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NUS represents university and college students across the UK. Together we achieve national change for students.

As one of the world's largest student movements, we're fighting to make education free and lifelong. We believe that education should be accessible and enjoyable for all - and our community of students, educators, activists and advocates are determined to make it happen.

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NUS Statement of Solidarity: NUS UK Stands with Nepal’s Youth

Yesterday, young people and students peacefully gathered to protest what they see as rising authoritarianism in Nepal. Their increasing frustration was met with lethal over policing that saw 19 protestors shot dead and hundreds more injured. We condemn the violent and disproportionate response to “Generation Z” demonstrations.

NUS response to government threat against asylum seekers who were previously students

Two days ago, the Home Office sent an email to international students warning them of their recent move to reassess and potentially revoke asylum status for thousands, on the basis that they first arrived through student status. This action is a dangerous escalation of a policy agenda steeped in xenophobia,...

APPG for Students launches their Commission on Students in Higher Education with input from SUs

The report identifies the urgent challenges facing universities today, as well as proposing solutions based on over 30 written submissions from students’ unions, universities, sector bodies, and individual experts. 

"Landmark moment": UK Government announces votes at 16

The National Union of Students (NUS) has welcomed today’s announcement by the UK Government to extend the right to vote to 16- and 17-year-olds. This is a landmark moment for democracy and a long overdue recognition of young people’s right to have a say in the decisions shaping their lives. 

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