Author: Ali Haider

By Karson Paul | Academic Consultant & Content Strategist The life of a modern student in the UK is inherently digital. From the lecture halls of Russell Group universities to sixth-form colleges in Manchester, an “always-on” culture is the new standard. Laptops have replaced exercise books, and virtual platforms have replaced the traditional common room. However, as the line between academic productivity and digital leisure blurs, a new challenge has emerged: Student Digital Burnout. Recent data suggests that over 55% of UK students report significant daily stress, much of it linked to the pressure of maintaining a digital presence while…