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Freshers’ week ‒ what every first-time university student looks forward to. From moving into your halls of residence or house-share and meeting new people, to non-stop partying, freshers’ fair and freebies. You can’t totally escape from university classes in freshers’ week, however, as induction lectures will likely be scheduled into your timetable, where you’ll be given an overview of your courses and assessments, and what books you need to get.

For the most part, though, freshers’ week is your chance to have fun and meet new friends – it’s best to enjoy it while you can! We have put together this essential guide to freshers’ week to give you tips on making the most of your time as a Fresher, whilst of course being as safe and sensible as possible.

We’ve put together a blog on the best Oxford nightlife for students as, although you may not typically think of Oxford as a top party destination, there are still plenty of clubs and pubs to go to for weekly student nights out. You may think that Oxford is too much of a classy city for parties until the early hours of the morning, but you can party as much as you want, without breaking the bank, in the clubs and pubs listed in this blog.

We’ve put together this blog on the best Leeds nightlife for students because, with four universities, including a Russel Group university, Leeds has one of the biggest student populations in the UK. With students frequently lining the streets, bars and clubs of Leeds by day and by night, you can be ahead of the game by checking out the best of Leeds nightlife in this blog. . If you feel like ignoring your responsibilities for a while, like the pile of university reading you need to get through, you’ve come to the right place as we talk all things fun and party-related!

We’ve written this blog on the best Glasgow nightlife for students because, with more than 700 pubs and nightclubs in the city, being ahead of the game and knowing the right ones to go to is a plus if you are attending one of Glasgow’s universities. As the largest city in Scotland and one of Europe’s drinking capitals, you will not be lacking nightlife spots in Glasgow. The nightlife in Glasgow has actually been reported to be one of the greatest lifestyle elements in the city for millennials. Obviously the university you go to and what you study is important, too, but all students love to party!

A recent survey by Student Hut saw students vote Bristol as one of the best party cities in the UK, so it’s only fitting that we bring you a blog on the best Bristol nightlife for students.

A 2019 BBC analysis found that Bristol has the highest rate of inward youth migration in Britain. The study analysed how different places in the UK were suited to young people, taking into consideration nightlife as one of the variables. Overall, Bristol ranked in the top 5 places. Check out this blog for our pick of the best of Bristol nightlife.