Student Funding
The Student Funding team provide information, advice and guidance relating to the funding you are eligible for and can provide you with suggestions and possible solutions which may help if you are having difficulties.
If you’re having problems your first point of contact is Hallam Help who will be able to assist.
If you require emergency financial support please contact Hallam Help who can put you in touch with someone who can help.
For information on when to expect your first student finance payment and a guide on how to check your student finance details on your online account, click the button: 
Student Funding
Students sometimes have difficulty understanding the funding available or need help to deal with a complex funding issue.
We have advisers who can help support you.
We offer the following appointments which students can book themselves:
- Student Funding - 30 minute appointment (available at City and Collegiate.
We also offer:
- Student Funding Support appointment - 60 minutes (available at City and Collegiate)
How do I access it?
- Book a 30 minute appointment.
- To book a 60 minute appointment please contact us via Hallam Help.
Alternative support
Student Union Advice Centre
If you are struggling with debt or need benefits or housing advice please contact the Students' Union Advice Centre.
They also can support you with:
- Student finance eligibility
- Complaints and appeals to funding bodies
- Academic appeals for rejected RRAAs, ACP outcomes and assessment results
- Complaints about the university
- Student finance compelling personal reasons
- Disabled Student Allowance queries
- Advice on RRAA and extension applications
Money Worries
If you are having difficulty managing your money you can access Blackbullion for free using your Sheffield Hallam email address to register. This is an easy to use online resource designed to develop your financial skills. If you'd prefer to speak to someone please contact Hallam Help to make an appointment.
Personal wellbeing and mental health
If worrying about money is having an impact on your mental health, the Student Wellbeing service provides information and advice to support you.
You can download Martin Lewis’s free guide for everyone struggling with their finances and a mental health problem. It will provide useful resources whether you’re looking for advice for yourself or for someone you care about.
If you need more direct help with your finances, there are a variety of free-to-use advice and support services with many advisers trained to help those with mental health problems. Citizen’s Advice, Stepchange, Christians Against Poverty, National Debtline and Debt Support Trust can all help. You can also find practical advice and support for your mental health and money issues at Mental Health and Money Advice.
Employment
If you are able to work whilst studying and would like a part time job the Careers and Employability Service can help.
International Students:
International students who have funding or financial problems should seek advice from an International Experience Adviser. If you would like an appointment please contact Hallam Help.