Notable Alumni
See also: Category:Alumni of Sheffield Hallam University- Nazir Ahmed, Baron Ahmed, Labour Party Peer.
- Andy Akinwolere, TV presenter on Blue Peter
- Graham Barnfield, pundit and happy slapping analyst
- Lee Blackett, Leeds Carnegie rugby union player
- Richard Caborn, Labour MP for Sheffield Central, and former Minister of Sport
- Andy Carthy, AKA Mr. Scruff, British DJ and artist
- Eric Dancer, CBE, Lord Lieutenant of Devon
- Nikki Dean, TV Presenter & Journalist
- Richard O'Dwyer, TV Shack creator
- Steven Hall, award-winning novelist
- Mark Herbert, (Film Studies 1991-94) film producer, and head of Sheffield-based Warp Films
- Dame Kelly Holmes, double Olympic medallist 2004
- Chris Jones, Sale and England international rugby player
- Ben Jones-Bishop, Leeds Rhinos rugby league player
- Sean Lamont, Northampton and Scotland international rugby player
- Tom Meeten, comedian and actor
- David Mellor, international designer and cutlery-maker
- Martin Narey, Chief Executive of Barnardo's
- Kim Noble and Stuart Silver, (Noble and Silver), comedians, winners of 2000 Perrier Award for best newcomer.
- Ellie Reed – construction recruitment manager and candidate on The Apprentice series seven
- Nick Park, animator, creator of Wallace and Gromit and Oscar winner.
- Stanley Royle, 20th century landscape artist
- David Strettle, Harlequins and England international rugby player
- Joakim Sundström, sound designer
- Guy Tarrant, artist
- Howard Wilkinson, Football Association technical director, former Leeds United and Sheffield Wednesday manager
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