Student mental health and wellbeing

While you may have more time at home right now, it doesn’t mean you need to find productive ways to fill that time

You’re never too old to miss your home – and don’t feel like you are the only person who goes through homesickness at university

Blogger Seb Ward was told that university would be ‘the time of his life’, perhaps that’s why the loneliness felt so crippling

Students from working-class backgrounds who have gained entry into elite universities need a little more support to feel accepted, writes Emily Clark

Just because you don’t have a huge group of friends and aren’t going out every night, it doesn’t mean that you are doing university wrong

After the loss of her mother and aunt while at university, blogger Courtney Carr found comfort in counselling and creative hobbies 

Students around the world will experience mental health conditions in the same way, yet mental health services in universities around the world vary 

Being the first person in your family to go to university can feel daunting, says Charlie Pullen, but researching and asking for advice can help you

Shabana Khan reveals the study tricks that helped her to battle through her doctoral studies

University is often the first chance to live independently. Here’s how to get the most out of it.

A soon-to-be graduate student offers her tips to manage stress and pressure during exams, thesis work or university applications