These Are Officially The Most Sleep Deprived Uni Courses

Getting a degree is sleepy work.

Let's face it, a good sleep schedule is not something most students will have. From frequent nights out to late-night study sessions at the library, if you're an evening person over a morning person this can have a huge impact on your sleeping pattern.

Getting any degree can definitely lead to some lost sleep but it turns out some degrees are way more likely to be missing out on those essential sleeping hours.

Bed Kingdom has released some expert research to create a ranking of the most sleep-deprived unis based on work placements, contact hours, student satisfaction and more and the results were super interesting.

What uni course is the most sleep-deprived?

1. Architecture, building and planning

2. Medicine

3. Physical sciences

4. Veterinary sciences

5. Maths

6. Dentistry

7. Computing

8. Engineering and technology

9. Creative arts and design

10. General sciences

11. Combined and general studies

12. Humanities and liberal arts

13. Biology and sports sciences

14. Agriculture and food-related studies

15. Education and teaching

So, there you have it! It comes as no surprise to see courses such as medicine and dentistry coming up at the top, but it might be a surprise to see physical sciences which can include chemistry and geology and architecture as number 1. Let's be fair, all degrees are sleepy work and learning how to balance studying, working and having a social life is a hard thing to do so if you're currently trying to work out how to cram things into one day and night then you're doing an amazing job.