design and modelling your course. You’ll study core topics in mechanical with a Year in Industry of maths, physics and engineering in a variety of throughout the course, which gives you plenty of engineering while experiencing a different culture This degree follows the same syllabus as the BEng innovative ways to prepare you for your degree. opportunities to apply your theoretical knowledge and developing international business skills. Mechanical Engineering, but is complemented with a to practical engineering problems. You’ll also be year working in a mechanical engineering company. For more information about our foundation year, introduced to business and management in an MEng Mechanical Engineering This will put your academic studies into context see page 197 or visit www.sheffield.ac.uk/sefy engineering context. with French, German or Spanish and improve your skills and employability. You’ll be These courses combine the study of core responsible for finding your own placement but the What our graduates do MEng Mechanical Engineering mechanical engineering topics with language departmental and faculty careers and employability As a Sheffield graduate, you could enter a number with a Year in Industry modules, offering you the chance to spend your teams will help you find the right position and get of different industries and sectors including Following the same syllabus as the MEng Mechanical third year studying mechanical engineering at one of the most out of your placement. manufacturing, transport, power, research, design, Engineering, this course complements your learning our partner universities. A year abroad will help you consultancy and more. with a year working in a mechanical engineering become fluent in your chosen language and offers a company. A year in industry is an excellent fantastic opportunity to experience another culture UCAS Code | Course A Level IB BTEC Additional information opportunity to build a work profile, learn more and develop your confidence and independence. MEng(Honours) about your own career interests, and start your The courses cover all the essentials of mechanical H300 Mechanical Engineering journey towards being a professionally recognised engineering, with an emphasis on modelling and H304 Mechanical Engineering engineer. You’ll be responsible for finding your own design. You’ll be introduced to business and with a Year in Industry Maths and one of Physics or Chemistry placement but the departmental and faculty careers management in an engineering context, and you’ll H3H6 Mechanical Engineering with Biomechanics at A Level or IB Higher Level grade 6 and employability teams will help you find the right also complete an individual project in an area that H3H7 Mechanical Engineering with Biomechanics with a Year in Industry Only considered position, and get the most out of your placement. interests you. AAA 36 when combined with H3R1 Mechanical Engineering with French Maths and one of Physics or Chemistry other qualifications H3R2 Mechanical Engineering with German at A Level or IB Higher Level grade 6 MEng Mechanical Engineering MEng Mechanical Engineering H3R4 Mechanical Engineering with Spanish GCSE grade 7 or A in the chosen language with Biomechanics with a Semester in China H306 Mechanical Engineering with a Semester in China Maths and one of Physics or Chemistry This degree is for students who want a core Our study abroad programme gives you the chance H3T7 Mechanical Engineering with a Year in North at A Level or IB Higher Level grade 6 mechanical engineering curriculum but have an to study at a university in China as part of your America interest in life sciences and non-conventional undergraduate degree, without extending the BEng(Honours) engineering problems. You’ll learn how to apply length of your course. It is a great opportunity H302 Mechanical Engineering Only considered Maths and one of Physics H305 Mechanical Engineering with a Year in Industry AAA 36 when combined with or Chemistry at A Level mechanical engineering concepts to traditional to experience a different culture and develop other qualifications or IB Higher Level grade 6 engineering problems, and then explore how the international business skills, while studying core Foundation Year same principles can be applied to a more challenging topics in mechanical engineering. In China, you’ll H301 Mechanical Engineering with a Foundation Year BBB– 32– DDD Dependent on subjects studied and fascinating problem: the human body. start with an introduction to Chinese culture and BBC 31 Minimum GCSE Maths language and then study the same topics as your and Science grade 6 or B MEng Mechanical Engineering with peers at the University of Sheffield. The course is A Level General Studies and Critical Thinking not accepted Biomechanics with a Year in Industry taught in English. Following the same syllabus as the MEng Mechanical English language requirements: see page 209. Engineering with Biomechanics, this course BEng Mechanical Engineering Other qualifications: we accept a wide range of qualifications from the UK and around the world, either as a single qualification type or in combination. complements your learning with a year working in Our BEng Mechanical Engineering provides an You’ll find details of the other qualifications we accept on page 208 or on our online prospectus: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/courses

industry. This will put your academic studies into excellent alternative to an MEng course if you’d BTEC: please check our online prospectus for specific BTEC subject requirements. context and improve your skills and employability. prefer to study for three years rather than four. For more information about entry requirements, please contact the department. You’ll be responsible for finding your own placement Many students choose this course as they would but the departmental and faculty careers and like to enter the workplace earlier, while others To find out if you’re eligible for additional consideration or an alternative offer, visit: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/apply/access-sheffield employability teams will help you find the right continue their engineering education to an MSc. This Related course position and get the most out of your placement. degree gives you a solid grounding in mechanical General Engineering (MEng/BEng) Page 112 M 144 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 145 MA

Structure of the MBChB programme Graduate entry Graduates are welcome to apply to our five-year Phase 1: September to June year one programme. There is no upper age restriction for Introduction to Medical Studies and Medical entry to the course. However, students should be of Sciences, Systems-based Learning and Teaching an age where they are able to commit to the medical in the Basic Medical Sciences (cardiovascular, profession and NHS for a number of years. respiratory, gastrointestinal tract and liver, nervous, musculoskeletal, skin, blood, genitourinary, Graduates with an appropriate life sciences endocrine and reproductive systems), degree who come from a widening participation “One of the best things about Sheffield is background are welcome to apply to our four-year that we get to be involved with patients Longitudinal Early Years General Practice Placement, graduate-entry medicine programme, which right from the get-go. From first year Multi-Professional Experience, Public Health and bypasses Phase 1. Students start in Phase 2 with an going into GP practices to a project Population Health Science, Student Selected introductory module instead of a research project. attached to a patient in the community, I Components (SSCs) and Integrated Learning feel so proud that Sheffield is training me Activities (ILAs). Disclosure and Barring Service to be a doctor where the patient is at the All medical students are required to undergo a heart of everything I learn.” Phase 2: October year two Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check before to December year three starting the course. Please see page 209 for full Andrew Maud Research Project, Longitudinal Early Years General information. MBChB Medicine Practice Placement, Introduction to the Clinical Sciences, Systems-based Learning and Teaching Health requirements in the Clinical Sciences, Integrated Clinical All medical students are required to show that Demonstrations, Clinical Skills Teaching and they are not infectious carriers of hepatitis B and  www.sheffield.ac.uk/medicine Assessment. Basic Clinical Competencies, Clinical will be required to complete a course of hepatitis Medicine  [email protected] Attachments, SSC in medical ethics and law. Two immunisation after enrolment. Students undergo  +44 (0)114 222 5531 elective periods (one in year 3 and one in year 4) occupational health screening and vaccination as which provide opportunities to study abroad. appropriate on arrival.

Phase 3: January year three So that we can provide effective support, disabled Typical A Level requirements 92% overall satisfaction to December year four applicants, applicants with serious health problems, AAA National Student Survey 2019 Extended Clinical Competencies, Child Health, or applicants who know that they are infected with Women’s Health, Psychiatry, Care of Older People, hepatitis C or HIV must disclose this on their UCAS Neurology, Acute and Critical Care, General Clinical form. All potential students with significant support Our courses offer extensive, clinically-based Five-year course Care, Community Health, Public Health, Palliative needs will be individually assessed to ensure that the education and training, to prepare you for a Based on a patient-centred approach, the course Care, Specialty Attachments, Medical Audit, SSCs, University is able to support them on their chosen career in medicine. is designed around common and important ILAs, and Medical Sciences. Two elective periods course of study. clinical conditions. It relates clinical medicine to (one in year three and one in year four). the underlying medical sciences. You’ll have the If you have a disability, medical condition or learning Pre-admission test opportunity to develop your clinical competencies Phase 4: January to June year five difficulty, including dyslexia, please indicate this on The Medical School is a founding member of UCAT, from the very start. Advanced Clinical Competencies, Clinical your UCAS form. Contact the Medical Admissions a consortium of medical schools across the country Attachments in Medical and Surgical specialties, Office for details of our admissions policy or visit our that has developed a pre-admission test for entry The course includes clinical teaching on wards in SSC and Student Assistantship. Graduation is in department website for more information. to study medicine. All applicants must take this hospitals, clinics (both in general practice and in July of year five. Your year as a Foundation Year 1 test. See our department web pages for further hospitals), lectures, seminars, tutorials, small group doctor begins in August, during which you remain information. work, full body dissection and personal development under the supervision of the relevant postgraduate supported by experienced teachers and personal deanery. Following successful completion of this academic tutors. We aim to ensure you’re well year you’ll be fully registered with the General prepared for a career in medicine. Medical Council (GMC). MA 146 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 147 M

Sheffield Medical Society or go into research. Others join the pharmaceutical Sheffield Medical Society supports and encourages industry, while some become managers in the Sheffield medical students to achieve their full health service. Whatever route you follow, the “Studying microbiology in Sheffield is an potential as doctors of the future, running various undergraduate course prepares you for the lifelong exciting opportunity to become immersed events throughout the academic year including learning needed in medicine. in a dynamic, student-friendly city whilst academic and social events. developing the skills, knowledge and Graduates can provisionally register with the GMC. confidence required to explore the wide What our graduates do This gives you a licence to practise, providing you range of opportunities available beyond After graduating, you may become a Foundation meet all of the GMC’s Fitness to Practise guidelines. university.” Year 1 doctor, working primarily in hospitals to See our department web pages for more information. consolidate your knowledge. This is followed by Ellie Larkins a further foundation year. These two years give What else do I need to know? BSc Microbiology a structured and comprehensive continuation of Competition for places is intense. Applicants must undergraduate studies and lead on to speciality demonstrate commitment to the values in the NHS training. Constitution. Every successful applicant meets or exceeds the conditions of their offer, which is  www.sheffield.ac.uk/mbb  You might choose to become a General Practitioner only made after an interview. It is not possible to Microbiology [email protected]  +44 (0)114 222 2740 (GP) or train to become a hospital consultant. Some reconsider applicants who have not met the grades. graduates become academic teachers of medicine

Typical A Level requirements UK top 5 for overall satisfaction Direct entry Foundation year National Student Survey 2019 AAA–AAB BBC UCAS Code | Course A Level IB BTEC Additional information MBChB(Honours) Additional opportunities 1st in the UK for medically A100 Medicine AAA 36 Not accepted Chemistry or Biology and a second Science required at A Level. Three higher • Year in industry related research (five years) level IB subjects required at grade 6 including Chemistry or Biology and Research Excellence Framework 2014 another science. No less than grade 4 in IB Standard Level subjects. At least 5 grade 7 or A GCSEs including at least 6 or B in Mathematics, English UK Top 10 for biological sciences Language and the Sciences The Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide 2020 A101 Graduate Entry BBB 32 Not accepted Chemistry or Biology required at A level or IB Higher Level grade 5, plus a Medicine 2:1 or higher in an appropriate Life Sciences subject. Applicants must meet (four years) widening participation criteria. GCSE English Language Grade 4 or C Microbes provide us with food and natural Flexible course structure Subject requirements: Science subjects include Biology/Human Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics, Physics or Psychology. GCSE dual award resources but they also cause infections You can study microbiology on its own or combine sciences are acceptable. A Level Further Maths, General Studies and Critical Thinking are not accepted. and are becoming more resistant to it with another subject in the molecular biosciences. Unfortunately we are unable to accept exams taken early except for applicants taking four A Levels in a two year period (typically years 12 and 13) antibiotics. Our courses focus on how we The first year is the same for all of our courses. including Mathematics and Further Mathematics where we will accept the Mathematics A Level, even if it is taken in year 12 and irrespective of when it is certified. It is expected that Chemistry and another subject (that is not Critical Thinking, General Studies or Further Mathematics) will can protect ourselves against the harmful You’re not tied to the course you register for. At the be taken in Year 13. effects of microbes but also use them in end of the first year, you can transfer to any course For graduate applicants: 2:1 or higher + BBB at A Level. biotechnology. in the department: genetics, biochemistry, molecular biology and combinations of these subjects. You can All applicants are required to have taken the UCAT in the year of application and meet a threshold which will be announced on our webpages in April 2020. Applicants are ranked by UCAT score. High-quality teaching also take time out to work on placement between We’ll challenge you to achieve your very best. We years two and three, to graduate with a degree with For more details, please see: www.sheffield.ac.uk/medicine/prospective_ug/applying/entryrequire have small tutorial groups to support your learning, a year in industry. English language requirements: see page 209. extensive practical experience, and a project Other qualifications: we accept a wide range of qualifications from the UK and around the world, either as a single qualification type or in combination. in the third year that could involve laboratory BSc or MBiolSci? You’ll find details of the other qualifications we accept on page 208 or on our online prospectus: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/courses research, computing, clinical diagnostics, science Either of these will give you a thorough knowledge For more information about entry requirements, please contact the department. communication, or school teaching, depending on of your chosen subject. The four-year MBiolSci has To find out if you’re eligible for additional consideration or an alternative offer, visit: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/apply/access-sheffield your career aspirations. Advanced Accreditation from the Royal Society MA 148 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 149 M

of Biology, more focus on laboratory skills, and an Our student society extensive research project, which can be based in You can become a member of the department’s a university or industrial lab. You can transfer in student society, MBBSoc, which organises social either direction between the three and four-year events, charity fundraising, sports teams and course during years one to three. academic study events.

Biosciences with Foundation Year What our graduates do If you want to study microbiology but don’t meet our Many of our graduates are employed in standard entry requirements, our foundation year pharmaceuticals and healthcare, food safety could be for you. After successfully completing the and manufacture, brewing and agrochemicals, one-year programme, you’ll progress onto the first forensic science and as NHS scientists. They year of your chosen bioscience degree. also work in education, the scientific civil service, bioinformatics and medical schools. Others use For more information about our foundation year, their skills in management and commerce. see page 197 or visit www.sheffield.ac.uk/sefy Many choose further study and go on to do research for organisations all over the world.

 www.sheffield.ac.uk/slc UCAS Code | Course A Level IB BTEC Additional information Modern Languages  [email protected] MBiolSci(Honours)  +44 (0)114 222 2864 C509 Microbiology Including two Science subjects and Cultures C523 Medical Microbiology AAA 36 D*DD at A Level or IB Higher Level grade 6 GCSE Maths grade 4 or C BSc(Honours) C500 Microbiology Typical A Level requirements Russell Group top 10 Including two Science subjects C506 Microbiology with a Year in Industry AAB–ABB for research impact C521 Medical Microbiology AAB 34 DDD at A Level or IB Higher Level grade 6,5 Research Excellence Framework 2014 C526 Medical Microbiology GCSE Maths grade 4 or C Additional opportunities with a Year in Industry • Study abroad Foundation Year 91% overall student satisfaction C900 Biosciences with Foundation Year BBC 31 DDM Including a Science subject National Student Survey 2019 at A Level or IB Higher Level grade 5 GCSE Maths grade 6 or B A Level General Studies is not accepted At Sheffield, you won’t just learn languages. Russian or Spanish. You can take any language from Subject requirements: acceptable Science subjects include Biology/Human Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Psychology, Mathematics and Further You’ll understand other ways of thinking beginner’s level, and you can take French, German, Mathematics. As well as the above Foundation Year will also accept Computer Science, Geology, Statistics, Geography, Economics or Environmental Science/Studies. and experience different cultures. Our Russian or Spanish post-A Level.

English language requirements: see page 209. degree programmes will give you advanced linguistic proficiency combined with You’ll develop your linguistic skills to a very high level Other qualifications: we accept a wide range of qualifications from the UK and around the world, either as a single qualification type or in combination. whilst deepening your understanding of the cultural You’ll find details of the other qualifications we accept on page 208 or on our online prospectus: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/courses enhanced cultural agility. context of the countries where your languages are BTEC: interview required. Please check our online prospectus for specific BTEC subject requirements. spoken. A modern languages and cultures degree For more information about entry requirements, please contact the department. The School of Languages and Cultures offers an at Sheffield is a confident step into the wider world To find out if you’re eligible for additional consideration or an alternative offer, visit: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/apply/access-sheffield especially wide range of languages and flexible and you’ll be graduating with skills that are highly Related courses combinations. You can choose to study one, two, or valued by employers. Biochemistry Page 54 three languages from the following: Catalan, Czech, Biosciences with Foundation Year Page 197 Dutch, French, German, Italian, Luxembourgish, You’ll learn to communicate fluently and effectively in Genetics Page 114 Portuguese, Russian and Spanish. If you study just your chosen language(s). You’ll also immerse yourself Molecular Biology Page 152 one language, it will be either French, German, in the culture and society of other nations. All this is M 150 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 151 MA

Dual honours programmes In this flexible programme, you can choose to study Languages and cultures combine particularly well one or two languages and cultures in combination with other subjects, enabling you to gain a much with your non-language subject, eg History and deeper understanding of the crucial relationship Languages and Cultures (German and French). between language, culture and society. Choosing to combine languages and cultures with another What our graduates do discipline will give you broader learning experience Our graduates are excellent communicators, and equip you with a wider range of qualities for adaptable and culturally aware. They work the graduate employment market. You can choose in international development organisations, our dual honours programme, offering the study business and banking, translating and interpreting, of your language(s) alongside a wide range of intelligence services, journalism, teaching, other disciplines including archaeology, business publishing, and international sales and marketing. management, economics, English literature, history, Many go on to further study. linguistics, music, philosophy and politics.

UCAS Code | Course A Level IB BTEC Additional information BA(Honours) Georgina Romeria T900 Modern Languages and Cultures BA Modern Languages QR50 English and Modern Languages and Cultures QR60 Linguistics and Modern Languages and Cultures DDD Evidence of interest in Language and Photo taken in Seville during Georgina’s year abroad Linguistics, demonstrated through the Personal Statement RV50 History and Modern Languages and Cultures Only considered Typically including History or Classical when combined Civilisation at A Level of IB Higher Level with other grade 5 achieved in a vibrant environment through dynamic, We offer language and culture modules that enable qualifications innovative teaching that places you at the cutting you to create combinations of subject areas that RW50 Music and Modern Languages and Cultures ABB 33 Including Music or Music Technology edge of the discipline. work well together and that can build upon your at A Level or IB Higher Level grade 5 (or grade 8 Practical (ABRSM/Trinity/ own intellectual interests (eg visual cultures, literary Rockschool) + grade 5 Theory (ABRSM/ Modern Languages and Cultures studies, post-colonialism, language families) if you Trinity)) We’re a leading centre for modern languages and want to structure your studies in this way. RV60 Philosophy and Modern Languages and Cultures DDD cultures research. Our work spans identity, gender, RN50 Business Management GCSE Maths grade 6 or B and Modern Languages and Cultures linguistics, politics, migration and literary studies. Year abroad RL60 Politics and Modern Languages and Cultures GCSE Maths grade 4 or C This research informs our teaching, helping you You’ll spend the third year of your course abroad, VR50 Archaeology and Modern Languages and Cultures to develop a global understanding of language and speaking one or two of your chosen languages RL50 Economics and Modern Languages and Cultures AAB 34 DDD GCSE Maths grade 6 or B languages across cultures and countries. You’ll be and living the culture. We have a wide range of able to study optional modules across the school destinations on offer, in Europe and beyond. You Subject requirements: Typically including a modern foreign language at A Level or IB Higher Level grade 5. If you are not studying a modern foreign language, the department will consider other evidence of aptitude for language learning (such as a languages GCSE or, for non-native so you’ll acquire an in-depth understanding of your can choose to study at a leading university, carry speakers of English, an English language qualification). chosen languages and cultures and how they relate out an approved work placement, or in some cases Other qualifications: we accept a wide range of qualifications from the UK and around the world, either as a single qualification type or in combination. to other languages and cultures. take part in exciting volunteering opportunities. You You’ll find details of the other qualifications we accept on page 208 or on our online prospectus: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/courses can also teach in schools via the British Council’s BTEC: please check our online prospectus for specific BTEC subject requirements. Right from the start you’ll work with the school’s assistantship scheme. Studying in another country For more information about entry requirements, please contact the department. top cultural specialists and highly trained linguists will greatly enhance your transferable as well as who will help you realise your linguistic potential. language skills, making you even more attractive to To find out if you’re eligible for additional consideration or an alternative offer, visit: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/apply/access-sheffield Language teaching is in small groups, so you’ll get employers. Related courses plenty of support tailored to your needs and get to East Asian Studies Page 90 know your tutors well. Modern Languages and Culture with Foundation Year (alternative route for mature students) Page 198 M 152 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 153 MA

BSc or MBiolSci? Our student society Either of these will give you a thorough knowledge You can become a member of the department’s of your chosen subject. The four-year MBiolSci has student society, MBBSoc, which organises social Advanced Accreditation from the Royal Society events, charity fundraising, sports teams and of Biology, more focus on laboratory skills, and an academic study events. extensive research project, which can be based in a university or industrial lab. You can transfer in either What our graduates do direction between the three and four-year course Many of our graduates are employed in during years one to three. pharmaceuticals and healthcare, food safety and manufacture, brewing and agrochemicals, forensic “I love how many job opportunities I have Biosciences with Foundation Year science and as NHS scientists. They also work in for the future – research, analysis...It is If you want to study molecular biology but don’t education, the scientific civil service, bioinformatics very exciting to be at the forefront of such meet our standard entry requirements, our or medical schools. Others use their skills in a new and exciting area of science.” foundation year could be for you. After successfully management and commerce. Many choose further Ben Daniels completing the one-year programme, you’ll progress study and go on to do research for organisations Molecular Biology onto the first year of your chosen bioscience degree. all over the world.

For more information about our foundation year, See over page for entry requirements. see page 197 or visit www.sheffield.ac.uk/sefy  www.sheffield.ac.uk/mbb Molecular Biology  [email protected]  +44 (0)114 222 2740

Typical A Level requirements UK top 10 for biological science Direct entry Foundation year The Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide 2020 AAA–AAB BBC UK top 10 for overall satisfaction Additional opportunities (Molecular Biology, Biophysics and Biochemistry) • Year in industry National Student Survey 2019

Molecular biology crosses the boundaries Flexible course structure of cell biology, biochemistry, genetics and The course lets you combine topics from medical science. Our courses will give you biochemistry, genetics and microbiology, so you the skills to be part of new developments develop a wide-ranging knowledge of the molecular within these fields throughout your career. biosciences. However, the first year is common to all of our courses, meaning that you’re not tied to the course you register for. At the end of the High-quality teaching first year, you can transfer to any course in the We’ll challenge you to achieve your very best. We department: biochemistry, genetics, microbiology, have small tutorial groups to support your learning, and combinations of these subjects. extensive practical experience, and a project in the third year that could involve laboratory You can also take time out to work on a placement research, computing, clinical diagnostics, science between years two and three, to graduate with a communication, or school teaching, depending on degree with a year in industry. your career aspirations. MA 154 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 155 M

UCAS Code | Course A Level IB BTEC Additional information MBiolSci(Honours) C449 Molecular Biology AAA 36 D*DD Including two Science subjects at A Level or IB Higher Level grade 6,5 GCSE Maths grade 4 or C BSc(Honours) C440 Molecular Biology Including two Science subjects AAB 34 DDD at A Level or IB Higher Level grade 6,5 C446 Molecular Biology with a Year in Industry GCSE Maths grade 4 or C Foundation Year C900 Biosciences with Foundation Year BBC 31 DDM Including a Science subject at A Level or IB Higher Level grade 5 GCSE Maths grade 6 or B “The course at Sheffield offered me the A Level General Studies is not accepted opportunity to explore my identity and Subject requirements: acceptable Science subjects include Biology/Human Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Psychology, Mathematics and Further really dive into my own interests.” Mathematics. As well as the above Foundation Year will also accept Computer Science, Geology, Statistics, Geography, Economics or Environmental Science/Studies. Luri Montenegro BMus Music English language requirements: see page 209.

Other qualifications: we accept a wide range of qualifications from the UK and around the world, either as a single qualification type or in combination. You’ll find details of the other qualifications we accept on page 208 or on our online prospectus: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/courses

BTEC: interview required. Please check our online prospectus for specific BTEC subject requirements.  www.sheffield.ac.uk/music For more information about entry requirements, please contact the department. Music  [email protected]  +44 (0)114 222 0488 To find out if you’re eligible for additional consideration or an alternative offer, visit: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/apply/access-sheffield Related courses Biochemistry Page 54 Biosciences with Foundation Year Page 197 Typical A Level requirements Genetics Page 114 Over 50 concerts and Microbiology Page 147 AAB–ABB musical events every year.

Additional opportunities UK top 10 for research excellence • Study abroad Research Excellence Framework 2014 • Degree with employment experience 4th in the Russell Group for overall satisfaction National Student Survey 2019

We offer academic and practical study in a industries, and music technology. From Broadway to variety of music genres, including classical, Mozart, we cover it all. pop, jazz, folk and world music. Music in Sheffield Sheffield is celebrated as one of the UK’s leading Develop your interests music cities, with dozens of major venues from the We’re proud to offer one of the most diverse music City Hall and Crucible to the Leadmill and the Foundry, degree programmes in the UK. Our curriculum covering all music genres. This brings with it a host offers seven areas of musical study giving you the of opportunities for our students to get involved in freedom to specialise in any one of these or combine professional music-making of the highest quality. them: performance, composition, musicology, Opportunities include taking part in the University ethnomusicology, music psychology, musical Concerts Series, which usually features around MA 156 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 157 MA

Dual honours overseas through the Study Abroad programme. Our dual honours programmes allow you to develop Previous students have enjoyed internships with your music skills alongside another subject. This is the London Symphony Orchestra and at the British a chance to build additional skills, work with more International School in Brussels. than one department and graduate with a truly flexible degree. What our graduates do The musical excellence, academic aptitude and How we teach personal skills that you develop on your course We offer a variety of teaching methods and class will be highly valued by employers internationally, numbers, including small seminar class sizes, larger whatever your chosen career path. lecture groups, instrumental tuition, composition away days and personal tutoring for academic and Our graduates work with prestigious orchestras pastoral development. Our teaching is flexible to and music institutions within the UK and globally, support students to achieve their best. in roles ranging from performing and conducting “The tutor offered a very approachable to administration and education. Sheffield music and methodical way into the music with Your career graduates have also forged successful careers in an emphasis in finding ways that work for Varied work experience opportunities will help you other fields, from audio programming to marketing each individual.” develop a compelling CV. Many of our modules include and management. Manon Lafay hands-on projects, and internships are available every BMus Music year with the University’s concerts team. Recent graduates have secured jobs with the Wigmore Hall, Britten Sinfonia, the ABRSM, as well as Some of our students take a year-long industry holding positions in leading universities, and working placement to achieve a BMus with Employment as professional performers. 100 performances a year. You could write for our We’ll encourage you to develop your skills as an Experience, or spend a year of their degree studying New Music Ensemble or audition to conduct or independent musician and music researcher. Your play a concerto with our Symphony and Chamber first year core modules will support your transition Orchestras. Our University of Sheffield Sound from school to university. In your second year you’ll Studios offer regular opportunities to use music get the chance to develop deeper skills in the areas technology to create electroacoustic compositions that interest you the most. and our Wind Orchestra and Chamber Choir UCAS Code | Course A Level IB BTEC Additional information BMus(Honours) normally go on an annual tour. Instrumental lessons are available in your first W302 Music AAB 34 DDD Music or Music Technology at A Level or IB Higher Level grade 5 year and throughout the rest of your degree if you BA(Honours) Music in the City is our student-led committee choose to take assessed performance modules. VW53 Music and Philosophy AAB 34 DDD Music or Music Technology at A Level or IB Higher Level grade 5 which aims to bring music to new audiences in WTH4 Music and Korean Studies ABB 33 the local community. For example, students have In your third year, you’ll have the opportunity to do Subject requirements: if Music is not taken at A Level or IB Higher Level we will consider applicants with grade 8 Practical (ABRSM/Trinity/ organised and delivered workshops to local primary a special project, taught over a full academic year Rockschool or equivalent) and grade 5 Theory (ABRSM/Trinity). schools and care homes. in group sessions and regular tutorials. Previous English language requirements: see page 209. projects have seen students staging an exhibition, Other qualifications: we accept a wide range of qualifications from the UK and around the world, either as a single qualification type or in combination. creating an album or delivering a performance. It’ll BMus You’ll find details of the other qualifications we accept on page 208 or on our online prospectus: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/courses Our music degree has a huge range of choice. We give you the opportunity to focus on a subject within BTEC: please check our online prospectus for specific BTEC subject requirements. have experts in music from the Renaissance to Björk, your degree that you’re passionate about. and from music technology to music education. We For more information about entry requirements, please contact the department. embrace music from across Europe, Africa, Asia and Students can opt to transfer to our BA Music To find out if you’re eligible for additional consideration or an alternative offer, visit: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/apply/access-sheffield the Americas, so you can study what interests you Education degree during their first year. This Related courses the most. programme offers an outstanding preparation English and Music Page 108 for a career in music education. The four year History and Music Page 124 course involves a year long industry placement and Music with Foundation Year (alternative route for mature students) Page 198 specialist modules within the School of Education. Music and Modern Languages & Cultures Page 149 N 158 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 159 N

“I like how there is always someone to talk to and you can approach members of staff for help. Smaller cohorts mean staff know our strengths and weaknesses so we are Course structure wards, resuscitation suites, simulated theatres, well supported.” The course is half practice and half theory. We’ll teaching rooms and a fully equipped filming studio. Tasha Eccles teach you how to apply what you learn to a practical BMedSci Nursing (Adult) setting and improve your skills in leadership and Placements problem solving. Our local health community partners are Rotherham, Barnsley, Doncaster, Chesterfield and You will study six units across your course Sheffield. There will be an opportunity for you to  www.sheffield.ac.uk/snm (two per year): contact and visit each local community before Nursing  [email protected] making a decision about where you would like to  +44 (0)114 222 2030 • Foundations in Health and Nursing 1 spend your placement. • Foundations in Health and Nursing 2 • Developing Nursing Practice: Caring for people You will be able to express a preference during with acute and short term needs the application process which we will attempt to Typical A Level requirements 97% overall student satisfaction • Developing Nursing Practice: Caring for people accommodate. However this cannot be guaranteed. BBB National Student Survey 2019 with long term and complex needs For more information about what the placement • Transition to professional nursing practice 1 localities can offer, seewww.sheffield.ac.uk/snm/ The Division of Nursing and Midwifery • Transition to professional nursing practice 2 undergraduate-courses/ugnursing/placement prides itself on it’s innovative teaching and learning. An important aspect of this is Clinical skills Support for you our state-of-the-art clinical skills facility. You’ll develop clinical skills throughout your You’ll work closely with your course tutors, personal course at our purpose built simulation facility in tutors and clinical partners, who will provide help, the Northern General Hospital – one of the largest advice and support throughout your course. Our course lays the foundations for A community approach hospitals in the UK. You’ll learn in mock clinical professional nursing practice. You will We take a local community approach giving you develop your knowledge in the art and experience in hospitals, communities and primary UCAS Code | Course A Level IB BTEC Additional information care services within a single locality setting provided science of nursing and understanding BMedSci(Honours) of health. by our health care partners. Your placement B740 Nursing (Adult) BBB 32 DDM DBS and Occupational Health checks are required experiences will enable you to form an integrated 5 GCSEs including English, Maths and Science at grade 4 or C understanding and appreciation of local health English language requirements: see page 209. BMedSci(Hons) Nursing (Adult) needs and services, as well as gaining insight into Other qualifications: we accept a wide range of qualifications from the UK and around the world, either as a single qualification type or in combination. This course will teach you about current research, future career opportunities in each practice setting. You’ll find details of the other qualifications we accept on page 208 or on our online prospectus: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/courses policy and practice in adult nursing. You’ll gain the BTEC: please check our online prospectus for specific BTEC subject requirements. clinical skills and knowledge you need for entry to the Nursing and Midwifery Council professional For more information about entry requirements, please contact the department. register as an adult nurse. To find out if you’re eligible for additional consideration or an alternative offer, visit: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/apply/access-sheffield O 160 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 161 OA

Outstanding teaching Disclosure and Barring Service You’ll be taught by leading experts in their field Because of the clinical aspects of the degree, you including Professor Helen Davis. who was the first ever must undergo a Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) professor of orthoptics. She is also the co-designer enhanced disclosure check before starting the course. of the Frisby Davis Distance Stereotest, which today You must tell us if you have any current and spent is used in eye clinics across the world. The primary criminal convictions, cautions or reprimands. Offer textbook you’ll learn from was co-authored by her. of a place on the course depends on a satisfactory enhanced DBS. See page 209 for more details. Clinical work The course includes 33 weeks on clinical placement What our graduates do in orthoptic departments across the UK and Ireland. Orthoptists work with patients of all ages – they This gives you the comprehensive clinical experience play a key role in the hospital eye service and are to build on communication skills and develop the also involved in community health. Orthoptists practical skills needed to start your career. The final frequently work with other health professionals such year includes a two-week clinical placement in an as ophthalmologists, optometrists, vision scientists, orthoptic clinic of your choice. paediatricians and neurologists.

Over the three years, you’ll examine patients of all Our graduates work in orthoptic clinics within  www.sheffield.ac.uk/medicine/orthoptics ages. The most common patient groups are children, hospitals, health centres and schools for children Orthoptics  [email protected] the elderly and those with disabilities. with special needs. Others go on to postgraduate  +44 (0)114 222 5540 research in orthoptics and related fields. The degree International students is recognised worldwide. We accept applicants from international students who wish to study orthoptics in Sheffield. Our The Orthoptics Society Typical A Level requirements 97% overall satisfaction course provides all the necessary training for The student-led Orthoptics Society offers support to BBB National Student Survey 2019 professional practice as an orthoptist worldwide. students across all three years of study. The society arranges regular group socials throughout the year Additional opportunities UK top 5 for optometry, Mature students and hosts an annual ball. • Degree with employment experience ophthalmology and orthoptics • The degree is internationally recognised Alternative qualifications will be considered and Complete University Guide 2020 applications are judged on an individual basis. Please contact us for further details.

An orthoptist specialises in the investigation, professionalism. Our practical teaching facilities and UCAS Code | Course A Level IB BTEC Additional information diagnosis and management of visual defects research labs are equipped to perform laboratory BMedSci(Honours) and abnormalities of eye movement. and clinical-based research. B520 Orthoptics BBB 32 DDD At least one Science subject required at A Level or IB Higher Level grade 5 Our BMedSci is approved by the Health GCSE Maths, English Language and Science grade 4 or C and Care Professions Council. It provides About our course A Level General Studies is not accepted all the necessary training for professional This is a three-year, full-time course. The first Interview required practice as an orthoptist worldwide. year gives you the scientific background you need Subject requirements: acceptable Science subjects include Biology/Human Biology, Maths, Chemistry or Physics. Biology is preferred but not essential. to understand the normal eye, together with an English language requirements: see page 209.

introduction to optics and binocular vision. The Other qualifications: we accept a wide range of qualifications from the UK and around the world, either as a single qualification type or in combination. About us second and third years develop this understanding You’ll find details of the other qualifications we accept on page 208 or on our online prospectus: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/courses

We’re one of only two universities in England who and explore ocular abnormalities and disease. BTEC: please check our online prospectus for specific BTEC subject requirements. teach orthoptics. Our Division of Ophthalmology and You’ll also study topics related to the profession, For more information about entry requirements, please contact the department. Orthoptics is a vibrant teaching and research-active such as medical ethics, interpersonal skills and the department. We’re dedicated to nurturing students’ organisation and structure of the NHS. In the third To find out if you’re eligible for additional consideration or an alternative offer, visit: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/apply/access-sheffield talents and upholding the core values of the NHS in year, you’ll carry out your own research project on Related course supporting the highest standards of excellence and a topic of your choice. Orthoptics with Foundation Year (alternative route for mature students) Page 198 P 162 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 163 AP

“Sheffield offered me a course I was desperate to study and I felt would help me bring out the best of my skills. I’m involved in the Philosophy Society, as publicity secretary. This has given me the opportunity to meet people in all years and to develop my social skills in a more official environment.”

Anna Ludlam BA Philosophy and History “I chose Sheffield because of its international reputation, diverse student community and the flexibility my degree offered.”  www.sheffield.ac.uk/philosophy Philosophy  [email protected] Wiktoria Kulik  +44 (0)114 222 0599 BA Philosophy

Typical A Level requirements 96% overall student satisfaction BA Philosophy BA Philosophy, Religion and Ethics AAB–ABB National Student Survey 2019 Philosophical reflection requires a distinctive On this degree, you will deepen your understanding

Additional opportunities combination of imagination and exact reasoning. of philosophy, religion and ethics and the questions 3rd in the Russell Group You’ll develop these skills through a wide range of they raise. From the value of religious faith and • Degree with employment experience for student satisfaction • Study abroad modules. Philosophy at Sheffield is highly flexible. practices to the ethics of climate change or National Student Survey 2019 There are no compulsory modules. euthanasia, you’ll learn to develop and defend your own critical perspectives within the context of global In the first year you’ll combine modules from across events. To be a philosopher is to be intellectually Our staff and students use philosophy to engage two groups: one which focuses on metaphysics, curious and to think in challenging ways. with real-world issues. You will be able to use what knowledge and logic, and the other on ethics, Teaching and assessment Our graduates are good speakers and good you learn to make a difference in the community, politics and religion. In your second and third years You’ll learn through interactive lectures, seminars listeners. They make excellent leaders, team through projects like Philosophy in the City, an you’ll continue to design your own pathway choosing and one-to-one meetings with lecturers, and take players, mediators and problem solvers. innovative and award-winning programme that from modules which enable you to tailor your part in presentations, debates and field work. You enables students to teach philosophy in schools, degree to your own interests. will be given extensive feedback on your work, which homeless shelters, and centres for the elderly. Our will generally be assessed through examinations, About us students run a thriving Philosophy Society and Over the three years, you can develop your essays and longer projects. Some modules use We pride ourselves on the diversity of our modules the only UK undergraduate philosophy journal. understanding of key areas including ethics, presentations, portfolios, posters or artwork and the high quality of our teaching. Our staff are Our Centre for Engaged Philosophy pursues philosophy of mind, theory of knowledge, political installations. among the best in the world at what they do. They’re research into questions of fundamental political philosophy, metaphysics and logic, as well as active researchers so your lectures and seminars and social importance, from criminal justice and feminism, philosophy of education, and major figures Dual honours courses are informed, relevant and exciting. We’ll teach you social inclusion to climate ethics, all topics that are in the history of philosophy. There are also individual Philosophy as a subject links very well with a number how to think carefully, analytically and creatively. covered in our teaching. Philosophy changes our project and work placement modules that allow you of other disciplines. Our dual honours degrees perspective on the world, and equips and motivates to pursue highly personal supervised study in areas allow you to combine philosophy with subjects in us to make a difference. of your choosing. the arts and humanities, and in the sciences. The AP 164 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 165 P

balance between philosophy and your other subject leading to a BA with International Experience. We is broadly even, and you can bring them together in a have partnerships with many countries including way that will enhance your understanding of both. Australia, Canada, Hong Kong, Singapore, the United “I was really attracted to the lively States, Spain, Italy, and Germany. atmosphere in the physics department. Work experience and study abroad Having the opportunity to complete a year You can incorporate work experience and/or study What our graduates do working at a lab made my degree even more abroad in your degree. Philosophy graduates have highly transferable skills enjoyable.” that are valued by employers. The skills learned on

With our third-year Work Place Learning module, a philosophy degree include clear and analytical Isabelle Gessey you can spend time with an organisation from thinking, persuasive writing and speaking, innovative MPhys Physics and Astrophysics with Employment Experience the Sheffield voluntary or private sector gaining questioning and effective reasoning. These give a skills and experience relevant to philosophy in an solid foundation for a wide variety of careers and Isabelle spent a placement year between years 3 and 4 of her degree with the Science and Technology Facilities Council (STFC) applied setting. Through the University’s Degree are particularly suited to roles that require complex at Daresbury Laboratory. With Employment Experience scheme you can problem-solving and assessing information from incorporate a placement year into your degree. various angles.

You can study abroad for a semester or a full year Our graduates work in the civil service, law, teaching,  www.sheffield.ac.uk/physics as part of your three-year degree. Or you can social work, computing, journalism, paid charity Physics and  [email protected] study abroad for an additional year between your work, business and commerce. Many also go on to  +44 (0)114 222 4362 second-year in Sheffield and your final year of study, study philosophy at postgraduate level. Astronomy

UCAS Code | Course A Level IB BTEC Typical A Level requirements UK top 10 for research output Direct entry Foundation year BA(Honours) Research Excellence Framework 2014 V500 Philosophy AAB 34 AAA–AAB BBB DDD VV56 Philosophy, Religion and Ethics ABB 33 Russell Group top five Additional opportunities Part-time: Our courses are available to study part-time and have the same entry requirements as the full-time courses. For details on how to for overall satisfaction apply for the part-time option, contact the department. • Year in industry National Student Survey 2019 • Study abroad English language requirements: see page 209.

Other qualifications: we accept a wide range of qualifications from the UK and around the world, either as a single qualification type or in combination. You’ll find details of the other qualifications we accept on page 208 or on our online prospectus: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/courses

BTEC: please check our online prospectus for specific BTEC subject requirements. Our courses explore the laws of the mechanics, waves, optics, relativity, electromagnetism, universe from subatomic particles to thermodynamics, quantum physics – and give you a For more information about entry requirements, please contact the department. stars and galaxies. You’ll join a community huge range of optional modules to choose from. To find out if you’re eligible for additional consideration or an alternative offer, visit: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/apply/access-sheffield of researchers and students looking for Related courses answers to some of the biggest questions Professional accreditation Economics and Philosophy Page 98 in the universe. Our degrees are accredited by the Institute of English and Philosophy Page 110 Physics, which means that we cover all of the History and Philosophy Page 124 topics and training that you need to graduate Linguistics and Philosophy Page 110 Our approach into a professional physics career. Mathematics and Philosophy Page 140 The staff who’ll teach you are working on topics such Music and Philosophy Page 155 Philosophy with Foundation Year (alternative route for mature students) Page 198 as how to build a quantum computer, how to explain Outstanding facilities Philosophy and Modern Languages and Cultures Page 149 dark matter and how to combat antimicrobial We have all the equipment you need for your Philosophy, Religion and Ethics with Foundation Year (alternative route for mature students) Page 198 resistance. They run experiments on the Large training, experiments and research projects. There Physics with Philosophy Page 167 Hadron Collider at CERN, and help to map the are two telescopes on our roof, state-of-the-art Politics and Philosophy Page 173 universe using the Hubble Space Telescope. They’ll materials science and microscopy laboratories and Politics, Philosophy and Economics Page 174 guide you through the key topics in physics – the UK’s first Quantum Information Laboratory. AP 166 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 167 AP

Field trips BSc/MPhys Physics and the physics that keeps our blood flowing and What our graduates do We also encourage you to take part in field trips, so Once you’ve grasped the essentials – motion, our musculoskeletal system intact. The MPhys Physics is at the heart of many major and growing you could find yourself investigating dark matter 1km heat, electricity, magnetism, quantum mechanics degree includes a hospital or industry placement in industries, from computing and nanotechnology underground in Boulby Mine, or 2,400m above sea – you’ll have a wide variety of physics modules the final year. to renewable energy and space exploration. The level at observatories in the Canary Islands. to choose from. Options range from lasers and specialist knowledge and practical skills that our semiconductors to particle physics and nuclear BSc/MPhys Physics with Philosophy students get from their degrees has helped them How we teach physics. Explore the deep philosophical questions raised by find jobs at organisations such as Rolls-Royce, modern physics. You’ll study essential physics topics Toshiba, CERN, BAE Systems and the National Space Lab skills BSc/MPhys Physics and Astrophysics alongside options ranging from Plato to feminism. Agency. You’ll have regular sessions in our teaching These courses are split roughly 50/50 between laboratories in your first and second years. physics and astrophysics modules, so you’ll do Physics with a Foundation Year Many of our students continue their studies by doing Training covers how to use essential scientific more astrophysics than students at most other If you don’t have the necessary scientific or a PhD or other postgraduate training, so they can instrumentation and equipment in physics universities. You’ll study the workings of the universe mathematical background for our degrees, a pursue a career in academia or research. They can experiments, present results, analyse data and in detail, from the planets in our solar system to foundation year is for you. For more information and also apply their skills outside of science, in areas assess errors. Students on our Physics and the most distant galaxies. You can also join our advice please contact [email protected]. such as teaching, charity work, sales, marketing, Astrophysics courses are trained to use the annual field trip to the Canary Islands, where you’ll accountancy and management. telescopes on the roof of our building. visit observatories including the world’s biggest telescope. UCAS Code | Course A Level IB BTEC Additional information MPhys(Honours) Programming F301 Physics Computer programming is an essential part of BSc/MPhys Theoretical Physics F311 Physics with a Year in Industry modern physics, used to analyse data and model These courses put an emphasis on the fundamental F305 Physics with Study Abroad complex systems. We teach a variety of languages mathematics that has brought us closer to a ‘theory F3F5 Physics and Astrophysics including Python and LabVIEW™. of everything’. You’ll take extra maths modules as F3F6 Physics and Astrophysics with a Year in Industry Maths and Physics at A Level the foundation for studying topics including general FF3M Physics and Astrophysics with Study Abroad AAA 36 Not accepted or IB Higher Level grade 6 Tutorials relativity and quantum mechanics. F321 Theoretical Physics Small groups of students meet weekly with F322 Theoretical Physics with a Year in Industry a lecturer to go through questions on recent BSc/MPhys with a Year in Industry F304 Theoretical Physics with Study Abroad coursework and practise solving problems. We’ll Put the knowledge and skills from your Physics, F371 Physics with Medical Physics F3V5 help you develop a combination of numerical Physics and Astrophysics or Theoretical Physics Physics with Philosophy Foundation Year reasoning and physical understanding that can be degree into practice, and get valuable experience F309 Physics with a Foundation Year BBB 32 DDM Including Maths and/or Physics at applied in all kinds of jobs. for your CV. Previous students have done their A Level or IB Higher Level grade 5 placements at the CERN research centre in GCSE Maths Grade 6 or B Research projects Switzerland, international telescope facilities BSc(Honours) All of our students get to do a research project in in Thailand and the Canary Islands, and at a F300 Physics their third year – options range from computing, government research laboratory working on a new F310 Physics with a Year in Industry microscopy or science education to working on particle accelerator. FF35 Physics and Astrophysics FF36 Physics and Astrophysics with a Year in Industry Including Maths and Physics at A a real-world problem with one of our industry AAB 34 Not accepted Level or IB Higher Level 6,5 partners. Our MPhys degrees have a bigger MPhys with Study Abroad F344 Theoretical Physics F345 Theoretical Physics with a Year in Industry independent research project in the final year. You’ll spend the third year of your Physics, Physics F350 Physics with Medical Physics This gives you lots of extra skills employers value, and Astrophysics or Theoretical Physics course at FV35 Physics with Philosophy particularly if you’re interested in a career in a university abroad. We have links with 16 exchange English language requirements: see page 209. scientific research. partners in the USA, seven in Australia, five in Canada, three in Hong Kong and two in New Zealand. Other qualifications: we accept a wide range of qualifications from the UK and around the world, either as a single qualification type or in combination. You’ll find details of the other qualifications we accept on page 208 or on our online prospectus: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/courses Lectures Our lecturers are experts in their fields. As you BSc/MPhys Physics with Medical Physics BTEC: for Foundation Year the specific content of the BTEC taken will be assessed to ensure suitability for the course. Please contact the department for further guidance. progress to more advanced topics, you’ll be taught Physics underpins medical devices ranging from by physicists who are carrying out cutting-edge ultrasound machines to MRI scanners. This course For more information about entry requirements, please contact the department. research in the subject. explains the science behind life-saving technologies, To find out if you’re eligible for additional consideration or an alternative offer, visit: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/apply/access-sheffield P 168 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 169 P

“I like the fact that I have a large influence on what I have been able to do in my fourth and final year, allowing me to pursue what I like most about my subject.”

Aaron Hoyle MBiolSci Plant Sciences

 www.sheffield.ac.uk/aps Plant Sciences  [email protected]  +44 (0)114 222 0123 How we teach Our facilities Making sure you have an understanding of how Our students get to use our state-of-the-art facilities research is done and how to judge reliable which include modern tools for biomolecular and knowledge is at the heart of our teaching. We DNA analysis, controlled environment chambers combine lectures based on our world-leading to simulate any past, present or future climate, Typical A Level requirements Top 5 for biological research research with small group tutorials, cutting-edge experimental gardens and ponds, and extensive Direct entry Foundation year Research Excellence Framework 2014 lab and field research practicals, and research computing resources for simulations. AAA–AAB BBC experience via projects and critical reviews. We’re a Top 10 in the UK for biological sciences Additional opportunities close-knit community where every student gets the Plant Sciences – BSc or MBiolSci The Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide 2020 • Degree with placement year support and encouragement they need to achieve Our three-year BSc is a research-led course their best work. covering the full breadth of plant sciences. The 92% overall satisfaction four-year MBiolSci adds an extra year of advanced National Student Survey 2019 Our plant sciences modules cover photosynthesis, research training, embedding you in one of our global warming and vegetation, climate change and research labs. This year upgrades your degree to pollution impacts on plant communities. You’ll draw Master of Biological Science. You’ll develop and Our degrees are based on world-leading About us on a variety of techniques to investigate molecular carry out a research project with world-leading research into the role plants play in We don’t just teach plant science – we do plant biology, genetics, biotechnology, plant disease, scientists on a topic that matches your interests. regulating the climate and biodiversity, science. And so will you – through lectures, carnivorous and parasitic plants, conservation and and their importance to sustainability and practicals, field courses and a research project and biodiversity. You can even take modules across the Plant Sciences with Placement Year biotechnology. You’ll study plants in their dissertation. Our staff are world leaders in the field, biosciences including microbiology, biochemistry and Both our BSc and MBiolSci Plant Sciences with natural habitats and discover how we can linking soils, plant development and biotechnology human disease. Placement Year degrees allow you to do a year-long, work towards solving global challenges to questions about evolution, responses to climate paid work placement between your second and like climate change, feeding the world and change and sustainable agriculture. Our modules You’ll have the option to go on an a two-week long third year as a recognised part of your studies. conserving soils and habitats. You can even are based on pioneering research on plant field course. Destinations include the Peak District A placement is a great way to gain valuable work choose to spend an extra year dedicated to developmental biology, plant-soil interactions, and National Park, Anglesey, Ireland, Arctic Sweden, the experience and learn new skills to make you stand research with our MBiolSci, or undertake a plant-climate interactions. Mediterranean or tropical Malaysian Borneo. out in the graduate jobs market, and you’ll pay year-long paid work placement. reduced fees for the year you’re on placement. AP 170 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 171 P

Our students have worked in industry, charities What our graduates do and academia with placements ranging from zoo Our graduates have an understanding of ideas conservation to chocolate research. and techniques that are in demand, particularly in agriculture, biotechnology, crop protection, Placements aren’t guaranteed – it’s your environmental management and climate change responsibility to secure one but we’ll do everything mitigation. we can to help. There are excellent career opportunities in Biosciences with Foundation Year government, academic and industrial research If you want to study plant sciences but don’t meet institutes focused on science and policy, as well our standard entry requirements, our foundation as in teaching and consulting. Plant scientists year could be for you. After successfully completing are also needed in biotechnology companies the one-year programme, you’ll progress onto the and administration, including areas that require first year of your chosen bioscience degree. scientific training, such as computing, research and management skills. For more information about our foundation year, see page 197 or visit www.sheffield.ac.uk/sefy

 www.sheffield.ac.uk/politics UCAS Code | Course A Level IB BTEC Additional information Politics and  [email protected] BSc(Honours)  +44 (0)114 222 1641 C200 Plant Sciences Only considered when Including two Science subjects International C205 Plant Sciences with Placement Year AAA–AAB 36–34 combined with other at A Level or IB Higher Level grade 6 qualifications GCSE Maths grade 4 or C Relations MBiolSci(Honours) C209 Plant Sciences Only considered when Including two Science subjects C204 Plant Sciences with Placement Year AAA 36 combined with other at A Level or IB Higher Level grade 6 qualifications GCSE Maths grade 4 or C Typical A Level requirements UK top three for research Foundation Year AAB–ABB Research Excellence Framework 2014 C900 Biosciences with Foundation Year BBC 31 DDM Including a Science subject at A Level or IB Higher Level grade 5 Additional opportunities UK top 10 for politics GCSE Maths grade 6 or B • Degree with employment experience A Level General Studies is not accepted • Degree with international experience The Complete University Guide 2020 The Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide 2020 Subject Requirements: acceptable Science subjects include Biology/Human Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Psychology, Mathematics, Computer • Global leadership initiative Science, Geology, Statistics, Geography, Economics and Environmental Science/Studies. Where Biology is required at A Level Human Biology is • Study abroad accepted in lieu of this. As well as the above Foundation Year will also accept Further Mathematics. • Summer schools English language requirements: see page 209. • Work-based learning dissertation Other qualifications: we accept a wide range of qualifications from the UK and around the world, either as a single qualification type or in combination. You’ll find details of the other qualifications we accept on page 208 or on our online prospectus: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/courses

BTEC: please check our online prospectus for specific BTEC subject requirements. The study of politics covers much more About us For more information about entry requirements, please contact the department. than you might think. At Sheffield we have We’re one of the UK’s top departments for To find out if you’re eligible for additional consideration or an alternative offer, visit: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/apply/access-sheffield an enormously diverse range of topics and research and teaching in politics and international Related courses approaches on offer. relations. We are a large and diverse department Biology Page 61 with expertise across many different areas. Our Biosciences with Foundation Year Page 197 We’ll work with you to investigate the big academic staff are working at the cutting edge of Ecology and Conservation Biology Page 93 political questions using innovative teaching the discipline, doing ground-breaking research on a Environmental Science Page 111 methods, backed by world-class research to huge range of topics. This shapes and inspires what Zoology Page 191 bring politics to life. you’ll be taught throughout your degree. P 172 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 173 AP

In your final year you can also choose to write a work-based learning dissertation, a piece of research “I worked as a social researcher that solves a real-world problem for an organisation. with the Department for Work and Pensions during my placement year What our graduates do and it gave me great experience and There are lots of possible careers available after valuable insight into the world of studying politics. Our graduates go on to work policymaking and research, as well as in a wide range of professional, political and having the opportunity to learn about “The University was really helpful in administrative organisations across the world. These new policy areas. It not only improved building connections that gave me a foot in include local, national and international government, my employment prospects but it the door...I was able to get experience and the charitable sector, education, media and public also gave me the chance to apply my meet more people putting me in a good relations, and the private sector. learning in the real world.” position to apply for the job I wanted...it Michael Berry would have been much harder without GLOSS BA Politics with Employment Experience Sheffield giving me that first way in.” Our department is part of the University’s Faculty of Social Sciences so our students can take part Beth Miller in exciting initiatives like our Global Learning BA International Relations and Politics Graduate The Politics Society Opportunities in the Social Sciences (GLOSS) The Politics Society is run by our students and Parliamentary Assistant House of Lords scheme. GLOSS gives both undergraduate and has over 250 members. The society runs a vibrant postgraduate students the chance to apply to attend programme of social and educational events major international summits like the G20. throughout the year, providing exciting opportunities to meet fellow politics students and settle into Studying politics and international Parliamentary links Find out more here: www.sheffield.ac.uk/gloss university life. relations at Sheffield We launched the first undergraduate module to be We’ve designed our programmes to maximise formally accredited and co-taught by the House of flexibility. You’ll gain solid foundations in theory, Commons, putting us at the forefront of innovative methods and analytical skills, whilst at the same time research-led learning. We’re also proud that our having the choice to specialise in the subject having team includes Lord David Blunkett as Professor of find most interesting. Politics in Practice. You can choose modules where you’ll have the opportunity to learn from his deep You’ll also have opportunities to gain work experience understanding of politics, gained from decades of and study abroad, giving you the skills and experience experience including at the highest levels of the UK UCAS Code | Course A Level IB BTEC Additional information BA(Honours) you need to realise your career ambitions. government. L201 International Relations and Politics L210 Politics AAB 34 DDD GCSE Maths grade 4 or C We’ll teach you the core skills of political analysis – Work experience and studying abroad LV25 Politics and Philosophy how to think deeply about how we study politics, use We have a range of options for studying abroad LL23 Politics and Sociology ABB 33 statistical data, and approach the big contemporary within Europe or further afield – including the English language requirements: see page 209. issues in politics and international relations. USA, Canada, Australia and Hong Kong. In addition, Other qualifications: we accept a wide range of qualifications from the UK and around the world, either as a single qualification type or in combination. on most of our degrees you can upgrade to a four You’ll find details of the other qualifications we accept on page 208 or on our online prospectus: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/courses We have modules on government, political theory, year Degree with International Experience, during BTEC: please check our online prospectus for specific BTEC subject requirements. political economy and international relations which you spend your third year abroad studying exploring themes from migration to the politics or working – or a combination of the two. For more information about entry requirements, please contact the department. of health. The level of choice and opportunity for To find out if you’re eligible for additional consideration or an alternative offer, visit: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/apply/access-sheffield specialisation will increase throughout your degree. We also offer the Degree with Employment Related courses By your final year you’ll be studying in small groups Experience option. This allows you to spend a year Economics and Politics Page 98 with an academic conducting cutting-edge research, on a work placement in government, a private History and Politics Page 124 whilst producing a dissertation based on your own company, an international organisation or a charity Politics with Foundation Year (alternative route for mature students) Page 198 original research. before returning to complete your fourth (final) year. Politics and Modern Languages and Cultures Page 149 P 174 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 175 P

How we teach Employment experience We teach through lectures, seminars and We have a partnership with the Civil Service and we tutorials. You’ll be assessed through written work support students in gaining employment experience

 www.sheffield.ac.uk/smi and oral presentations. You’ll also be asked to carry during their degree. We encourage you to spend a Politics, Philosophy  [email protected] out policy analysis and programme evaluations. The year working for governments, non-governmental  +44 (0)114 222 7103 skills you’ll develop and demonstrate in these organisations (NGOs) and other third sector and Economics assessments are the skills that employers look for in employers focused on public policy. PPE graduates. Global opportunities Outstanding teaching You have the option to spend a year studying abroad Typical A Level requirements We work with our partners, the Civil You’ll benefit from the expertise and experience in order to develop your skills and understanding of AAA Service, to teach real-world content and of our academics in the departments of politics, PPE in a global setting. give you the skills that employers look for. philosophy and economics. You’ll also study specialist PPE modules with our expert academics in What our graduates do the Sheffield Methods Institute. They’ll teach you the This degree prepares you for work in government, This course will help you understand the happening now, so you’ll be using the knowledge methods and techniques to analyse and interrogate NGOs and other third sector employers, and ideas and theories which shape our world. and techniques you’ve learned to tackle current policy. These skills will set you apart from other organisations focused on understanding, interpreting You’ll learn how and why these subjects issues. For example, you could examine the impact graduates. and advocating in the public policy arena. We’ll teach are intrinsically linked, and how they’ve of government policies aimed at addressing climate you the principles and skills to start your career and developed alongside each other. You’ll also change, healthcare, education, and financial crisis. make an impact in the workplace. develop analytical skills to help you evaluate Our strong links with employers mean you’ll be the impact of government policies and equipped with the analytical skills that they look for UCAS Code | Course A Level IB BTEC Additional information programmes. when you graduate. BA(Honours) L200 Politics, Philosophy and Economics AAA 36 D*DD GCSE Maths grade 6 or B You’ll have the flexibility to specialise in your area of English language requirements: see page 209. About us interest. For instance, you could choose to explore Other qualifications: we accept a wide range of qualifications from the UK and around the world, either as a single qualification type or in combination. This interdisciplinary programme equips you with modules in international relations, economic history, You’ll find details of the other qualifications we accept on page 208 or on our online prospectus: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/courses an understanding of the core principles of Politics, the philosophy of religion, or macroeconomics. You’ll For details of the other qualifications we accept please see: www.shef.ac.uk/undergraduate/apply/requirements Philosophy and Economics (PPE). You’ll learn how also have the option to specialise in quantitative BTEC: please check our online prospectus for specific BTEC subject requirements. to understand things from multiple perspectives Economics and convert to a BSc Politics, Philosophy and think creatively about problem solving. Our and Economics. In the final year, you’ll complete a For more information about entry requirements, please contact the department. teaching is informed by real-world events that are PPE dissertation supported by a dissertation tutor. To find out if you’re eligible for additional consideration or an alternative offer, visit: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/apply/access-sheffield P 176 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 177 P

Professional accreditation BSc Psychology Our single honours degree is currently accredited by Our course is organised into five teaching streams: the British Psychological Society (BPS) and makes Clinical & Neuroscience, Cognitive, Developmental, you eligible for graduate membership. This is the Research Methods, and Social Psychology. You first step to becoming a chartered psychologist. can build on your core knowledge with specialist It’s necessary for courses in clinical, health and modules in the third year. occupational psychology. For more information see www.bps.org.uk What our graduates do  www.sheffield.ac.uk/psychology A psychology degree will put you in an excellent Psychology  [email protected]  +44 (0)114 222 6531 Psychology with Employment Experience position for many jobs in the private or public sector. You can study our course with the Degree with Our graduates work in personnel management, market Employment Experience option. This allows you research, advertising, sales, social work, nursing and to apply for a placement year during your degree teaching. They also enter professions such as clinical, where you’ll gain valuable experience and improve health or occupational psychology, usually after Typical A Level requirements Accredited by the British your employability. postgraduate training. Some of our graduates continue AAB Psychological Society to a PhD to follow a psychology research career. Additional opportunities • Degree with employment experience 80% of our research ranked as world-leading UCAS Code | Course A Level IB BTEC Additional information BSc(Honours) Research Excellence Framework 2014 C800 Psychology AAB 34 DDD Relevant science subject at A Level or IB Higher Level grade 5 A Level General Studies is not accepted GCSE Maths grade 6 or B Our course explores human behaviour. Making a difference Subject requirements: accepted science subjects include Biology/Human Biology, Chemistry, Environmental Science, Mathematics, Further/ You’ll learn about the biology behind Our work explores health and wellbeing, lifestyle Additional Mathematics, Physics, Psychology, and Statistics.

our individual differences, including choices, cognitive behavioural therapy, safe driving, English language requirements: see page 209. developmental disorders and how our mother-baby interaction, autism, Parkinson’s Other qualifications: we accept a wide range of qualifications from the UK and around the world, either as a single qualification type or in combination. psychological strengths can be harnessed. disease, and reducing prejudice and inequality. You’ll find details of the other qualifications we accept on page 208 or on our online prospectus: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/courses

BTEC: please check our online prospectus for specific BTEC subject requirements. Our facilities Learn from experts We have a full range of experimental psychology For more information about entry requirements, please contact the department. Our teaching is informed by cutting-edge scientific laboratories, together with state-of-the-art To find out if you’re eligible for additional consideration or an alternative offer, visit: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/apply/access-sheffield research, which ranges from neuroscience neuroscience facilities for brain imaging, EEG mapping, Related courses through to child development and understanding and neurophysiological recording from single cells. Artificial Intelligence and Computer Science Page 82 why psychological therapies are effective. All of Psychology with Foundation Year (alternative route for mature students) Page 198 this has an impact on wider society. Speech and Language Sciences Page 186 S 178 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 179 AS

Both courses draw on research and teaching expertise You’ll learn how to use statistical software packages from across Sheffield’s Faculty of Social Sciences. Our to find answers to the important questions about world-class research addresses the major challenges society, through hands-on practical sessions using facing society and it enhances our teaching. our state-of-the-art computer laboratory. You’ll become a highly proficient researcher, adept at BA Applied Social Science communicating your findings to both a specialist and This innovative degree breaks down the boundaries non-specialist audience. You’ll also be well-versed between different social science disciplines. In in the intellectual concerns of contemporary social the first year you’ll study two or three subjects, science, specialising in one of the following areas: examining societal issues from various points of view. “The interdisciplinary aspect of the course In the second year you choose a major and a minor • Geography, Landscape and Urban Studies made it perfect for me. The ability to subject which you’ll study for the rest of the course. • Criminology, Politics and Sociology study politics, sociology and social policy • Management alongside the core quantitative modules These are the subjects: makes the course flexible and allowed me You’ll take a module that focuses on employability. to tailor the content to my interests.” • Criminology There are plenty of chances to get valuable work Isobel Bochel • Education, Culture and Childhood experience, including on our placement scheme. BSc Quantitative Social Sciences Graduate • Human Geography You might work on a project for an industry partner, • Politics go on placement with a company or do consultation • Sociology work for a local government office. • Social Policy

 www.sheffield.ac.uk/smi Q-Step Social Sciences  [email protected] Throughout the course, you’ll get training in the Q-Step was developed as a strategic response to  +44 (0)114 222 7103 quantitative and qualitative methods of social the shortage of quantitatively-skilled social science science research. You’ll learn how to present graduates. It is funded by the Nuffield Foundation, research findings and data in a variety of formats. the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) and the Higher Education Funding Council for Typical A Level requirements World Top 100 for social sciences Every first-year student gets valuable experience England (HEFCE). For more information go to ABB Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2020 working on a project with an external client such as www.nuffieldfoundation.org/q-step a business or a local government department. In the Additional opportunities UK top 10 for social sciences second year you can go on a work placement or take Expertise and resources will be shared across the • Degree with employment experience Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2020 a module in entrepreneurial skills. This course is also higher education sector through an accompanying • Study abroad available as a part-time route over six years. support programme, which will also forge links with The Sheffield Methods Institute is home to schools and employers. the Sheffield Q-Step centre which delivers BSc Quantitative Social Science the BSc in Quantitative Social Sciences. This course gets to the heart of social science and This is a £19.5 million programme designed to why it matters: how high-quality research is done, promote a step-change in quantitative social science how it’s communicated and the difference it can training. Over a five-year period from 2013, fifteen The international jobs market is going to sciences faculty so you’re not limited to just one make to our lives. universities across the UK were charged with need a different kind of social science subject. We also have a strong focus on research delivering specialist undergraduate programmes, graduate. We’re leading the way with two skills that will set you apart from other graduates. As one of only 15 UK Q-Step centres, we deliver including new courses, work placements and innovative degrees. intensive training in quantitative methods. From pathways to postgraduate study. Making you ready for work gathering and interpreting data, to understanding Work experience and practical skills are a big part of trends and how social statistics are created and A new kind of social science degree our degrees. There are opportunities to go on work used, you’ll learn data literacy and analysis skills in Today, social science graduates are expected to have placements, for short periods or for a whole year, an accessible, engaging, rigorous way. more than one area of expertise. Our innovative and you’ll learn methods used by the world’s leading degrees are taught by experts from across the social social sciences researchers. S 180 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 181 S

“My SMI placement was with the YouGov Political and Social Team, working with different clients such as Channel 5, Centre for Social Justice and The Times newspaper. I analysed survey data to make sure the statistics weren’t presented in a misleading way.”

Niall BSc Quantitative Social Sciences Graduate

 www.sheffield.ac.uk/socstudies Sociological  [email protected] GLOSS Careers  +44 (0)114 222 6402 Our department is part of the University’s Faculty Our courses have been designed to meet the Studies of Social Sciences so our students can take part growing demand for social science researchers with in exciting initiatives like our Global Learning quantitative data skills. You might choose to apply Opportunities in the Social Sciences (GLOSS) your skills in the public or private sector, for a charity scheme. GLOSS gives both undergraduate and or an NGO. If you’re interested in starting your own Typical A Level requirements 79% of our research is world-leading postgraduate students the chance to apply to attend business, we can help you prepare for that too. ABB–BBB or internationally excellent major international summits like the G20. Research Excellence Framework 2014 Additional opportunities

Find out more here: www.sheffield.ac.uk/gloss • Study abroad • Degree with employment experience

UCAS Code | Course A Level IB BTEC Additional information BA(Honours) L431 Applied Social Science ABB 33 DDD GCSE Maths grade 4 or C You’ll learn about key concepts like society, Lead the way BSc(Honours) identity and welfare. Our degrees explore Our courses develop students who are socially L435 Quantitative Social Science ABB 33 DDD GCSE Maths grade 4 or C important sociological issues including aware, with strong analytical skills and a flair for Part time: Applied Social Sciences BA(Honours) is available to study part time and has the same entry requirements as the full-time course. crime, migration, gender and poverty. approaching problems in new ways. You’ll become For details on how to apply for part-time options, contact the department. skilled at research and bring your own insights to English language requirements: see page 209. key issues that affect our lives. About us Other qualifications: we accept a wide range of qualifications from the UK and around the world, either as a single qualification type or in combination. You’ll find details of the other qualifications we accept on page 208 or on our online prospectus: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/courses Our world-leading interdisciplinary research shapes In your third year, specialist modules allow you our teaching, so you’re always challenged and up to to investigate current thinking on a wide range of BTEC: please check our online prospectus for specific BTEC subject requirements. date. Our staff are experts in their fields and work topics. You’ll learn about the latest research from For more information about entry requirements, please contact the department. with organisations in the UK and worldwide, bringing subject experts and explore your ideas in workshop- To find out if you’re eligible for additional consideration or an alternative offer, visit: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/apply/access-sheffield fresh perspectives to your studies. They’ll give you style sessions. Related courses the advice and support you need to excel in your Applied Social Science with Foundation Year (alternative route for mature students) Page 198 subject. There are around 130 places available on Quantitative Social Science with Foundation Year (alternative route for mature students) Page 198 our courses. S 182 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 183 AS

BA Digital Media and Society scheme. GLOSS gives both undergraduate and What happens to the information we share on postgraduate students the chance to apply to attend social media? How do apps, platforms and devices major international summits like the G20. change our social world? This course is unique in offering you the opportunity to develop a broad Find out more here: www.sheffield.ac.uk/gloss understanding of the relationship between digital media and society. You will also learn how to make What our graduates do digital media products (such as websites and Our graduates work in a range of sectors including animations) that focus on the needs of the user and broadcasting, the police service, teaching and social to use innovative digital methods to research digital work. They’re also employed in local government, media in society. the civil service, charity and campaign organisations, and market research. You will study the human consequences of digital media developments, the ways in which social Some have carried out graduate training with factors shape these developments and the various national and international companies, and are domains in which digital media are developed, used employed around the world. Many go on to masters and have an impact. courses in sociology and social policy and other areas such as human resources. There is an opportunity to undertake a work placement in the final year of this course. The Sociology Society The department has a vibrant student society. GLOSS The Sociology Society (SocSoc) is run by fellow Our department is part of the University’s Faculty sociology students and offers you the opportunity of Social Sciences so our students can take part to take part in various activities including social in exciting initiatives like our Global Learning events, sports, charity work and volunteering in Opportunities in the Social Sciences (GLOSS) addition to trips abroad.

UCAS Code | Course A Level IB BTEC BA(Honours) L300 Sociology L390 Sociology with Criminology BBB 32 DDM LL34 Sociology with Social Policy Work experience attributes and experiences relate to wider issues, L391 Digital Media and Society ABB 33 DDD You can study our courses with the Degree with understanding how group phenomena can give English language requirements: see page 209. Employment Experience option. This allows you collective meaning to an individual’s actions. It to apply for a placement year during your degree also looks at the way forces such as globalisation Other qualifications: we accept a wide range of qualifications from the UK and around the world, either as a single qualification type or in combination. You’ll find details of the other qualifications we accept on page 208 or on our online prospectus: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/courses to gain valuable experience and improve your impact upon society. BTEC: please check our online prospectus for specific BTEC subject requirements. employability. These courses cover the fundamentals of For more information about entry requirements, please contact the department. BA Sociology sociological and policy analysis, with opportunities To find out if you’re eligible for additional consideration or an alternative offer, visit: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/apply/access-sheffield BA Sociology with Social Policy to specialise in social policy or criminology. You’ll Related courses BA Sociology with Criminology explore research techniques and information English Language and Sociology Page 110 What is the price of inequality? Does the welfare retrieval, and develop your presentation and History and Sociology Page 124 state work? Can society ever truly be equal? analytical skills. In your final year you’ll carry out field Politics and Sociology Page 171 Sociology focuses on the relationship between research and complete a research project in an area Sociology with Criminology with Foundation Year (alternative route for mature students) Page 198 individuals and society. It examines how personal that interests you. Sociology with Foundation Year (alternative route for mature students) Page 198 S 184 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 185 AS

World-class teaching but also lets you practise your skills in project You’ll be taught by experts who are up to date with management, teamwork and working with all the latest technologies. Many of our academic customers – skills expected by employers. You will staff are internationally recognised as researchers in also get a solid grounding in the fundamentals of specialised fields of computer science. We also host computer science and the opportunity to explore guest speakers from companies such as Microsoft, aspects of artificial intelligence. Google, GitHub, IBM and ARM. Software Engineering with a Foundation Year Accreditation If you want to study with us but don’t meet our Our degrees are accredited by the BCS – The standard entry requirements, our foundation year Chartered Institute for IT – who can award the could be for you. You’ll learn the fundamentals following professional qualifications: Chartered of maths, physics and engineering in a variety of Information Technology Professional (CITP) and innovative ways to prepare you for your degree. Chartered Engineer (CEng). All of our degrees meet the requirements for CITP. MEng/MComp degrees For more information about our foundation year,  www.sheffield.ac.uk/dcs also meet the requirements for CEng status. see page 197 or visit www.sheffield.ac.uk/sefy  [email protected] Software Students completing BSc/BEng programmes only  +44 (0)114 222 1800 Engineering partially fullfil the requirements for CEng status, What our graduates do requiring further work to fully qualify. Some of our graduates have gone on to become IT consultants, software engineers, software BEng/MEng Software Engineering developers, project managers, and data scientists Typical A Level requirements 90% overall satisfaction Our software engineering degree focuses on the in companies such as Amazon, ARM, BT, Bank of Direct entry Foundation year art of engineering complex software systems. America Merrill Lynch, Goldman Sachs, Google, IBM, National Student Survey 2019 AAA–AAB BBB–BBC The course not only teaches you state-of-the-art Microsoft, and Plusnet. Others have begun their UK top five for research software design and programming technologies, research careers by starting a PhD. Additional opportunities Research Excellence Framework 2014 • Study abroad UCAS Code | Course A Level IB BTEC Additional information MEng(Honours) G650 Software Engineering AAA– 36– Only considered when combined G654 Maths at A Level or IB Higher Level grade 6 Learn how to build teams and manage projects for real customers in the Software Hut. As Software Engineering AAB 34 with other qualifications software projects – and how to engage part of our four-year MEng degrees, you’ll be able with a Year in Industry with real customers to discover business to participate in Genesys – the longest-running BEng(Honours) G600 Software Engineering opportunities. student-led software development organisation AAA– 36– Only considered when combined G604 Maths at A Level or IB Higher Level grade 6 Software Engineering AAB 34 with other qualifications in the UK – which will give you the opportunity to with a Year in Industry gain real industrial experience with a great deal of Foundation Year Stand out from the crowd personal responsibility. G651 Software Engineering BBB– 32– DDD Dependent on subjects studied Our degrees help you become more than just a with a Foundation Year BBC 31 Minimum GCSE Maths and Science grade 6 or B programmer – you’ll develop skills in teamwork, Year in industry A Level General Studies and Critical Thinking not accepted communication, software project management, You can enhance your career prospects even further English language requirements: see page 209. entrepreneurship and interaction with real by taking one of our degrees with a year in industry. Other qualifications: we accept a wide range of qualifications from the UK and around the world, either as a single qualification type or in combination. customers. You can try speech recognition, voice You will undertake your industrial placement You’ll find details of the other qualifications we accept on page 208 or on our online prospectus: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/courses synthesis, text summarisation, machine translation, between the second and third years of study (this BTEC: please check our online prospectus for specific BTEC subject requirements. robot learning and control, computational biology, 3D can also be done between the third and fourth years For more information about entry requirements, please contact the department. computer game design and mobile app development. of study in the case of our four-year MComp and MEng courses). As well as being paid a salary during To find out if you’re eligible for additional consideration or an alternative offer, visit: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/apply/access-sheffield Software Hut and Genesys your placement you will pay reduced tuition fees for Related courses We give you hands-on experience in a professional that year. Computer Science Page 81 environment. From the second year, you’ll work on General Engineering (MEng/BEng) Page 112 S 186 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 187 AS

BMedSci Speech and Language Therapy Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) This three-year course leads to a professional Because aspects of our courses involve working qualification to practise as a speech and language directly with children and vulnerable adults, all therapist. Speech and language therapists are applicants must undergo a DBS check and register professionals who help children and adults who with the Independent Safeguarding Authority. have difficulties with communication or with eating, See page 209 for details. drinking or swallowing. What our graduates do The course provides an interactive learning Our graduates are recognised as qualified speech experience encouraging students to be both active and language therapists. They go into rewarding and reflective learners. You’ll study a range of careers working with a wide range of clinical subjects including communication development and populations in a variety of settings. Many go on to disorders, clinical methods, biomedical sciences, postgraduate education and research. psychology and linguistics.

“Placements are the most enjoyable part of You’ll learn from an interdisciplinary team of the course because not only do you learn clinical and research specialists. You’ll work closely the theory of therapy, you are able to put with your peers in a supportive environment as it into practice. I feel that this is really you develop your knowledge and skills towards rewarding as I am able to see the progress becoming an independent practitioner. that clients make, and for me that is what this profession is all about.” You’ll develop your clinical expertise through Alycia Lim hands-on training and clinical placements in settings BMedSci Speech and Language Therapy such as schools and hospitals throughout Sheffield and the surrounding areas.

You’ll also have access to our award-winning

 www.sheffield.ac.uk/hcs in-house clinic, where you’ll benefit from additional Speech and  [email protected] specialist facilities and training. Language Therapy  +44 (0)114 222 2405

UCAS Code | Course A Level IB BTEC Additional information Typical A Level requirements 100% of our research is world-leading or BMedSci(Honours) AAB internationally excellent B621 Speech and Language Therapy AAB 34 DDD A Level in General Studies is not accepted Research Excellence Framework 2014 Subject requirements: please see www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/policies/alevel

English language requirements: see page 209.

Other qualifications: we accept a wide range of qualifications from the UK and around the world, either as a single qualification type or in combination. Our BMedSci qualifies you to practise Learn from the best You’ll find details of the other qualifications we accept on page 208 or on our online prospectus: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/courses as a speech and language therapist. Our courses are taught by some of Britain’s leading BTEC: please check our online prospectus for specific BTEC subject requirements. experts in the field. What they teach is often based For more information about entry requirements, please contact the department. on their own internationally recognised research. We’ll give you access to specialist facilities, detailed To find out if you’re eligible for additional consideration or an alternative offer, visit: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/apply/access-sheffield feedback on all your work, and one-to-one support. Related courses Our active on-site clinic will give you the opportunity English Language and Linguistics Page 108 to gain valuable practical experience during your Health and Human Sciences Page 119 degree. Psychology Page 176 U 188 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 189 AU

projects in areas like Kelham Island, which was Flexible study crowned the UK’s best neighbourhood in 2018. You’ll Our flexible courses can be customised to suit your have the opportunity to learn from community interests, or even combined with another subject to groups and develop plans for this rapidly-changing widen your career options. We offer the flexibility to neighbourhood, balancing the needs of different transfer between our undergraduate programmes “My studies have affirmed, enriched and groups and developing the practical planning skills during your studies, and provide opportunities challenged my understanding of what you’ll need to make fairer, healthier and more for you to spend part of your course in Europe, planning is and what it can achieve. In sustainable places throughout your career. Australia, Hong Kong, Singapore or the USA. that respect, my time at Sheffield has fuelled my ambitions and given me added Prepare for your future MPlan Urban Studies and Planning determination to go on and make a positive As a top UK planning school we are acclaimed The first year of this four-year course covers difference to people’s lives in my future internationally for the quality of our research core ideas that influence planning and urban career.” and teaching. Our dedicated Placements and development and the skills planners need, including Employability Manager maintains close links to urban design. It includes a field trip to York. Mark Boyd business and local government, so that our students The second year develops your understanding MPlan Urban Studies and Planning develop the skills businesses need and gain practical of concepts and practices in urban studies and experience through work placements. planning. There is a residential field trip, currently to the Netherlands. Before you begin your third We encourage you to be creative and apply your year, you’ll have a period of work experience in  www.sheffield.ac.uk/usp skills to complex social, political and environmental a local planning office or private sector planning Urban Studies  [email protected]  +44 (0)114 222 6900 issues. With an open door policy and a balance consultancy, looking at how plans are made. and Planning between lectures, seminars and practical work, our staff will give you the confidence and support The third year focuses on how planning theory and you need to succeed. practice interact. You’ll have a further period of work experience in a local planning office or private sector Typical A Level requirements No. 1 RTPI accredited Professional accreditation planning consultancy, during the Easter vacation. ABB planning school in the UK We have a close relationship with the Royal Town Research Excellence Framework 2014 Planning Institute (RTPI), the Royal Institution of Your final year prepares you for professional Additional opportunities Chartered Surveyors (RICS) and the Chartered practice and allows you to develop your knowledge • Degree with employment experience UK top 5 for town and country Institute for Housing (CIH). and expertise through specialist options. You can • Study abroad planning and landscape spend part of the year studying in Denmark, Italy or The Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide 2020 Our MPlan Urban Studies and Planning provides a France under our European exchange programme. The Complete University Guide 2020 professionally approved route into the planning or surveying professions. It is the only triple accredited BA Urban Studies Our MPlan Urban Studies and Planning course of its kind in the UK, with full accreditation This interdisciplinary three-year course gives you course is the only triple accredited by the RTPI and RICS and partial accreditation by substantial knowledge of urban issues and is suitable planning course in the UK. the CIH. for students with an interest in the social, economic, political, planning, history, design or environmental Each year the RTPI nominate outstanding achievers aspects of cities. Our BA Urban Studies includes Our courses will equip you with the Shaping the world in the field of planning. Six of our graduates have core modules for understanding cities and how they knowledge and skills to build a successful Re-shaping the spaces where we live and work been recognised in recent years. work, both in the UK and abroad, before enabling career in planning and other urban studies has never been more important. Our courses you to specialise in the areas that most interest professions. explore key issues such as sustainability and urban you. This degree allows for maximum flexibility and regeneration, giving you the knowledge and skills to personalisation of your course, while ensuring that make a positive impact in the world. Sheffield is a you gain key analytical and practical skills for the living laboratory where students can gain hands-on workplace. experience by addressing these challenges in the field. Our students work on community planning AU 190 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 191 Z

BA Geography and Planning GLOSS This course is taught jointly with the Department of Our department is part of the University’s Faculty Geography, allowing you the flexibility to combine of Social Sciences so our students can take part human geography modules with the practical edge in exciting initiatives like our Global Learning of a planning education. Graduates typically go on Opportunities in the Social Sciences (GLOSS) to careers in planning and the built environment, scheme. GLOSS gives both undergraduate and or continue studying at Sheffield to work towards postgraduate students the chance to apply to attend “I’ve loved being able to get involved with a professionally accredited masters degree. This major international summits like the G20. real research in my third year and fourth enables them to enter their chosen profession, year projects. We’ve investigated the whether it is planning, international development, Find out more here: www.sheffield.ac.uk/gloss impacts of forest fragmentation and real estate, urban design, or geographic data logging on biodiversity in the tropics. It’s science. What our graduates do exciting to find out new information from Most of our graduates go on to work in planning or a your data, and all the highs and lows that Degrees with employment experience related career in the built environment professions, come with carrying out the project make it The Degree with employment experience option including housing, transport planning, development a very gratifying experience.” allows you to apply for a placement year during your control, forward planning, regeneration, urban degree to gain valuable experience and improve your design, heritage and conservation. Cindy Cosset employability. MBiolSci Zoology Recent graduates have gone on to work for public and private sector organisations such as AECOM, Arup, CBRE, Deloitte, Harrow London Borough Council, Sheffield City Council and the Lake District  www.sheffield.ac.uk/aps National Park Authority. More than half of our Zoology  [email protected] graduate planners take up posts with planning  +44 (0)114 222 0123 consultancies and several are employed by major global built environment firms.

Typical A Level requirements 100% overall satisfaction Direct entry Foundation year National Student Survey 2019 AAA–AAB BBC UCAS Code | Course A Level IB BTEC Additional information UK top 10 for biological sciences Additional opportunities MPlan(Honours) The Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide 2020 K400 Urban Studies and Planning ABB 33 DDD GCSE Maths grade 4 or C • Degree with placement year BA(Honours) Top 5 for biological research L722 Urban Studies ABB 33 DDD GCSE Maths grade 4 or C Research Excellence Framework 2014 LK74 Geography and Planning English language requirements: see page 209.

Other qualifications: we accept a wide range of qualifications from the UK and around the world, either as a single qualification type or in combination. Follow your passion for animals alongside About us You’ll find details of the other qualifications we accept on page 208 or on our online prospectus: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/courses subjects such as genetics, physiology, We don’t just teach zoology – we do zoology. And so BTEC: please check our online prospectus for specific BTEC subject requirements. evolution and behaviour, biodiversity and will you – through lectures, practicals, field courses For more information about entry requirements, please contact the department. conservation. and a research project and dissertation. Our staff To find out if you’re eligible for additional consideration or an alternative offer, visit: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/apply/access-sheffield are world leaders in zoology providing research-led Related courses teaching in animal behaviour, evolutionary genetics, Geography Page 116 species interactions and conservation biology. We Geography and Planning with Foundation Year (alternative route for mature students) Page 198 work with insects, molluscs, microbes, mammals, Landscape Architecture Page 128 fish and birds from marine, terrestrial and Urban Studies and Planning with Foundation Year (alternative route for mature students) Page 198 freshwater communities. Much of what we teach is Urban Studies with Foundation Year (alternative route for mature students) Page 198 based on our own pioneering research. AZ 192 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 193 Z

How we teach Zoology with Placement Year Making sure you have an understanding of how Both our BSc and MBiolSci Zoology with Placement research is done and how to judge reliable Year degrees allow you to do a year-long, paid work knowledge is at the heart of our teaching. We placement between your second and third year combine lectures based on our world-leading as a recognised part of your studies. A placement research with small group tutorials, cutting-edge is a great way to gain valuable work experience lab and field research practicals, and research and learn new skills to make you stand out in the experience via projects and critical reviews. We’re a graduate jobs market, and you’ll pay reduced fees close-knit community where every student gets the for the year you’re on placement. Our students support and encouragement they need to achieve have worked in industry, charities and academia their best work. with placements ranging from zoo conservation to chocolate research. Our zoology modules focus around whole organisms and extend from physiology, genetics and Placements aren’t guaranteed – it’s your speciation to behaviour, food-webs, biodiversity and responsibility to secure one but we’ll do everything conservation. You can even take modules across the we can to help. biosciences including microbiology, biochemistry and human disease. Biosciences with Foundation Year If you want to study zoology but don’t meet the entry You’ll have the option to go on a two-week long requirements to go straight into the first year, our field course. Destinations include the Peak District foundation year could be for you. After successfully National Park, Anglesey, Ireland, Arctic Sweden, the completing the one-year programme, you’ll progress UCAS Code | Course A Level IB BTEC Additional information Mediterranean or tropical Malaysian Borneo. onto the first year of your chosen bioscience degree. BSc(Honours) C300 Zoology Only considered when Including two Science subjects C305 Zoology with Placement Year AAA–AAB 36–34 combined with other at A Level or IB Higher Level grade 6 Our facilities For more information about our foundation year, qualifications GCSE Maths grade 4 or C Our students get to use our state-of-the-art see page 197 or visit www.sheffield.ac.uk/sefy MBiolSci(Honours) facilities which include modern tools for DNA and C309 Zoology Only considered when Including Biology and a second Science biomolecular analysis, controlled environment What our graduates do C304 Zoology with Placement Year AAA 36 combined with other subject at A Level or IB Higher Level grade 6 chambers to simulate any past, present or future Our students graduate with a deep knowledge of qualifications GCSE Maths grade 4 or C climate, experimental gardens and ponds, and zoology as well as core transferrable skills in data Foundation Year extensive computing resources for simulations. analysis, presentation and writing. They’re well C900 Biosciences with Foundation Year BBC 31 DDM Including a Science subject at A Level or IB Higher Level grade 5 equipped for positions in environmental consulting, GCSE Maths grade 6 or B Zoology – BSc or MBiolSci wildlife trusts, and international conservation A Level General Studies is not accepted Our three-year BSc is a research-led course organisations. Some choose to work in business, Subject requirements: acceptable Science subjects include Biology/Human Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Psychology, Mathematics, Computer covering the full breadth of zoology. The four-year IT and consulting linked to sustainability, museums, Science, Geology, Statistics, Geography, Economics and Environmental Science/Studies. Where Biology is required at A Level Human Biology is MBiolSci adds an extra year of advanced research banking, agriculture and health. Many go on to do accepted in lieu of this. As well as the above Foundation Year will also accept Further Mathematics. training, embedding you in one of our research PhDs. English language requirements: see page 209. labs. This year upgrades your degree to Master of Other qualifications: we accept a wide range of qualifications from the UK and around the world, either as a single qualification type or in combination. Biological Science. You’ll develop and carry out a You’ll find details of the other qualifications we accept on page 208 or on our online prospectus: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/courses research project with world-leading scientists on a BTEC: please check our online prospectus for specific BTEC subject requirements. topic that matches your interests. For more information about entry requirements, please contact the department.

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Education for all

We welcome students from a diverse Applicants with disabilities range of backgrounds. Whether you’re or specific learning difficulties looking to study on a foundation year, an We welcome applications from disabled students undergraduate degree or an apprenticeship, and students with a specific learning difficulty such or you’re a mature student, there’s a course as dyslexia. If you’re thinking of applying, please see here at Sheffield for you. the Disability and Dyslexia Support Service website for information on the support available: www.sheffield.ac.uk/ssid/disability Widening participation We work with many schools and colleges to ensure The website includes a downloadable copy of our that students who have the potential to benefit publication, Information for Disabled and Dyslexic from and succeed in higher education have the Students. Copies are also available from: opportunity to do so. Disability and Dyslexia Support Service Science and Engineering Foundation Year Foundation courses for Our outreach programmes target prospective  +44 (0)114 222 1303 If you want to study engineering, physics, chemistry international students students from groups currently under-represented  [email protected] or bioscience but haven’t met our standard entry We offer a range of pathways to hundreds of degrees in higher education. This is to help raise awareness requirements, you may be able to enrol on a science through the University of Sheffield International of opportunities, to raise aspirations and to assist When completing your UCAS application, please and engineering foundation year. College. These are all designed to develop the in raising attainment to help prospective students indicate that you have a disability. This information academic and English skills needed to succeed at achieve their full potential. will not be considered as part of the academic You’ll study the combination of maths, sciences undergraduate level. decision-making process. If we offer you a place, and engineering you’ll need to begin the first year For more information on outreach schemes we’ll contact you with information about appropriate of whichever undergraduate degree course you’ve The foundation courses have been developed in and our work with schools and colleges, visit: support and facilities. chosen. A range of disciplines are available. Once collaboration with the University, so modules are www.sheffield.ac.uk/schools you’ve passed the foundation year, you’ll progress relevant to your field of study. You’ll study in small We may ask you to complete an online form where onto year one of your chosen degree. classes with teachers who are experts at helping you can give us more information. This is optional, students to learn in a second language. but can help us to arrange in advance any support We accept students with a wide variety of you might require. Where appropriate, we can also qualifications. We also welcome mature students. For more information, visit: arrange for you to discuss support with one of our usic.sheffield.ac.uk advisers, or to visit the campus before you start For more information, visit: your course. www.sheffield.ac.uk/sefy 198 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 199

We offer the following degrees with a foundation year for mature students:

UCAS code Course title Full time (FT) or part time (PT) L432 BA Applied Social Science with Foundation Year FT/PT F401 BA Archaeology with Foundation Year FT/PT FV42 BA Archaeology and History with Foundation Year FT C110 BSc Biology with Foundation Year FT B905 BSc Biomedical Science with Foundation Year FT N201 BA Business Management with Foundation Year FT T301 BA East Asian Studies with Foundation Year FT X301 BA Education, Culture and Childhood with Foundation Year FT QV32 BA English and History with Foundation Year FT QV34 BA English and Philosophy with Foundation Year FT Q307 BA English Literature with Foundation Year FT/PT Q305 BA English Language and Literature with Foundation Year FT Q310 BA English Language and Linguistics with Foundation Year FT QL34 BA English Language and Sociology with Foundation Year FT F901 BSc Environmental Science with Foundation Year FT L701 BA Geography with Foundation Year FT F801 BSc Geography with Foundation Year FT L790 BA Geography and Planning with Foundation Year FT B990 BMedSci Health and Human Sciences with Foundation Year FT/PT V101 BA History with Foundation Year FT/PT RV51 BA History and Modern Languages with Foundation Year FT VV16 BA History and Philosophy with Foundation Year FT VL14 BA History and Politics with Foundation Year FT P501 BA Journalism with Foundation Year FT K3K5 BA Landscape Architecture with Foundation Year FT T901 BA Modern Languages and Culture with Foundation Year FT W301 BMus Music with Foundation Year FT/PT B521 BMedSci Orthoptics with Foundation Year FT V501 BA Philosophy with Foundation Year FT AMRC apprenticeships Mature students VV57 BA Philosophy, Religion and Ethics with Foundation Year FT Our Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre We welcome applications from mature students. L205 BA Politics with Foundation Year FT (AMRC) offers focused training programmes that A mature applicant is defined as someone who will LV26 BA Politics and Philosophy with Foundation Year FT combine real work experience with learning and be over the age of 21 on entry. C801 BSc Psychology with Foundation Year FT development. The AMRC Training Centre is regarded www.sheffield.ac.uk/mature L436 BA Quantitative Social Sciences with Foundation Year FT as the centre of excellence for apprenticeship and L301 BA Sociology with Foundation Year FT CPD delivery within the Yorkshire and Humber The Department for Lifelong Learning offers a wide L302 BA Sociology with Criminology with Foundation Year FT region. Our state-of-the-art centre offers the very variety of degrees with a foundation year for mature K441 BA Urban Studies with Foundation Year FT best in practical and academic training. Working students who don’t have the usual qualifications. K401 MPlan Urban Studies and Planning with Foundation Year FT with employers, we identify and provide the skills Our list of degrees with a foundation year is expanding all the time. For the most up to date list of available courses visit: www.sheffield.ac.uk/dll/courses/foundation that manufacturing companies need to compete The requirements for entry are different to globally. those for students applying directly for a degree We also offer a part-time foundation programme which prepares students for further part-time or full-time degree or certificate level study. course elsewhere in the University. What we’re For more information on any of our courses for mature students, please visit: www.sheffield.ac.uk/dll/courses Apprenticeships are available for all home students, really looking for is passion, commitment and life aged 16 and over. For more information, visit: experience, and we’re always happy to discuss www.amrctraining.co.uk/apprenticeships your options with you before you apply.

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This year we supported many of our students through scholarships and Fees and bursaries. financial In 2019/20 we dedicated over support £8.5million to home students and £4.7million to international students.

Fees Financial help for home students For the most up-to-date information about fees see We offer a number of bursaries and scholarships. If our website: you’re eligible for one of these awards, the money www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/fees-funding is yours to keep. You don’t have to pay any of it back and it doesn’t affect any funding you get from the Funding your studies government. To make things a little easier, we offer a range of financial support. Bursaries If you’re a home fee-paying student, you could get Find out how much you could get towards your a University bursary every year of your course, study and living costs with our online calculator: depending on your household income, postcode and www.sheffield.ac.uk/funding/calculator grades. We offer bursaries for carers, care leavers and students who are estranged from their parents Managing your money or guardian. Managing your finances while you’re at university www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/fees-funding can be a bit of a challenge. If you really want to make the most of your time here – and we know you Scholarships for home students do – you need to take budgeting seriously. The University offers a number of scholarships and these aren’t just financial awards. They also include But there’s nothing to it once you know how. Our opportunities for work placements and studying award-winning student services teams are on hand overseas. For more information, including how and with practical advice from the moment you apply when to apply, please see: right through to graduation. www.sheffield.ac.uk/explorescholarships

In the meantime, use our online calculator to Support from the UK government find out how much money you’ll have to work with. Eligible home students can access support from Then use our online Money Planner to help you the UK government to pay their tuition fees and figure out a budget that works for you: contribute to living costs. What you can apply for www.sheffield.ac.uk/moneytools depends on your circumstances. You can find out more from our website: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/ fees-funding/loans 202 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 203

How do I pay my tuition fees? International scholarships Home students can take a loan from the Student We award a number of scholarships every year to Loans Company (Student Finance England or international students with exceptional academic equivalent authority) to pay their tuition fee. The potential. Further information about scholarships is University then receives payment on your behalf. available at: www.sheffield.ac.uk/international Students who wish to pay their fees themselves, should refer to: www.sheffield.ac.uk/ssid/fees Financial assistance may be available from your own government and from other sponsors. Fees for overseas students If you’re not eligible for home fee status, you Living expenses for overseas students will be eligible to pay the overseas tuition rate. Your living costs will depend on your standard To find out what rate of tuition fee you’ll pay, visit: of living. To qualify for a visa, the UK government www.sheffield.ac.uk/ssid/fees/status calculates your living costs as £1,015 per month for your study at Sheffield. So you’ll need £9,135 for one Fixed fee guarantee for overseas students academic year (ie nine months in Sheffield from We offer a special fixed fee guarantee for overseas September to June). Visa requirements change students taking courses longer than one year. The often. Remember to check the requirements so tuition fee you pay in your first year will be the same you can plan your finances. for each year of your course. We unfortunately www.gov.uk/tier-4-general-visa cannot guarantee this for medicine and dentistry clinical undergraduate courses, as we are awaiting These figures include the cost of accommodation confirmation of 2021/22 clinical placement fee and but do not include the cost of childcare. You’ll also funding arrangements. need to budget for the additional cost of travel to and from your home country. Overseas rates for 2021–22 entry will be set in September 2020 and details should be available on If you have any dependants you’ll need to budget the University’s website from September 2020. for them. The UK government calculates that you’ll See: www.sheffield.ac.uk/ssid/fees/ug need £680 per month for each dependant (eg spouse, child). How do I pay my fees if I’m an overseas student? You’ll be sent information about payment arrangements before you start. You can pay your fees in full in advance or you can opt to pay in instalments. Details of the University’s instalment plans for 2020–21 will be available in Spring 2020: www.sheffield.ac.uk/ssid/fees

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If you’re applying for entry to the MBChB Medicine period out of education, or whose studies have been academic achievements. It will be individually Applying or the BDS Dental Surgery, you should submit your significantly disrupted. See page 198. assessed by experienced admissions staff who application by 15 October 2020. have been appropriately trained and can exercise Our intellectual community brings together International students can apply for a foundation discretion in interpreting the range of evidence you students and staff from all parts of the world, of all Applying for deferred entry course at the University of Sheffield International have provided. Information we may consider includes: educational and social backgrounds. We welcome If you don’t want to begin your studies straight away, College. For more information, visit: applications from anyone who has the desire to you can defer your entry for a year. For example, you usic.sheffield.ac.uk • Your qualifications (such as GCSEs and learn, and will support all learners to achieve their could apply in autumn 2020 for entry in September A Levels, and their equivalents) potential. 2022. We welcome applications for deferred All the foundation years offer guaranteed • Your predicted grades in future examinations entry, and treat them on an equal basis with other progression to our degree courses providing you • The information in your personal statement Before you apply applications. achieve the required grades. • Your referee’s statement, for confirmation of your academic potential and personal qualities • Read our Applying Essentials guide at: Applications for deferred entry are considered International applicants www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/apply under the conditions for entry in the UCAS International students should apply to the University Access Sheffield • Read our Student Admissions Policy at: application year in which they’re submitted, and through UCAS. If you would like guidance on our We recognise that ability isn’t always demonstrated www.sheffield.ac.uk/study/policies/ applicants must satisfy these conditions by 31 August courses or application procedures, you may wish through a standard set of A Level or equivalent admissions of that year. If you’re applying for entry in September to use the services of one of our international qualifications. Our Access Sheffield policies help • Check the online prospectus for the most up-to- 2022, for example, you must have met the conditions recruitment agents. For a list of our official ensure that everyone who has the potential to date course information and entry requirements of your offer by 31 August 2021. representatives, visit our website and select your succeed on our courses has the opportunity to do so. at: www.sheffield.ac.uk/prospectus country: www.sheffield.ac.uk/international • Visit your chosen department’s website: Applying for entry to year/level two If you’re from a group currently under-represented www.sheffield.ac.uk/departments/academic We’re happy to consider applications for entry to the Fraudulent statements and omissions in higher education, you’ve participated in our post- second year of an undergraduate course. You should Offers of a place are made in good faith by the 16 DISCOVER programme or Realising Opportunities, How to apply normally have met the Sheffield course’s standard A University and are based on the information you or you’ve taken additional qualifications to You should apply online through UCAS: Level requirements (or equivalent). You should also provide at any point during the application process. supplement your level 3 studies, you may be eligible www.ucas.com/students show us that you’ve undertaken and successfully False statements or omissions of relevant information for an alternative offer lower than our standard completed a programme of study equivalent to may lead to the withdrawal of an offer or a place. entry requirements for your course. In other cases, If you don’t have internet access, please contact the first year of the course that you’re applying for. we may be able to give your application additional UCAS customer services on 0371 4680468 (from We reserve the right to determine whether you’ve How we assess your application consideration when we receive it and when exam within the UK) or +44 330 3330 230 (from outside covered an equivalent area of study. In assessing this When you submit your UCAS application, we pass it results are released. the UK). we may ask you to provide further information on to our trained selectors for academic consideration. your studies, including course syllabuses. Some of our policies are activated automatically The UCAS code for the University of Sheffield is We also check your application for information when we receive your application. For others, we’ll S18 SHEFD. There’s no campus code. Applying for a foundation year about your residential category. This determines need you to supply more information about your For engineering and some science courses, we offer the level of fee (home or overseas) that you’ll be circumstances, to help us confirm your eligibility and When to apply foundation years designed to provide the science charged if you’re offered a place. If we have a query apply the relevant policy to your application. Applications for undergraduate degree courses preparation necessary for entry. These are intended about your residential category, we’ll conduct a Fee starting in September 2021 should be submitted for students who have already studied science Status Assessment, which is explained at: For more information, see our Access Sheffield web between: subjects in their Level 3 qualifications, but have not www.sheffield.ac.uk/study/fee-status page at: www.sheffield.ac.uk/ achieved the grades required for direct entry. For undergraduate/apply/access-sheffield • 1 September 2020 and 15 January 2021 to be more information on the Science and Engineering We look for students who are motivated and guaranteed equal consideration with other Foundation Year see page 197. inquisitive, and have the necessary academic To find out more about the additional information applicants. preparation and personal attributes to benefit from we consider in the application process, please refer • 16 January 2021 and 30 June 2021 for further Through our Department for Lifelong Learning, we the University’s learning environment. to our Contextual Data Policy Statement at: consideration, although we may not be able to also offer foundation courses in a range of other www.sheffield.ac.uk/ consider your application if all the places on subjects, designed for students who have non- Your application will be assessed primarily, but not undergraduate/contextual-data-statement the course you’ve applied for have been filled. standard qualifications, who have had a sustained solely, by reference to your prior and predicted 206The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 207

Attending an interview Unconditional offers For most courses interviews are not a prerequisite We only make unconditional offers to applicants who for admission, but some departments interview to have already met all the academic requirements for further assess the motivation and personal qualities entry to their chosen course. of applicants. Departments which interview will provide a clear explanation of the reasons for, and We believe that unconditional offers for students structure of, the interview. who haven’t yet sat their exams are not in the best interest of applicants, with UCAS research showing Our decision that those holding them are more likely to miss their We aim to process decisions as quickly as possible. predicted grades. By achieving your best in your However, given the volume and quality of applications exams, you’ll be well prepared for the demands of we receive, we’re not always able to make a decision degree-level study, and you’ll be giving yourself the immediately. At busy times of the application best chance of success at whatever you choose to cycle, particularly towards the October and do after your degree. January deadlines, there may be delays processing applications, both at UCAS and within the University. Conditional offers Most offers will be based upon the portfolio of Alternative offers UCAS. If you’re studying for another qualification you Some departments don’t begin considering qualifications being taken in Year 13 or the last If you’re from a group currently under-represented should expect to present original certificates when applications until after the 15 January deadline. year of secondary education, and will normally be in higher education, you’ve participated in our post- you come to register at the University. We’ll email you Departments which interview will not make a conditional upon achievement in three A Levels or 16 DISCOVER programme or Realising Opportunities, to let you know how you can do this. decision until the interviews have taken place. In equivalent qualifications. or you’ve taken additional qualifications to both cases, you should receive a letter or email from supplement your Level 3 studies, you may receive Contact us the department explaining the procedure. We recognise that some UK schools and colleges an alternative offer equivalent to one or two grades may not be able to offer their students the required below the standard A Level entry requirements for Feedback on your application When we’ve made our decision, we transmit this to range of qualifications and subjects. If this is the case your course. For more information see: We feel it’s important that unsuccessful applicants UCAS. You can view the status of your application for you, please ask your school or college to indicate www.sheffield.ac.uk/ have the opportunity to receive feedback on their through the UCAS Track facility: any limitations in provision in the reference part of undergraduate/apply/access-sheffield application. However, it’s not possible to provide every www.ucas.com/students your UCAS application. applicant with feedback, so we only provide feedback Processing your results in response to requests made to the Admissions We’ll also send you an email to let you know that We understand that some applicants may have had If you narrowly fail to satisfy the academic conditions Service via www.sheffield.ac.uk/study/askus we’ve made our decision. If we’ve made you an offer, their number of A Level subjects restricted through of our offer, we may still be able to confirm your this email will confirm the details of the course specific personal circumstances. If this is the case place. This will depend on whether we have any Once feedback has been issued, we may not be able on which we’ve offered you a place, and include for you, you should contact us as early as possible to places left on the course you’ve applied for, any to respond to additional requests for information on information about course content and tuition fees. discuss the suitability of your qualifications and the extenuating circumstances that may have impacted the same application. circumstances that have impacted on your studies. on your studies, and whether we believe you’re Our offers sufficiently prepared for the course. We recognise that there may be occasions when All our offers are made by trained admissions tutors Offers may also be conditional on other, non- applicants wish to make a complaint about the way and selectors. We’re committed to making offers academic, conditions such as the receipt of a If there are places remaining once the bulk of results in which their application has been treated. Where that are appropriate to each applicant and therefore satisfactory Disclosure and Barring Service check. have been received in August, your application will applicants feel they may have a cause for complaint, selectors have the discretion to formulate and vary be reviewed by the Admissions Tutor in the light of they are invited to consult our formal Appeals and the level of offers. If you have any questions about your offer you your final results. Complaints Procedure for Applicants: should contact the Admissions Service directly: www.sheffield.ac.uk/study/policies/ We make offers when we believe an applicant www.sheffield.ac.uk/study/askus Verifying your results appeals-complaints is capable of benefitting from, and successfully We require all applicants to provide evidence of completing, the course. the qualifications upon which the offer of a place is based. If you’re taking A Levels, BTECs, Scottish All offers are subject to our Terms and Conditions: Highers/Advanced Highers or the International www.sheffield.ac.uk/study/policies/terms Baccalaureate we normally receive your results via 208 The University of Sheffield  Back to Contents Undergraduate Prospectus 2021 209

If you’re taking A Levels, we normally require Course entry requirements For more information about the process, including a applicants to offer a minimum of three subjects. All courses require you to achieve certain grades in list of relevant offences, visit: Admissions Guidance on A Level subject combinations can be your qualifications, and some require prior study www.sheffield.ac.uk/study/policies/convictions requirements found at: and knowledge of specific subjects. Individual course www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/apply/ entry requirements are listed in this prospectus and Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) checks a-levels in our online prospectus: If you apply for medicine, dentistry, nursing, www.sheffield.ac.uk/prospectus orthoptics, speech science or social work, you’ll We also accept a range of vocational qualifications, need to undergo a full DBS check. Some courses such as BTECs and Cambridge Technicals. The entry requirements listed in this prospectus in Animal and Plant Sciences, Computer Science, may change. You should check the online prospectus Education, Music, Psychology and Sociology Our offers are usually based on a set of acceptable for up-to-date information before you submit your may also require a full DBS check. In the UCAS qualifications that is equivalent in volume to three A application. application, you’ll need to declare if you have any Levels. This means that if, for example, you’re taking criminal convictions, including spent sentences, a BTEC National Diploma (equivalent to two International entry requirements cautions (including verbal cautions) and bind-over A Levels), you could combine it with one A Level. This prospectus lists the entry requirements for UK orders. We’re committed to making our admissions Try to make sure that the different qualifications students. Equivalent requirements for a wide range processes as fair and transparent as possible and aren’t in the same or very similar subjects. For of international qualifications are set out on our All offers of places on these courses are subject to have the following standard requirements for entry information about which combinations and subjects Applying web pages: a satisfactory DBS Enhanced Disclosure. If you’re to our undergraduate courses. You should read are acceptable, visit our online prospectus: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/ made an offer, we’ll write to you a few months before these alongside our Student Admissions Policy: www.sheffield.ac.uk/prospectus apply/international-qualifications the start of your course with details of how to www.sheffield.ac.uk/study/policies/admissions arrange this. If your qualifications aren’t listed on our website, Qualifications information is also available Academic requirements or you’re unsure about the combination of on our international web pages. Click on your If you’re living overseas and/or have never been a UK qualifications you’re studying, contact our country to find out what grades you need: resident, any offer of a place will be subject to the GCSEs Admissions Service for advice: www.sheffield.ac.uk/international equivalent of a DBS check, normally a satisfactory You must be proficient in written and spoken www.sheffield.ac.uk/study/askus check from your local police station (for example a English, normally demonstrated by grade 4/grade C English language qualifications Certificate of Good Conduct). More information is or above in GCSE English Language. Extended Project Qualification (EPQ) We accept a number of qualifications, including available here: We value the Extended Project Qualification and the IELTS. For more information, visit: www.sheffield.ac.uk/study/policies/dbs Because of the nature of certain subject areas, some skills it helps students to develop. An EPQ is a great www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/ courses require higher levels of achievement in way to show an interest in your chosen subject area, apply/english-language English language, or achievement in other GCSEs and you’ll study in a similar way to degree learning. (for example GCSE Mathematics). Details of any Need help with your English? additional GCSE requirements are included in the Many courses issue alternative offers to applicants We also offer English language training courses to help course entry requirements within this prospectus who are completing a relevant EPQ alongside three you prepare for a degree at Sheffield. After you start and in our online undergraduate prospectus: A Levels or equivalent. Where this is the case, it will your degree, you can get further training for free: www.sheffield.ac.uk/prospectus be indicated in our online prospectus: www.sheffield.ac.uk/eltc www.sheffield.ac.uk/prospectus Entry qualifications Criminal convictions We welcome applications from students studying UK qualification reform As part of the application process, you may be asked a range of UK, European and international For details of the University’s position on the if you have a ‘relevant’ criminal conviction. qualifications that offer suitable preparation for current programme of qualification reform in study at the University. These include qualifications the UK, including GCSE and A Level reform, visit: If you have a relevant conviction we may write to you that aren’t cited in this prospectus. 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