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NUS Research and Reports

Non NUS-members: If you would like to purchase any of this research, please send a cheque for £15 (per copy) payable to "NUS" to Sarah Wayman, Welfare Unit, NUS, 2nd Floor, Centro 3, Mandela Street, London NW1 0DU, mentioning which report you are requesting and how many copies you need. Please also specify if you want a hard copy and/or a PDF to be sent out to you, giving an appropriate delivery address and/or email address.

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Student Officers: all reports are free for you to download from this site area. Simply log in to officeronline and click the relevant links to open the PDF documents.

07/12/2006	2006 NUS-Unipol Accommodation Costs Survey Download the 2006 NUS-Unipol Accommodation Costs Survey (registered users only)
05/12/2006	Just published! 2006 NUS-Unipol Accommodation Costs Survey Find out how much students pay in their halls of residence, and whether your university is overpriced!
26/04/2005	NUS Banking survey finds overseas students face many problems in accessing UK banks As the government unveils further charges aimed at international students, new research from the National Union of Students (NUS) exposes the many difficulties these students face in accessing banking facilities in this country.
02/03/2005	Further Education Students' Unions Development Survey Results of the Further Education survey now available!
06/12/2004	NUS International Students' 'Leave to Remain' Survey results What international students think about the leave to remain increases proposed by the Home Office.
06/12/2004	UKCOSA international students' survey results What international students think about their stay in the UK.
18/10/2004	Students’ Unions’ Experiences of Private Halls 2004 Find out what other SUs think about private halls of residence.
18/10/2004	Students' Access to Healthcare Survey 2003/2004 Students do not know they could claim money back from their healthcare costs.
18/10/2004	Attitudes of Year 10 pupils in England and Wales to HE 2003 Potential students could be deterred by higher tuition fees and the prospect of student debt.

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