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Over to you: Aimee Thorpe on COVID and mental health

Well, this year definitely didn’t go the way you originally planned. From exam fiascos, months out of school to cancelled summer holiday plans, what happened to 2020? Young Scots share their 2020 on pause.

Your guide to starting university life

From leaving home to making new friends and pursuing your dreams, university can be the most exciting time of your life. We look at what you need to consider before stepping into the world of higher education.

University: Virtual open days

While keeping close to home to stay safe is important, if you’re considering attending university it’s important to attend an open day. This year, universities across Scotland will be holding virtual open days so you can choose the right fit for you.

Study: UCAS applications explained

From choosing the right universities or colleges to apply for, to acing your personal statement, the UCAS application process can feel overwhelming. We’ve got you covered with what you need to know.

Hittin’ the books

March 17, 2020
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In uncertain times such as these, you may be wondering how the recent outbreak of COVID-19 (AKA Coronavirus) might affect you.

Managing your mental health at work

January 22, 2020
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We’ve all had days where we just couldn’t face the thought of getting out of bed and heading to school, uni or your part-time job. It happens to the best of us.

Help others on the BSc Adult Nursing course at University of Stirling

The BSc Adult Nursing course the at University of Stirling could be your perfect career path. We speak to Graeme, a third year student on the course.

Student Minds publish charter detailing how universities can improve staff and student mental health

Mental health charity Student Minds published The University Mental Health Charter, detailing how universities can improve staff and student mental health.

Top 5 activities to do in Glasgow

November is drawing to a close, if you’re a fresher studying in Glasgow you can no doubt look back fondly on two months packed full of making friends, wild nights out, numerous alcoholic beverages, countless noodles and beans on toast and maybe a couple of hours of actual studying.