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...
Low-income US students struggle with coronavirus campus closures
In the US, colleges across the country
have cancelled in-person classes and have told students to leave campus
premises, leaving many low-income students with the financial...
Estranged students hindered by bureaucracy, report finds
Care leavers and estranged students that complete their university courses achieve as much as other students in their future careers - but are hamstrung...
Turkish students with learning disabilities fight to access university
Turkish students with special needs face many obstacles when attempting to enrol into universities, such as a lack of suitable entrance tests and placement...
More UK students using ‘sugar daddy’ websites to fund degrees
According to Seeking Arrangement, the world’s largest ‘sugar daddy’ website, the number of UK students registering to be ‘sugar babies’ increased by 36% from 2018...
Fake uni sting in US sees 90 foreign students arrested
Approximately 90 students have been arrested after the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) set up a fake Detroit university that enticed predominantly Indian students...
Spike in int’l students heading to South Australia and Tasmania
The Australian reports on a dramatic increase during the last year in the number of international students wishing to study at universities in Tasmania...
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