If you're considering moving to Valencia to study, you should be clear on three fronts: which neighbourhood to live in, how to get around and how much it'll cost you per month. With leading universities, a manageable size, mild climate and plenty of cultural life, Valencia is a comfortable city for students: reasonable distances, good transport network and moderate costs compared to other capitals. In this guide you’ll find recommended neighbourhoods, options for modern accommodation, transport alternatives, a monthly budget guideline and practical tips on how to organise your move.

If you're considering moving to Salamanca to study, you should be clear on three fronts: which neighbourhood to live in, how to get around and how much it'll cost you per month. With two leading universities (USAL and UPSA), a compact size and plenty of student life, Salamanca is a city designed for walking or taking the bus, with services close at hand and a reasonable cost of living. In this article you’ll find recommended neighbourhoods, university accommodation options in Salamanca, transport alternatives, a monthly budget guideline and practical tips on how to organise your move.

February’s a strange month in the university calendar: first term exams have been and gone, classes start up again and the calendar is full of key dates such as Valentine's Day and Carnival.

For any university student, the study environment is as important as the syllabus of the most difficult subject. We’ve all been through the experience of the public library: the search for a free socket, the sometimes interrupted silence and the journey carrying your laptop and notes. While libraries have their charm, the needs of today's student have evolved into something more flexible and efficient.

If you’re living at Canvas this academic year and are considering repeating, the renewal campaign 26-27 is designed for you. It's the way to secure your room for next year and also get access to exclusive benefits just for renewing residents.

The turn of the year is usually filled with endless lists of goals: study more, go to the gym, save, read... But if you’re a student, the important thing isn’t to have many resolutions, but that your New Year's resolutions as a university student fit in with your real life and that you can stick to them beyond February.

Choosing where you’re going to live during the year is almost as important as choosing a university. Your hall of residence influences how you study, who you socialise with, how much you spend per month and how you feel every day. That's why choosing a student hall of residence isn’t just about looking at pretty pictures: you need to know what's behind each option.