The Hallam Language for Teaching and Learning provides a consistent narrative and common language for teaching and learning.
Learning through teaching
By lecturers, technical experts and industry experts in lectures, seminar groups, tutorials, demonstrations and practical teaching sessions, delivered in person, on-campus
Learning online
Through access to our innovative digital teaching and learning platforms and apps, enhancing your learning experience through live streamed teaching and digital learning materials, available for you to use and re-use anywhere at any time, as well as networking and collaboration opportunities.
Learning through working
By undertaking placements, internships and volunteering activity in a work setting, online through digital interfaces, or in the University on real-life projects set by external organisations, allowing you to apply your learning to the real world.
Learning by doing
In our specialist labs, design studios, practice facilities, simulation environments, workshops, or externally through field trips, educational visits, digital technologies or by loan access to specialist equipment so you can work on or off-campus. These activities are directed or supported by lecturers or technical experts, providing opportunities to practice and apply your learning.
Learning through independent study
In libraries, learning spaces across the University or online through our digital learning platforms, online resources and a wide range of app-based tools; carried out independently or working with fellow students on group project work.
