London universities boast highest graduate employment rates
The proportion of graduates employed 12 months after completing an undergraduate degree is highest in St George's, University of London, followed by Imperial College London.
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The 15 most popular student articles in 2018
We reveal the most-read articles on the THE Student site including advice on applying to universities overseas, where the UK royals went to university and which subjects you were most interested in...
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Study abroad countries that you’ve never thought of
We’ve all considered studying abroad in the US or Australia, but have you ever thought about these alternative study abroad destinations?
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A careers fair with a difference
A new type of careers fair aims to educate students about all of their careers options, not just graduate schemesÂ
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How Japanese universities are attracting more international students
English-taught courses, international student dormitories and increased government funding are just some of the reasons Japan is a study abroad destination you should consider
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The debate around postgraduate funding
Grants and loans have helped to remove barriers for students from lower-socio-economic groups at undergraduate level, but they still face these when considering further studyÂ
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How to choose a topic for your dissertation
Picking a topic for your dissertation can seem scary, so here are some tips to help you narrow it down
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Four tips for managing a student budget
It may seem impossible but you really can set a budget while at university. Follow these tips to make sure that you keep a handle on your finances at all times
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Considering doing a master’s? Why not do it abroad
The future of UK-EU higher education relations remains uncertain, but for the next couple of years, it’s worth exploring the options of studying abroad
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Best universities producing ‘ready-for-work’ graduates: Global Employability University Survey
A survey of employers around the world reveals which universities produce the best graduates for the workplace
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How to choose a UK university
Guidance to start your journey to finding your ideal university in the UK
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A day in the life of a student in Canada
Ever wondered what a typical day looks like for a student in Canada? Geography and psychology student Becky Bradley shares her daily routine at the University of British Columbia
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Tempted to pay for your essays? Here are six reasons not to
Don’t give into temptation. Buying an essay from an essay mill has greater consequences than you would expect. Here are six reasons why it’s probably not worth the risk
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A guide to UK tuition fees and student visas: Preparing for university as an international student
A step-by-step guide to managing the visa process and your funding to study at a UK university.
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Hoping to apply to a US university as a foreign student?
Vital information about admissions, funding and visa applications to study at a university in the United States