Moving away from home for the first time can cause a lot of stress in university students. However, there are ways to cope with the changes you are experiencing and this expert advice is sure to help.

When it comes to your student weekly shopping list, you’re going to have a lot to think about. This is why, from budgeting suggestions to weekly staples, Beaumont House wants to share some of the best ways to make the most out of shopping as a student.

Life as an international student can seem daunting, but it can also be a lot of fun. In this article, Beaumont House describes some of the advantages of studying abroad, listing the ways in which you can make the most of your experiences overseas.

If you’re looking for fun, free things to do in London for students, then you have come to the right place. Check out our recent blog post to read some of our ideas!

Student living can seem pretty daunting, especially if you haven’t yet had a chance to introduce yourself to your future housemates. This is why we have created a list of fun icebreaker questions to help you settle in!

This student house checklist will help you out as you prepare to move in to your new student accommodation. From bedding through to stationary - we’ve covered everything that you will need at university.

We understand that moving into your new student pad can be nerve racking and having some tips that you can take with you is a great way to distinguish those first day nerves. With this in mind, we’ve provided you with some student accommodation advice that will ease you into student living.

For all of our student accommodation tips, have a read through our latest blog where we take a closer look at the things to consider, including location, facilities and security.

In this blog, we’re looking at some key tips on how to decorate student accommodation to help you settle in and feel more at home in your student pad.

Take a taxi ride through a London day and night and see why the city is home to more international students than any other city in the world. Find courses at www.studylondon.ac.uk