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International students: Have your say on visa length

Thu 01 Dec 2011

Help NUS Scotland extend visa length for non-EU international students in Scotland

 
ESU: “Radical re-allocation of EU funds is needed”

Thu 14 Jul 2011

The European Students’ Union (ESU) fears that the recently proposed EU long-term budget (2014-2020) will be insufficient to cover for the expectations raised by the EU member states in their Europe 2020 Strategy.

 
Are you doing something amazing for International Students - Tell us about it!

Wed 29 Jun 2011

The 'Supporting International Students' Toolkit and Training Package being launched at the Gathering August, 2011. We want to know how you have been supporting international students in your institution!

 
Summer Academy for North Atlantic Treaty Association (NATO) and EU Foreign and Security Policy

Mon 13 Jun 2011

Summer Academy for North Atlantic Treaty Association (NATO) and European Union Common Foreign and Security Policy (EU CFSP) studies 14 – 30 August 2011 Prishtina (Kosovo) – Skopje (Macedonia) – Tirana (Albania) –Podgorica (Monte Negro) – Prishtina (Kosovo)

 
Lights, Camera, Action - International Wellbeing Video Workshop Sucess

Tue 07 Jun 2011

International students from Telford College and Stirling University joined forces with Jewel & Esk College HND Television and Film students yesterday to create a short film addressing international student mental wellbeing and encouraging international students to use student support services.

 
 


Welcome to NUS Scotland. My name is Robin Parker and, as President, I head up the 12 other executive officers who lead the organisation.

We’ve won much for students in the past two years. Our Budget for Bursaries campaign secured £15million in bursary support for FE students and we were able to save EMA. Our Reclaim Your Voice campaign resulted in over 85% of new members of the Scottish parliament committing to not introducing tuition fees, protecting graduate numbers and college places and improving student support.

We secured a third party tenancy deposit scheme, delivered £1,200 additional cash for the poorest students, abolished the graduate endowment, stopped the drinking age being raised to 21 and secured £2million in dedicated childcare funding for student parents.

Over the next year we’re prioritising getting more money into students’ pockets and making sure access to education is based on ability, not the ability to pay.

If you have any questions about our campaign, please get in touch.

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