Student success

Post-pandemic, students are still struggling with their mental health. Here are three ways to help

Support your international students by incorporating strategies that promote student-centred learning into your teaching

Juggling academics with family responsibilities is complicated. Barbara Hoopes shares advice on supporting and empowering graduate students who are parents

Follow these steps to ensure students at risk of dropping out of their studies feel supported to get back on track

Showing a course’s real-world applications and linking to potential students’ studies will help to ensure that your higher education taster event turns interest into enrolments

Bring families and friends into the onboarding process to ease first-year students into university life

University students have long struggled with academic pressure, social media demands, economic challenges and career uncertainty. This technique uses language and body awareness to help students cope and reset

Music and dance give the post-Covid cohort low-stress opportunities to face each other in potentially antagonising – even agonising – set-ups. Here’s how a multisensory curriculum helps students combat feelings of isolation and impostor syndrome

Incoming university students are more stressed, anxious and distracted than ever. Here’s how to support their psychological needs

The ‘invested mentor’ model takes mentorship beyond process and logistics. In this model, an effective relationship is based on connection rather than formalities with a mentor who prioritises their mentee’s success