Preparing for university

Are international students eligible to use the NHS? Is the NHS free for international students? Your guide to using the NHS as an international student in the UK

If you’re planning to study in the US, UK, Australia or Canada, insurance to cover the costs of healthcare, travel, your belongings or vehicles may be required

There is a lot of paperwork and many documents to keep track of when it comes to studying abroad so here’s a handy list to keep track of everything 

The US is a popular choice for international students, but understanding health insurance can be tricky. Here, we explain how the healthcare system works and why international students need a healthcare plan while studying in the US 

Are international students eligible to use Medicare? Is Medicare free for international students? Your guide to using Medicare as an international student in Australia

Are you going to study in Canada? Here we explain how the healthcare system works and why international students need health insurance while studying in Canada

“Freshers week” in the UK, “Orientation” in the US, “O’week” in Australia and “Frosh week” in Canada. There are many ways to describe the first week of university, but what happens in each country? 

You’ve applied to universities, you’ve accepted your place and now the time has come to move to your new home for the next few years. But what should you bring with you?

How easy is to study in the UK as an Indian student? How do I apply for a visa? Can I find good Indian food in the UK? This guide answers all the questions Indians ask about studying in the UK

Do I need to take a driving test when I study abroad? Can I transfer my driving licence from home? What is an international driving permit? Your guide to driving licences as an international student

Before becoming an international higher education expert and author, Dr Rajika Bhandari left India at the age of 21 to study abroad in the US. Here are her top five things to consider when moving abroad as an international student

You’ve got the grades but what about practical skills? Here’s five essential things you should know how to do before leaving for university

What are the current travel restrictions for international students? Here are live updates for key study-abroad destinations

Now you have secured your place at university, the next big task is to decide what you do and don't need to pack

Six things you should bring to university... and seven things you probably shouldn't