Profits shouldn't come before basic housing rights. 🏠
PBSA providers can trap students in contracts, while private renters get 28 days' notice. Let’s change this.
Respond to the Govt consultation by Oct 22!
Guide to the 4 core Qs 👇 nus-scotland.org.uk/student-…
It was a phenomenal Freshers week at @AyrshireColl and we hope everyone had a blast.
Thanks to the students who came along and chatted with us, and a big thanks to all our partners who made the events so special 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
#freshers#studentlife#fun
Huge congrats to everyone getting exam results today! 🥳 Be proud - you define your own success, whichever path you take. 🧑🎓👩🏭
Need advice or support on appeals and certificates? Visit Qualifications Scotland's Learner Support Hub: info.qualifications.gov.scot…
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Online: info.qualifications.gov.scot/results
Email (for certificate questions): customer@qualifications.gov.scot
Phone (from 8am on Results Day): 0345 279 1000
It's time for @NUSScotland Lead and Change. This is a great opportunity for elected officers to network, talk all things student life and understand the impact they can have for students. Looking forward to a great day 😄
#edinburghcollege#nus#leadandchange#studentlife
A warm welcome to our new Student President, Demi Brown and our new Student Vice President, Natalie Bestwick for their first week in office.
We've been chatting about all things student life, Ayrshire College, and plans for the next academic year.
Great to have you on board💛
Our Student Hopes for the Future series continues with Cherene from Borders College SA. She is calling on the Scottish Parliament to secure long-term funding for mental health projects like Think Positive, ensuring high standards and a joined-up approach to support. 🧠🏴
Our Student Hopes for the Future series continues with Flora from City of Glasgow College. She is calling on the Scottish Parliament to better monitor and reduce the long waiting times students face when trying to access vital mental health counselling. 🧠🏴
Our Student Hopes for the Future series continues with Christina from Aberdeen University Students' Association. She is calling on the Scottish Parliament to fix university underfunding, which has led to an overreliance on tuition fees for international students.
In another edition of Student Hopes for the Future, Adam from Edinburgh College SA shares his vision for a more progressive Scotland.
He's calling on the new parliament to empower the student body so their voices are even more powerful in this next government! ✊🏴
In the second edition of our Student Hopes for the Future series, Jon from Glasgow Kelvin College calls on the Scottish Parliament to support student healthcare workers by raising the Paramedic, Nursing and Midwifery Student Bursary.
What are students' hopes for the future now that the Scottish elections are over?
Rebecca from City of Glasgow College wants to see free bus travel for ALL students, not just under 22s. 🚌
This would tear down a financial barrier that holds back too many from education.
The Scottish Elections are over! 🗳️ What happens next?
Read our guide to MSPs, the First Minister and more:
nus-scotland.org.uk/scottish…
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Undecided for tomorrow’s election in Scotland? 🗳️ Find your match with the NUS Vote Matcher: nus-scotland.org.uk/vote-mat… 🏴
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The graphic features logos for six political parties: Scottish Conservative & Unionist, Scottish Greens, Scottish Labour, Scottish Liberal Democrats, SNP, and Reform UK. At the bottom, a yellow bar displays the URL: www.nus-scotland.org.uk/vote-matcher. The NUS Scotland logo appears in the top right corner.
Universities shouldn’t fund humanitarian crises or the climate crisis.
Support ethical investment in education:
nus-scotland.org.uk/manifest…
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No student should face violence where they learn. We’re calling for national standards to prevent and respond to GBV in Scotland’s colleges and universities.
It is time for trauma-informed training and safe learning environments.
Sign the manifesto nus-scotland.org.uk/manifest…
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Below the main text, there is a mock-up of an online sign-up form titled "Support the 2026 Student Manifesto" with fields for first name, last name, and email, alongside an "Add signature" button. To the right, text says "link in our bio!" above a small image of the manifesto cover titled "A Fair Deal For Our Future" which features a student.
At the bottom of the graphic, the website address nus-scotland.org.uk/manifesto-supporter is displayed above decorative yellow and purple diagonal stripes.
The clock is ticking for the Scottish Parliament election! 🗳️
Today is the last day to register. If you are 16+ and living in Scotland (including international students!), you can use your voice to shape the future.
Register by midnight: gov.uk/register-to-vote
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Scotland’s colleges and unis are at risk of collapse after years of cuts. 🛑
We are demanding an end to education cuts. It is time to treat tertiary education as a public good.
Support the manifesto: nus-scotland.org.uk/manifest…
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Just 3 days left to register for the Scottish Parliament election! 🗳️
If you are a student aged 16+ living in Scotland, make sure you register by midnight on 20th April to have your say on 7th May.
Register now: gov.uk/register-to-vote 🏴
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Education is a public good, not a business. Public funding requires responsibility. It is time to end excessive executive pay and start putting students first.
Sign the 2026 Student Manifesto here: nus-scotland.org.uk/manifest…
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