Managing your economy as a student can be difficult, but through student discounts you can save money in a wide selection of stores.

Are you dreading the coming months where you have to write your thesis or BA-project? No need to despair – in this article, we’ve gathered 10 tips that will hopefully get you through in one piece.

Your studies are coming to an end – and then what? Have you considered kicking your career in gear through a graduate program? In this article, we lay out some pros and cons of these popular programs for recent graduates.

Even though the membership fees for gyms regularly increase, being active and keeping your body healthy doesn’t have to be an expensive undertaking. Here’s how to manage both your health and finances!

Many students who apply for grants during their education miss important factors in the interplay between application cycle, financial need and other grants applied for.

Applying for an internship is quite similar to applying for a job. There are, however, some small, but essential, differences. For example, application for an internship is more likely to focus on courses and experience gained through personal interests and maybe a student job. The employers are also aware that you don’t come with a lot of hands-on experience yet, but that only makes it more important for you to show that you are interested in, and actively seek out, new experiences.

As a student, rent is the biggest expense in your budget. So why not get benefits where you can? Here is our walkthrough of what you need to have on hand when applying for housing benefits.

Even as a student, trade unions are already lining up to snag you. Joining a trade union does come with certain benefits, but it can be difficult to choose the right one. We stand ready here, with a guided tour through the proverbial jungle of trade unions.

The new semester is approaching, and whether you're a new student or have been at it for a while, the beginning of a new semester is rarely cheap. We've gathered the best tips!

Students are gambling with insurance, putting their personal finances at risk in the process. Learn how this choice could cost you more than you think.

If you’ve been a member of an unemployment insurance fund for at least 12 months when you graduate, you will receive a month’s worth of unemployment benefits as a recent graduate. If you become a member 2 weeks after you graduate at the latest, you will still be able to receive unemployment benefits, but not for the first month.

Remember that your application is one among many and those evaluating it need to be able to quickly tell whether you, specifically, are entitled to financial support.

There are many reasons to find a job and get some money into your account. Unfortunately, some employers see students as exploitable. Here is how to make certain you get the pay and time off that you’re entitled to.

An internship during your studies can open many doors afterwards. This goes both for finding a student job and searching for a full-time job once you graduate.

Are you considering an internship as part of your education? Read about the benefits of an internship here, and get useful tips on how to make the most of your time as an intern.