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Scottish Elections are over - What happens next? An explainer
The Scottish Parliament elections took place on 7th May, the ballots have been counted and 129 Members of the Scottish Parliament (MSPs) have been elected (or newly re-elected) - so what happens next? -
Justine Pedussel elected NUS Scotland President
Justine Pedussel has been elected as the next NUS Scotland President, following a ballot of representatives across Scotland’s student movement. Justine, who is currently President at University of Stirling Students' Union, will take up their post from July 2026 for a two-year term. Read about all of the results of... -
National Union of Students expresses support for university staff striking in Scotland
NUS Scotland President “Staff and students are speaking with one voice, and politicians need to listen." -
Consultation results prove need for ‘Fair Deal’ for students
NUS Scotland calls for student support reform as government consultation highlights barriers for disabled and part-time learners. -
NUS Scotland Warning Ahead of Scottish Budget: invest in education or risk the collapse of Scotland’s colleges and universities
NUS Scotland “if MSPs don’t support students now they won’t receive their support at the ballot box” -
National Student Movement calls for intervention to save Alloa college campus
Forth Valley Students Association and NUS Scotland are supporting students and calling for Scottish Government to do the same. -
NUS Scotland statement on UK Government’s new immigration plans
The UK Government’s new immigration plans are inhumane and will hurt international students and Scotland’s education system. -
Glasgow School of Art Students’ Association joins the National Union of Students
Glasgow School of Art Students’ Association (GSASA) announced yesterday (Wednesday) that it is joining the National Union of Students (NUS). This follows a referendum earlier this week in which an overwhelming majority of Glasgow School of Art student voters backed joining NUS.
