TEF: what does a recent graduate think of the framework?
Kieran Knight reflects on the teaching excellence framework results and whether new students will find it a useful tool
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TEF: striking the balance between teaching and research for students
Students at Liverpool Hope University reflect on how teaching and research are linked in the wake of the TEF results
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Pursuing a PhD in neuroscience
A delay in the international approval of a medical degree meant that one Mexican student's education journey took a slight detour
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Women in STEM: looking forward to equality
On International Women in Engineering Day, Neha Chandarana writes about her love of science, being a female engineer and her hope for a time when male and female scientists and engineers are...
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Women in STEM: how can we encourage more women into engineering?
There are still so few women in engineering roles and Mariana Bontempo believes that early intervention can encourage more women into the field
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Teenagers from lower socioeconomic backgrounds more likely to ditch university ambitions
Less advantaged teenagers are more likely to decide not to attend university than their more advantaged peers, new research has found
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Royal Television Society announces best student films of the year
Arts University Bournemouth picks up the most undergraduate awards at the Royal Television Society's Student Television Awards
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How to write a master’s application
Helpful tips and advice for students applying for a master’s degree
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World Reputation Rankings 2017: navigating Yale University
Yale University is one of the most prestigious universities in the world. Two students explain how they balanced studying, making friends and extracurricular activities there
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World Reputation Rankings 2017: the University of Toronto student perspective
Two international students at the Canadian campus discuss why they chose to study at the institution
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World Reputation Rankings 2017: life at the University of Cambridge
The University of Cambridge ranks among the top five most prestigious universities in the world. Lili Bidwell explains how her expectations of the university were overturned
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International perspective: a Vietnamese student in Paris
Moving from Vietnam to Paris to study was one of blogger Xuan Bach Chu's best experiences
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Nobel laureates offer their advice to young economists
Ahead of the 6th Lindau Meeting for economic sciences, eight Nobel Laureates advise young economists on research and networking
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Why do students go to university and how do they choose which one?
Survey of more than 60,000 students reveals what students look for when selecting a university
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International perspective: a Filipino student in Hungary
Benjamin Jance, a Filipino student at the Central European University in Budapest, reflects on his time there