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Hi,
I was wondering if there was any guidance on university students in the sample. Are these generally considered as moved to a new household, if they are away for only part of the year? Are interviews conducted with university students who are living remotely on campus? Or is there a lower chance that university students would be included in the surveys since they are away from 'home'?
I haven't found much previous UKHLS work that focussed specifically on university students, so I'm wondering if there are some methodological reasons for this.
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Dear Eleanor,
Please see the text of the FAQ about this:
"Students who have left the household are followed and treated as a “split-off” household. If they are living in institutional accommodation (e.g., Halls of Residence), they are considered to be the only member of the household. If they are living in private residence (e.g., renting a flat), then the usual rules apply of who is considered part of the household."
Best wishes,
Piotr Marzec
UKHLS User Support
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