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Study abroad: Once you arrive

So you’ve finally arrived abroad....what now? Whether you’re having trouble settling in, you’re homesick or you need help making new friends, we’re not leaving you alone just yet. Let’s make sure you make the most of your new life abroad...

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Top five jobs for students abroad

Working part-time while studying abroad is one of the most practical ways for international students to manage living costs, build local work experience, and make the most of their time overseas. In 2026, the options range from on-campus roles and tutoring to freelancing, hospitality, and student ambassador work. Most student visas allow you to work between 20 and 24 hours per week during term time. This guide covers the top five jobs for students abroad, what each pays, and what you

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How to revise for exams effectively

We’ve all been there. That circled date on the calendar that looms large, the feeling of anxiety at the amount of work to be done and wondering whether you’re covering the right areas. Examinations, when you’re a student, can seem overwhelming and insurmountable. However, we’re here to help you reduce that stress. We’ve got some top tips, advice and guidance on how to revise for exams, including effective study techniques. Having a good exam revision strategy goes a long way to paving

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How to open a bank account as an international student

If you plan to study abroad, it’s wise to get your finances organised as soon as possible. One of the first steps to making your international student experience smoother and more affordable is opening a local bank account in your study destination.   A local bank account allows you to make payments and withdraw money easily while avoiding foreign transaction fees. It also keeps your funds secure, helps build your credit history and simplifies budgeting by keeping

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Top 10 job seeking tips for international students

International students can look for work after their studies, but the right to work depends on the destination, immigration status, course and timing. Before applying, check the latest rules with the relevant immigration authority and your university’s international student or careers team. Then build a focused search around permitted work, suitable employers, tailored applications, networking and relevant experience. The ten tips below explain how to turn that guidance into practical

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