How can universities create a more welcoming environment for autistic students?
A recent study by Helen Goddard and Anna Cook has shed light on the difficulty faced by university students with autism spectrum disorder (ASD)....
‘Time bomb’ for UK government: 100,000 international students expected from red-list countries this autumn
International students are due to start university this autumn, but there has been no communication from the government regarding travel from red-list countries. ...
New research discovers significant changes in students’ mental and social wellbeing since 2017
A survey undertaken by Unite Students, in collaboration with Youthsight reveals that university students are less socially confident, less ready for university, and have...
Is elitism an issue in university sports?
Sports societies can offer students valuable outlets from their academic studies and can build friendships and camaraderie. But does every student have an equal...
Are universities sufficiently supporting their bereaved students?
Experiences of bereavement can have detrimental impacts on a young adults’ life, but are universities doing enough to provide sufficient support?
The findings of a...
How do essay mill websites portray the Higher Education experience?
Essay mill websites facilitate the outsourcing of assignments to internet services - a process known as 'contract cheating'. The rhetoric used to hook students...
What makes a good freshers’ week?
Freshers’ week is often touted as being extremely important for students’ social wellbeing at university, but determining what constitutes a good welcoming week is...
How can we reduce sedentary behaviour in university students?
Students are vulnerable to excess sedentary time whilst at university; this is motivating scholars to develop new ways of encouraging students to get moving...
Students want more action on climate change from higher education
Students consider climate change to be the most urgent challenge facing society in 2021.
Students' Views
A recent survey by Unite Students has unearthed strong views...
Scrapping BTECs could undermine inclusivity of UK universities
The Department for Education is considering plans to introduce a new binary education system that defunds BTECs and other ‘applied general qualifications’.
Unnecessary risk
DfE conducted...
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