The phrase "student world" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the environment, experiences, or community related to students, often in an educational context.
Example: "In the student world, networking and collaboration are essential for success."
Alternatives: "academic community" or "scholarly environment."
Founded in 1922, the NUS has long been known outside the student world as a path to Westminster.
How do those who don't want to get as readily engaged with student culture tackle freshers' week and the student world?
The current classification system essentially divides the student world into two groups – those with a 2 1 and above and those with a 2 2 and below.
David Willetts, the man responsible for raising tuition fees to £9,000 a year, is usually considered a villain in the student world.
His back story — more rags than riches; current rabbinical student; world champion — drew international attention, and on fight night, he waited until the Sabbath ended and took a car with a police escort to the fight.
As Alexandra Robbins writes in "The Geeks Shall Inherit the Earth," "there have been surprisingly few trickle-down effects from the adult Age of the Nerd to the student world".
Chess master and world traveler, his dry humor will be missed by family, friends and students world wide.
This study examines whether providing care in a service-learning environment positively affects nursing students' world views and empathy toward the poor.
In China's curriculum, Chinese course is proposed to be crucially fundamental for other courses and beneficial for students' world outlook, life outlook and sense of values, which is irreplaceable by others.
Educators at Big Picture campuses aim to provide a more individualized curriculum that incorporates the students' world outside the classroom, according to the group.
IEEE 7th Bioinformatics and Bioengineering received more than 600 research papers and attracted 500 scientists, engineers, medical doctors, faculty and students world-wide gathered at the conference center of Harvard Medical School during October 14 17, 2007 in Boston, Massachusetts USA.
