"student colleagues" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the peers of a student, such as fellow students in a classroom, school, or university. Example sentence: My student colleagues and I worked together to complete the project.
He returned to England in 1952 and attended Lincoln College, Oxford, where he continued to spy on his student colleagues.
Three years ago, in an open letter to Le Monde, she and several student colleagues denounced the administrator of the Comédie Française at the time, Jean-Pierre Miquel, for claiming that the theater's classical repertory prevented him from offering long-term contracts to nonwhite actors.
These are genuine dilemmas on which I often have discussions with my female student colleagues.
Several of my graduate student colleagues did exactly this before the outreach office opened--no help from staff or faculty, just lots of hard work and dedication.
After conversations with senior student colleagues and family friends, Smith decided that management consultancy was a career that could combine the analytical and creative challenges he craved.
The way you interact with your fellow med student colleagues at work calls out your job description.
Perhaps you personally know some student colleague -- a few years ahead -- who has made a painless transition from a two-year to a four-year institution.
The video instructed students to conduct 10 minutes of practice with a student colleague.
"(One of the students towards a student colleague:) Your metabolism is abnormal, you eat and you drink what you want and you don't gain weight".
Born in Brooklyn, he was an educator and mentor to his students, colleagues and friends.
He will be deeply missed by his family, students, colleagues and friends.
