In Iceland, teenage smoking, drinking and drug use have been radically cut in the past 20 years. Emma Young finds out how they did it, and why other countries won’t follow suit

'Possibly the biggest mistake I see at graduation is girls treating the event like a night out. Short skirts and cleavage on show are totally out of the question'

Even where courses are not completely free, they're often markedly cheaper than those at UK universities

What students can learn from time spent in care homes

More than a quarter of undergraduate students surveyed said they would be less likely to apply for university courses in other EU countries as a result of Brexit

EU students are increasingly likely to choose other European countries for their studies, business school leaders warn, as top UK schools face up to 20 per cent increases in student ‘no shows’

Research from the Red Cross reveals 70 per cent of students lack the confidence to perform first aid - but the majority of deaths from injury could be prevented

Results raise hopes of cure for a disease that killed more than 5,000 people in the UK in 2014

The MP has suggested the parents of women who fail the tests could be contacted by universities and informed 

From freshers to student loans - here’s how to make the most of your first weeks of student life

A number of students borrow additional cash sums from private lenders, but Liverpool Hope University is shown to have the lowest borrowing rate

English-speaking universities continue to dominate the world.

When asked what they would do if someone tried to stop having sex with them after initially saying yes, someone responded, 'I'd call her a b***h.' Someone else replied, 'I physically can't stop having sex once I've started'

Locating your nearest supermarket, pharmacy, taxi rank and STI clinic could save you a lot of pain towards the more hazy end of Freshers' Week

Despite the fact that introverts roughly make up just under half of the population, it is a widely misunderstood personality type

It is 'welcome progress' but there is 'still much work to do'