Fighting for Students

We’re Fighting For Students in this cost-of-living crisis, calling for: an increase in grants and bursaries; rent controls; and half-price bus and train fares all day.

Fighting for Students

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Stop the cuts!

Scotland's education system is broken - and our colleges and universities are increasingly being asked to do more with less. Let's make our voices heard and say it loud and clear: stop to cuts to colleges and universities!

Stop the cuts!

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Sign here to get your free CitizenCard and we’ll send you everything you need to know about voting in elections. Use code ‘NUS’ to get your free ID (usually £18) today.

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We are your national union representing over 500,000 university and college students across Scotland. 

Together, we achieve national change for students.

Latest Updates

NUS Scotland announces new president to take office from July

Following a ballot of representatives from across Scotland’s student movement, NUS Scotland has announced the winner of the election to be the new NUS Scotland President.

NUS Scotland Awards 2024

The NUS Scotland awards are an annual celebration of the excellent work students’ associations, officers and staff do across Scotland.

NUS Scotland calls on Scottish Government to protect student renters as industry body declares Scotland is in a housing emergency

NUS Scotland President Ellie Gomersall says Scottish Government must ‘take its head out of the sand’ and bring rents down

Ellie Gomersall: Scottish Government needs to rethink its slashing of education budget

"Tommorow at 1pm, I’ll be joining students from across Scotland, as well as politicians, trade unionists and others, outside the Scottish Parliament to rally for our education and call for a reversal of the devastating cuts to tertiary education planned in the Scottish Budget for 2024-25..."

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