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Articles by Seeta Bhardwa
Managing your money is a vital life skill and students can turn to a handful of apps to track their spending, apply for scholarships and even save money for a rainy day
University lecturers are set to go on strike during the next few weeks in the face of changes to pension agreements. However, what do students think of the strikes and how will the strikes affect students?
A review into post-18 education for students in the UK has been launched and here are the key facts you need to know
To mark Student Volunteering Week 2018, a number of students from around the country explore the benefits of volunteering while at university
Why do students love studying in Brussels? Watch this video to discover the best bits about studying in the capital of the European Union
Current UK university students are more likely to have explored academic rankings and expect 24-hour access to facilities compared with those who were students 25 years ago
China is fast becoming an attractive destination for international students, and joint-venture universities are broadening students¡¯ options
The Erasmus Student Network and Pernod Ricard have joined forces to change the image of the Erasmus programme and promote responsible drinking among exchange students
Scholarships are awarded to university students for many different reasons, but not all students are aware of the range of options available
Fewer 16- to 17-year-old female students are choosing to study STEM subjects compared with boys, according to new research
FairFX has calculated the cheapest and most expensive universities in Europe in a post-Brexit landscape
More and more students are being attracted to Ireland, but why exactly do students love studying in Dublin so much?
University of Huddersfield students will take part in a project to tackle how hate crime is reported at institutions
It's the most wonderful time of the year and universities are getting into the festive spirit and sharing it across social media
We reveal the top stories on THE Student in 2017 including general election coverage, TEF results, and university country and subject guides
Students from the University of Sunderland will take part in a scheme to support vulnerable people in police custody
How good are your sleep habits? Turns out that more than 80 per cent of students are having university-related dreams, finds new research
The Complete University Guide has revealed the universities with the lowest and highest crime rates in England and Wales
The Financial Times has produced a ranking of the best European business schools and, for the first time this year, the best business schools in the Americas and the Asia-Pacific region
Ever wondered which member of the Royal Family was the first to achieve a university degree and where the younger royals studied?
Shadowing a CEO for a day is helping undergraduate students to understand the qualities needed for the position, in a scheme run by a UK recruitment firm
It seems that the number one thing that students are concerned about is the pressure to achieve it all
Social media is an easy way to keep in touch with your university but which universities in the UK have the highest social media followings?
An annual event in Dublin helps to raise the profile of undergraduate research and connects students from across the globe
