Pre-enrolment

This page is designed to provide more information to applicants who have an offer for one of our courses

Congratulations on your offer from Biosciences and Chemistry at Sheffield Hallam University!

'We hope that the information that we have provided is helpful and look forward to welcoming you in September to the community of staff, undergraduate and postgraduate students that forms the Department of Biosciences and Chemistry at Sheffield Hallam University'

Best Wishes

Professor Susan Laird (Head of Department)

We are currently experiencing unprecedented times with the Covid-19 pandemic and there remains uncertainty as to when social distancing restrictions will be lifted.

Please keep up to date with information regarding Covid-19 on our 'information for applicants page'

If you have any concerns you can contact the university admissions team by emailing admissions@shu.ac.uk or calling 0114 225 5533

Want to know more about your course leader? Click below to see their profile:

BSc (Hons) / MSci Biology Dr Mel Lacey
BSc (Hons) / MSci Biochemistry Dr Nikki Jordan-Mahy
BSc (Hons) / MSci Biomedical Science Dr Laura Cole
BSc (Hons) / MChem Chemistry Dr Alex Hamilton
BSc (Hons) / MSci Human Biology Dr Neil Cross
Extended degree preparatory year in Biosciences & Chemistry Dr Alison Cross

Our undergraduate academic calendar will tell you when your campus study weeks are as well as University holiday. Our biosciences and chemistry courses involve intensive study both in university and at home. Please be prepared to be in university 9-5pm Monday to Friday (occasionally lectures are scheduled until 7pm).

You may also want to get involved in SHU sport.

What does accreditation mean?

All of our BSc (Hons) courses are accredited by professional bodies. This means that they have been assessed by professional and academic experts to ensure high standards of teaching, facilities and course content. Our courses have demonstrated that they are informed by the latest advances in research meaning that they deliver science that really matters to today's graduate.

Accreditation by the Institute of Biomedical Science is important if you are considering working as a registered biomedical scientist in the NHS.

You will automatically get student membership to the professional body which is aligned with your degree route.

Wider University Services

Not yet found a place to live? Our accommodation services guarantees to find you a place to live for your first year of study with us.

If you want to find out more about fees and funding or have additional learning support requirements please visit our student support page for more information.

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