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Welcome to Sheffield Hallam University, working in partnership with UCEN Manchester.

The following courses at UCEN Manchester are supported by Sheffield Hallam University:

• BA (Hons) 3D Game Art and VFX
• BA (Hons) Acting
• BA (Hons) Applied Psychology
• BA (Hons) Childhood and Youth Studies (Top up)
• BA (Hons) Counselling (Top up)
• BA (Hons) Criminology and Criminal Justice (Top up)
• BA (Hons) Dance and Performance 
• BA (Hons) Film Production and Content Creation
• BA (Hons) Graphic Design and Branding
• BA (Hons) Integrated Health and Social Care
• BA (Hons) Make-up Artistry (Top Up)
• BA (Hons) Musical Theatre 
• BA (Hons) Photography and Social Practice
• BA (Hons) Special Effects Make-up Artistry (Top Up)
• BA (Hons) Technical Theatre and Stage Management
• BA (Hons) Theatre and Performance
• BA (Hons) Vocal Studies and Performance
• BSc (Hons) Applied Psychology
• BSc (Hons) Athlete Wellbeing
• BSc (Hons) Football Industry
• BSc (Hons) PE and School Sport
• BSc (Hons) Social Care Professions
• BSc (Hons) Sport and Exercise Science
• CertHE Athlete Wellbeing
• CertHE Counselling (Top up)
• CertHE Education
• CertHE Engineering Manufacturing 
• CertHE Integrated Health and Social Care
• CertHE Professional Practice in Health and Social Care
• CertHE Technical Practice in Architectural Technology and Design Management
• CertHE Technical Practice in Construction Quantity Surveying
• CertHE Technical Practice in Site Supervision
• DipHE Integrated Health and Social Care
• FdA Make-up Artistry
• FdA Childhood and Youth Studies
• FdA Counselling
• FdA Criminology and Criminal Justice
• FdA Special Effects Make-up Artistry
• FdSc Professional Practice in Health and Social Care (Nursing Associate)
• FdSc Professional Practice in Health and Social Care embedded with Higher Apprenticeship in Health (Assistant Practitioner)
• FdSc Athlete Wellbeing
• MA Directing ( Musical Direction)
• MA Directing (Theatre Directing)
• MA Performance Practice
• PGCE Further Education and Skills
• University Preparatory Year Extended Degree Programme in Make-up Artistry

Your SHUcard is your University ID and your library card.  With it you'll be able to

• enter the library
• borrow up to 5 books at a time
• place a request on 1 book at a time
• log on to Hallam's partner Blackboard page to find library resources

You will receive your SHUcard via your college during the first term of your course. Until you receive your SHUcard you can still visit Hallam library by bringing your college ID card and telling the staff on the library reception the name of your course.

The login details that you receive with your SHUcard let you login to Hallam's partner Blackboard page at http://www.shu.ac.uk/myhallam to find some library resources, check your borrowing record on "My library account" and allow you to place a reservation on one book title.  You will not be able to log into computers at Sheffield Hallam or use the majority of Hallam's electronic library resources. Please remember to activate your account when you receive your details, even if you do not think you will be coming onto campus. You will not be able to access the online resources until the account is activated.

Issues and questions around using AI in your assignments are becoming increasingly common. As a result, Sheffield Hallam have produced guidance to help you use AI effectively and ethically in your work.

Welcome to the new academic year on your course, in collaboration with Sheffield Hallam University.  Please make use of the following resources before you start your classes this year.

At the start of your classes, you will receive a course induction from your tutor.  This will include detailed information about the course content and support available for you. You may find the following information useful as well.

Click on the 'Library Resources' tab at the top of the page for access to a selection of high-quality sources to use for your assignments.  This includes ProQuest Central, a leading multi-disciplinary online resource that you can use to access databases across all major subject areas.  A link to ProQuest Central has been added to your college VLE and your course leader will be able to advise you on where to find it.

Most students on Sheffield Hallam courses will use APA, although some courses will use other referencing styles.  Ask your course leader if you're not sure.  You can also use ProQuest RefWorks to manage your references.  Click on the 'Referencing' tab for help with citing and referencing, and to find out about RefWorks.

If you need to find out how to submit a request to repeat an assessment attempt, click on the 'Get Help' tab at the top of the page and scroll down to the 'Dealing with illness and difficult circumstances' box.