7 ways to avoid being a terrible flatmate at university
There’s always one flatmate who constantly ‘forgets’ it’s their turn to buy the loo roll. Don’t be that person.
There’s always one flatmate who constantly ‘forgets’ it’s their turn to buy the loo roll. Don’t be that person.
Oxford vice-chancellor, however, cites lack of funding and Brexit as potential threats to university’s future
Only 11% of parents feel well prepared to help their children in the coming academic year
'I remember a time when I was stood helplessly in Sheffield’s city centre because I couldn’t find my way. A lady in her late-50s approached me and asked: “Are you alright, love? Do you need any help?” This is my experience of the UK. No-one has ever made me feel excluded'
Feeling anxious? Be assured you’re not alone and, what’s more, there’s a lot you can do to bring your best self to class
An exciting time, but you’re probably nervous too - stay on top of everything with these tips
Now you’re in your final year it’s time to start thinking about the next stage of life… Check out these top tips to make you stand out from the crowd
Accounting and finance degree courses based around practical learning can really help graduates land their first job
3) Collect every single wristband three times over and wear them all on nights out - just in case people don’t know how wild you are
'Although creating a larger amount of debt to repay, the loan does help students in the short-term, enabling them to more realistically afford the price of university'
Student overdrafts: although they are interest-free, sadly, it’s not the same as free money
Children’s literature expert Dr Ann Alston reflects on the delights and dilemmas of Roald Dahl to celebrate the author’s centenary
'No end to the opportunities' - sporting and otherwise - that lie ahead at university for students who have now received their A-level results
Call comes as almost a third of international students tell recent survey they are less likely to study in post-Brexit Britain because the country feels 'less welcoming'
Freshers' Flu, mysterious shower hairs and 3am fire drills - it's not always fun and games being a student
Locating your nearest supermarket, pharmacy, taxi rank and STI clinic could save you a lot of pain towards the more hazy end of Freshers' Week
With two-thirds of students set to spend free time shopping, recent HSBC stats show freshers will be blowing over £3,000 in the first 100 days of university this year
Veterans of the bruising process who have sat the aptitude tests, stressed over the personal statements and sobbed afterwards shed light on the same interview rooms which will be open again in just a few months
Pupils seek more hands-on experience, as others cite the costs associated with higher education as reasons they will not be applying
Kristian Hegaard is accused of causing 'moral damage' to his law lecturer and could be made to pay compensation if found liable in court