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Amelia. A

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Unite Students

Amelia works for Unite Students as a staff writer and produces helpful content for students around topics such as health and wellbeing, student living, study and careers and financial wellbeing.

Support options for struggling university students

It’s normal to face challenges at university – academically, socially, emotionally, or financially. But there are always support options available for students – whether you’re going through a hard time or just need some advice.

11 March 2026

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8 things to do during 2026 Easter breakThe university Easter holidays in 2026 falls between late March and early April. While it’s an egg-citing period to kick back and unwind, it can also be a great time to get ahead of your studies or earn some extra cash.

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Study & Careers

How to write a personal statement for universityMany students find the university application process overwhelming - especially writing a personal statement. It might seem daunting at first, but once you have a firm understanding of how to write a personal statement, the rest is a breeze.

Students in the games room

National Student Money Week: Your Questions AnsweredExams aren’t always the biggest challenge students face when studying at uni. With National Student Money Week running 2nd-6th March 2026, we’re here to help you better understand money management.

Students in the Shared Kitchen

How to Choose Accommodation for UniFinding the best student accommodation can make all the difference to your time at university. Learn how to choose accommodation for uni with Unite Students.

Students in Reception

What are the different types of student accommodation? Unsure where to start with the different types of accommodation for students? Learn more about the type of student accommodation with Unite Students.

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Health & Wellbeing

10 Achievable New Year’s Resolutions for Students in 2026We’ve all heard the saying: “New year, new me.” Yet, try as we might, most resolutions don’t make it past January. Why? Because we often set unrealistic goals. For students, New Year’s resolutions need to be achievable, balancing coursework, social life, and personal well-being.

2025 The year of the snake

Celebrating Lunar New Year as a studentThe Lunar New Year, also called Chinese New Year or Spring Festival is celebrated widely across the UK. Check out our tips for having an epic start to this Year of the Horse!

15 December 2025

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Parents & guardians

How to avoid uni accommodation scams: A guide for UK studentsYour university experience should be filled with new lessons, exciting ventures, and fond memories — not derailed by a uni accommodation scam. According to the National Fraud Intelligence Bureau, young people between 18 and 39 account for nearly three-quarters of rental fraud cases.