SHU is divided into four faculties:
• Faculty of Arts, Computing, Engineering and Sciences (ACES):
Art & Design; Business Systems & IT; Communication & Media; Computers & Computing; Engineering & Technology; Mathematics & Statistics; and Multimedia & the Internet.
• Faculty of Development and Society (D&S):
Architecture & Planning; Built Environment; Education; English; Geography & Environmental Science; Humanities; Law & Community Justice; Social Sciences, Performing Arts.
• Faculty of Health and Wellbeing (HWB):
Biosciences; Diagnostic Radiography; Nursing & Midwifery; Occupational Therapy; Operating Department Practitioners; Paramedic Studies; Physiotherapy; Radiotherapy & Oncology; Social Work; and Sport.
• Sheffield Business School (SBS):
Business & Management; Facilities Management; Finance; Food & Nutrition; Language & Culture; and Tourism, Hospitality & Events Management.
Research centres
SHU has 30 research centres, including the following:
• Art & Design Research Centre
• Biomedical Research Centre
• Centre for Education and Inclusion Research
• Centre for Health and Social Care Research
• Centre for Professional and Organisational Development
• Centre for Regional Economic & Social Research
• Centre for Science Education
• Centre for Sport and Exercise Science
• Centre for Sustainable Consumption
• Centre for Tourism, Leisure and Environmental Change
• Culture, Communication and Computing Research Institute
• Facilities Management Graduate Centre
• Materials and Engineering Research Institute
• Sport Industry Research Centre
Chancellor
Life peer and fertility expert Lord Winston was installed as Chancellor of SHU in a ceremony at the Millennium Galleries on Friday 5 October 2001. Winston has a long history in academia, being a full-time faculty member at Imperial College London for the majority of his career.
Lifelong Learning Network

What If? Poem on the side of Owen Building
SHU is the lead partner for Higher Futures, the Lifelong Learning Network (LLN) for South Yorkshire, North Derbyshire and North Nottinghamshire.
Rankings and reputation
In the National Student Survey, several subject areas at SHU have performed very well in terms of overall student satisfaction with their courses: architecture and geography were placed first, and planning and housing studies was placed second.
In the 2013 university league tables, Sheffield Hallam University was placed 83rd out of 120 UK universities by The Guardian, 68th by The Independent, 69th by The Times and 64th by The Sunday Times.