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NUS welcomes government’s commitment to renters rights but claims they are not doing enough for student renters
The government has published the details of the long awaited Renters Rights Bill. -
Dismantle the hostile environment: NUS responds to decline in international student applications
New government figures show that applications to study in the UK by international students have dropped by 17% since 2023. -
Congratulations to everyone getting their GCSE results today and welcome to the student movement!
We are so proud of you, no matter your grades. -
Congratulations to everyone getting their results today!
To students getting their A Level, BTEC, T Level and other Level 3 qualifications today, we are proud of you. -
12 tips for managing results day stress
You’ve finished your exams, submitted your coursework and all that’s left is to wait for your results. Whether it’s for A levels, T Levels, BTECs or other Level 3 qualifications, the lead up to results day is often a time of heightened stress and anxiety for many. The anticipation surrounding... -
NUS UK stands in solidarity with students in Bangladesh
National Union of Students UK (NUSUK) stands in solidarity with Bangladeshi student protesters and reaffirms their right to peaceful protest. We recognise the importance of international solidarity in fighting repression and so, we wish to draw the attention of our students, and others, in the UK to this situation. -
National Union of Students celebrates as OfS prevents use of non-disclosure agreements in cases of sexual harassment of students
NUS has been campaigning against the use of NDAs in cases of sexual violence in universities for 7 years. -
NUS UK backs TUC in urging government to abolish age-related minimum wage bands
The National Union of Students went further, also calling for the apprentice minimum wage to be raised to match the national minimum wage. -
NUS welcomes pause in Freedom of Speech legislation
Secretary of State for Education, Bridget Phillipson, announced today that she was pausing the implementation of the Freedom of Speech Act. -
Government commits to pause and review the phasing out of BTECs
NUS UK has celebrated the step towards retaining BTECs despite senior Labour members’ calls to scrap them in favour of T Levels.