Advice

By grace.mccabe, 3 January, 2024

Many university students will have exams in January and will spend much of their time in December studying for their exams.

As well as the usual tips to stay hydrated, get enough and sleep, eat well and move regularly (which are all incredibly important when you’re faced with January exams), we have some other tips that can help you to manage stress levels during this exam season.

By seeta.bhardwa@…, 20 December, 2023

The festive holidays are a time of celebration ­– good food, lots of parties and time spent with family and friends. Unfortunately, for those sitting exams in the new year, that also means revision.

Studying might not seem like a recipe for festive fun, but fear not. If you’re organised and get started early, you can still have a great holiday and be prepared for your exams. Stick to these relaxation and revision tips and you’ll go back in the new year feeling relaxed, revitalised and well prepared.

By seeta.bhardwa@…, 19 December, 2023

For any student looking to study abroad, one of the key questions they might ask is how the experience will set them up for life. Students want to know what their return on investment will be, and how their time at university will benefit them when they graduate and are job-hunting. 

As well as studying a course that values career development skills, you’ll also want to know what opportunities will be available to you in your study abroad country. 

By Joy.Hunter@tim…, 18 December, 2023

Online, digital and app-based banks offer most of the services that traditional banks provide, but are entirely based online, meaning there are no in-person branches. Instead, you can apply to open an account online or via an app, and customer service and support is available over the internet or by phone.

A big advantage of online and app-based banks is that they offer many built-in budgeting features, including notifications on your spending, the ability to set savings goals and a personal budget, as well as easy money transfer and “split-the-bill” options.

By Joy.Hunter@tim…, 12 December, 2023

Canada is a popular destination for international students due to its lower tuition fees, high-quality universities and good graduate opportunities. 

However, before you can study in Canada, you need to complete the visa application process, which can often feel complex and challenging. There are a lot of forms to fill out and deadlines to remember but you shouldn’t let that put you off studying in Canada.

By Joy.Hunter@tim…, 11 December, 2023

There are many reasons why Germany is a popular choice for international students, including its prestigious universities, lower tuition fees and European travel opportunities.

However, for many students the visa application process can feel overwhelming, and it can be hard to know where to start.

But you you shouldn’t let that put you off studying abroad. To help with your applications, we’ve put together this easy-to-use table for a quick overview of what is involved when applying for a student visa for Germany.

By seeta.bhardwa@…, 11 December, 2023

There are a lot of things to think about when studying internationally, and one of the biggest things to consider is funding.

When searching for scholarships, it can be hard to know which one is the right one for you, but choosing one based on your location can be a good start.

By Joy.Hunter@tim…, 8 December, 2023

In the UK, the NHS is the system that residents use to access both physical and mental healthcare services. Most healthcare services are free at the point of use, but some procedures may require additional payment. The NHS stands for the National Health Service.

So how does the NHS work for international students in the UK? 

This guide explains how international students can access NHS services, what costs are involved and how to register with the NHS as an international student.