Contrary to popular belief, accommodation in student halls isn’t just available for first year students. Whether you’re a second, third, fourth or even a post-graduate student, you can continue to live in halls of residence.
From exercising to ensuring you have the correct posture while you study, there are many ways you can improve and maintain your mental wellbeing as a student.
There are many tips to avoid the stress and nerves that deadlines can create. And here’s our list of fail-safe tips to keep you organised and focused in the build up to your January exams and any upcoming coursework deadlines.
Guest post. I was running the Cardiff Half Marathon to raise awareness of student mental health problems. Mind charity provide advice and support to empower anyone experiencing a mental health problem.
With so much going on during Fresher’s week (or fortnight for some), we guarantee you won’t be disappointed. Here are just some of the things you can expect to see and do during Fresher’s week…
Finding student accommodation in any city can be a tricky experience, especially for those who are coming to the city for the first time with zero prior knowledge of the area. And when it comes to Bristol, it’s no different. Where are the best places to live?
To take the hassle out of ensuring you have all the essentials, we’ve teamed up with UniKitOut. Here, you can pre-order everything you need to survive living away from home and make your room and living spaces your own.
For students in Scotland, the SQA results are released on Tuesday 8th August 2017. And for the rest of the UK, A level results day is on Thursday 17th August 2017. So, what do you need to do?
Coventry recently made it into the Top 40, and no, we’re not talking about the top 40 music charts! Ranked 39th in the QS Best Student Cities 2017 and listed in the top 5 for UK cities, Coventry is a student city well worth visiting and considering if you’re thinking about studying at university.
When heading off to university, the time comes when we’re all excited to move out of our family home and into our student accommodation for the year. We say bye to our houses for the first time and also to our parents and family (although we do go back to see them a lot). And while it might seem daunting, it’s time to start your adventure as a university student.