Here are our top tips for cheap travelling as a student, whether just a quick weekend away or a month long jaunt across Europe.

If you’ve got an Oyster card lying around you may be able to turn it into some quick cash.

While Skype and Facebook are great for keeping in touch with old friends and family, it doesn’t quite live up to seeing them in the flesh.

Studying abroad is bound to take a toll on your wallet, but the experience is certainly worth the price.

If you’ve been working for the minimum wage all summer and have managed to have scrimp and save enough to afford a last minute holiday, don’t ruin it by coming home to a horrendous phone bill.

Train tickets are expensive and aren’t going to get cheaper any time soon, but you save up to £100 by booking in advance.