NSW and Queensland join push for purpose-built quarantine hubs
NSW and Queensland join Victoria in asking for purpose-built quarantine hubs to accommodate international students, who contribute significantly to local and national economies.
A new...
Drop-out risk doubles for female freshers
A briefing note written by market research agency Red Brick Research for its UK clients, and seen by GSL, shows the extent of the...
Prospective international students make new plans for where to study
A third of prospective international students expressed intentions of changing their enrolment plans due to the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a recent study.
Students about...
A COVID campus experience: Nottingham students return to class
While the majority of students across the UK will not begin their studies until autumn, the University of Nottingham have already begun to welcome...
Prospective students defer university for TEFL courses
There has been a threefold rise in British young people aiming to teach English abroad, with over 3,000 individuals aged 18-24 having purchased a...
Students less likely to undertake postgraduate study in 2020/21
A quarter of final-year undergraduate students are less likely to undertake postgraduate (PG) study than they were prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, according to...
UK students ‘disappointed’ by ‘meagre’ university compensation
Students have lambasted British universities for offering them "meagre" compensation for lost hours of teaching, including £50 Amazon gift cards at the University of...
Beyond Lockdown: Prospective UK Postgraduate Intentions
Please enjoy this webinar in the GSL Webinar Series, sponsored by GSA.
https://vimeo.com/435678346/a300d66b3e
Postgraduate students make up a quarter of the UK's student population - so...
30% of UK students lose graduate jobs or offers in COVID-19 chaos
Amid the COVID-19 lockdown, competition for graduate jobs has reached an all-time high - with graduate job openings declining by 77% since January, leaving...
‘Laddish’ UK student behaviour disrupts university courses
Staff at six UK universities revealed
loutish behaviour was being directed – predominantly by young men from middle
and upper-class backgrounds – towards female lecturers, particularly...
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