The phrase "higher education students" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it in a sentence such as: "Researchers have conducted studies to examine the outcomes of higher education students."
Higher education students experience high rates of mental health problems, and depression is one of the most common mental illnesses referred.
Selected ubiquitous technologies encourage collaborative participation between higher education students and educators within a virtual socially networked e-learning landscape.
Erasmus: Run by the British Council, Erasmus is an educational exchange programme for higher education students, teachers and institutions in the European Union.
Hong Kong took the top spot as a result of the abundance of financial assistance offered to higher education students, and prevalence of world-class educational institutions.
Second, we compare PhD students to three other samples: (1) highly educated in the general population (N = 769); (2) highly educated employees (N = 592); and (3) higher education students (N = 333).
In English higher education students are accumulating a lifetime of debt.
The data shows that the number of higher education students in the UK continues to rise.
Some 700,000 students currently study this way, one third of all higher education students.
Today, six per cent of U.S. higher-education students attend these schools; at the height of the recession, that number was considerably higher.
And although for-profit colleges enroll less than 10 percent of the nation's higher-education students, they get almost a quarter of the federal student aid.
Despite fierce resistance in some quarters, by 2007 nearly three-quarters of countries had over 60% of higher-education students enrolled on courses compatible with the new structure.
