The real experience of an online-only university student
Online-only learning is on the rise among students – and blogger Rainesford Stauffer explains how studying online gave her the flexibility to work and study
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Sexual assault at universities: #itsrevolting
Sexual assault among students at universities is something that happens regularly but is talked about rarely. A campaign aims to give students back their voice and to inform universities on how best...
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Science degrees are failing to appeal to sixth-form girls
Fewer 16- to 17-year-old female students are choosing to study STEM subjects compared with boys, according to new research
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Pathway to university: moving from Singapore to Stockton
Gwen Sim is a pre-university foundation year law student at the Durham University International Student Centre. She will be blogging her experiences once a month for Times Higher Education Student
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‘Free speech, I fear, is no longer held in high esteem’
Free speech should not be limited on university campuses and students should engage more with opposing views to their own, writes University of Sussex student Edward Wilson
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Students: tips for managing your finances
Have you been baffled by some of the information on your payslip? Would you know how to protect yourself against fraud? Here are some tips on managing your money
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The cost of studying at a university in the Netherlands
This guide outlines the cost of fees, accommodation, lifestyle and financial assistance options if you are planning to study in the Netherlands
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The 10 cheapest universities in Europe
FairFX has calculated the cheapest and most expensive universities in Europe in a post-Brexit landscape
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Teaching abroad can help earn some money and bolster the CV
Teaching abroad as a recent graduate can be an enjoyable way to earn money and gain some some new skills
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How work experience can help you get ahead at university
Italian student Sofia Quaglia explains why carrying out work experience at university is a key way to ease career concerns and enhance your employability levels
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Brits in America: getting to grips with US politics
This month Raphaëlle dove head first into understanding American politics by taking part in the Harvard Democrat Lobby Day
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Why I love studying in Dublin
More and more students are being attracted to Ireland, but why exactly do students love studying in Dublin so much?
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PhD Diary: new year’s resolutions
Start 2018 as you mean to go on...Charlie explains the clear goals that he has for the year with regards to his PhD
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UK students help to tackle hate crime at universities
University of Huddersfield students will take part in a project to tackle how hate crime is reported at institutions
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A year in London: a bittersweet departure
As Japanese blogger Reona returns to Tokyo for Christmas, she reflects on her three months in London and how she might feel when she leaves for good