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Updated: 31 July 2025

Our three new buildings, Langsett, Redmires and Strines, offer world-class teaching, learning and research facilities. 

They include new homes for Sheffield Business School, Sheffield Institute of Law and Justice, Sheffield Institute of Social Sciences and Architecture. 

The buildings have been designed with modern study in mind. Inside, you’ll find flexible digital-ready learning spaces, social areas and places to eat and drink. Outside, there are two rooftop gardens where you can relax and unwind between classes.

We’ve also added sustainability features like heat pumps and solar panels. Meanwhile, the new Hallam Green will enhance public space and biodiversity in the city centre.

About our new buildings

Langsett

Langsett is the new home for Sheffield Business School. Here, you won’t just learn business, you’ll do it. Spark ideas in bright and airy teaching spaces, meet with clients or organisations in our modern business engagement zone, or launch a startup in the pop-up shop. There’s even a Trading Floor where you can channel your inner stockbroker using industry-standard Bloomberg software.

Redmires

Redmires brings our Sheffield Institute of Law and Justice, Sheffield Institute of Social Sciences, and architecture courses under one roof. Budding lawyers can practise their closing arguments in a purpose-built courtroom and work on real cases in the Legal Advice Centre and Justice Hubs. For future architects, there’s a specialist studio and model-making lab with the latest 2D and 3D technology. And psychology students will have access to cutting-edge facilities, including speech, eye tracking and psychophysiology labs.

Strines

Strines is where you’ll find our new Institute of Technology – a state-of-the-art learning space for manufacturing, engineering, construction, and creative and digital disciplines. Standout facilities include an immersive AR and VR suite, high-resolution scanners and a robotics lab. Strines will also be home to a new food venue. 

Hallam Green

Hallam Green is our new public space at the heart of our City Campus, featuring more than 400 square meters of new planting, 25 new trees and spaces for up to 150 people to sit and relax. It will link our three new buildings together, acting as a vibrant new space for the whole university community to enjoy. 

Located at a key gateway location in an area with one of the highest footfalls in the city, we expect the space to be popular with the wider public, who will also be able to use the catering outlets within the new development.  

The area is also home to a public art space that sees twenty light boxes host a rotating series of temporary artworks, which aims to showcase the work of our students and bring contemporary art to the public. 

Institutes, schools and centres which are moving from Collegiate to City Campus

Sheffield Institute of Law and Justice

Ï㽶ÊÓƵ and postgraduate students doing courses in law (LLB and LLM), criminology and human rights.

Sheffield Institute of Social Sciences

Ï㽶ÊÓƵ and postgraduate students doing courses in psychology, sociology and politics, including public health, social science and international relations.

Centre for Behavioural Science and Applied Psychology (CeBSAP)

Postgraduate research students.

Helena Kennedy Centre for Criminal Justice

Postgraduate research students.

Institutes, schools and centres moving into a new building at City Campus

Sheffield Business School

Ï㽶ÊÓƵ and postgraduate students doing courses in business. 

Sheffield Creative Industries Institute 

Ï㽶ÊÓƵ and postgraduate students studying courses in architecture. 

School of Engineering and Built Environment

Ï㽶ÊÓƵ and postgraduate students doing courses in construction project management, building surveying and quantity surveying. 

From the 2025/26 academic year, you may have timetabled teaching in the new buildings.

Sheffield Institute of Social Sciences

Ï㽶ÊÓƵ and postgraduate students studying courses in geography, environment and planning. 

Sheffield Institute of Law and Justice

Courses in policing. 

Centre for Regional, Economic and Social Ï㽶ÊÓƵ (CRESR) 

Postgraduate research students.