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A project that brings academics into dialogue with chefs, writers, filmmakers and heritage practitioners to address challenges linked to local communities and food sustainability in India

Forgotten Food: Culinary Memory, Local Heritage and Lost Agricultural Varieties in India

Ghosted Ground is a collaborative project where artist Joanna Whittle, the National Fairground and Circus Archive and different communities came together to create an exciting exhibition.

Ghosted Ground Exhibition

Folk singers and musicians Joanie Bones and Oliver Cross discuss some of the themes that emerged from the Access Folk research project about participation and inclusion in folk singing in England.

The Access Folk Podcast

This series of podcast and films explores participatory research and the experiences of postgraduate researcher (or PGRs) communities across the university

Participatory research - methods and experiences 

A series of films, podcasts and more showcasing emerging research from across the University of Sheffield. Covering politics, astronomy, biology, health and wellbeing. New content published weekly.

Pop-Up University 2023

A unique festival bringing exciting, cutting-edge bioscience research from the University of Sheffield to new audiences through a programme of free events, talks, exhibitions, films and podcasts.

BioFest

A documentary series sharing how young people in South Yorkshire are building a sense of welcome and belonging through creative expression and community building.


Young People Together

Films and podcasts from Sheffield's Festival of Words - a celebration of books, reading, ideas and conversations.

Off the Shelf 

Showcasing the University of Sheffield’s world-leading social science researchers and their work on tackling some of the greatest problems facing society today.

Understanding Society: A Festival of Social Science

Bringing together academics and professionals from Sheffield’s cultural, creative and digital industries to showcase our research in creative, entertaining and innovative ways.

Festival of the Mind

A celebration of the University of Sheffield's humanities research - projects, events and exhibitions from the 2020 and 2021 festivals.

Being Human Festival

Hear from Sheffield's best and brightest minds as they share their PhD research in bitesize talks accessible to all.

Bright Minds

A story-based podcast that explores the intricate stories of women who fight and mobilise for what they believe in.

Women at War and its Aftermath

A collection of highlights from our festivals with a focus on the city of Sheffield, past and present, in celebration of Yorkshire Day 2022.&nbsp;

Yorkshire Day

Interviews with leaders for business-as-unusual who work uncompromisingly for ecological sustainability. Led by Dr Stephen Allen (UoS Management School) &amp; Dr Charles Barthold (The Open University)

Leaders for Business-as-Unusual

A festival celebrating the transformative potential of research to address some of the most urgent challenges in ‘feeding the world’, now and in the future.

Planet to Plate

In this podcast series we hear from researchers in the&nbsp;Sheffield Centre for Health and Related Research about the work they undertake to tackle some of the world’s biggest health challenges.&nbsp;

SCHARR - Communicable Research Podcast

Digital excerpts from the National Fairground and Circus Archive's exhibition telling the story of fairground ride manufacturers Orton &amp; Spooner

Engineering Fun: The Story of Orton & Spooner

A seven-week festival celebrating the life and work of Sir Hans Krebs and his legacy in Sheffield.

KrebsFest 

International development researchers from the University of Sheffield share their work through storytelling as part of the Festival of Social Science 2020.

Tales from the Global South

A video exhibition tackling the objections towards assisting refugees and giving arguments for welcoming people to the UK and to the city of Sheffield.


Refugees Matter

In this podcast series, researchers from the Centre for Care welcome experts in the field and those giving or receiving care to discuss crucial issues in social care.

Care Matters

A selection of poetry highlights from our past festivals including Off the Shelf Festival, Being Human Festival and more.

World Poetry Day 2022

Explore a collection of projects from the University of Sheffield celebrating the achievements of women and addressing the challenges they face&nbsp;

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