International students, mental health and transition
Perhaps applying to university offers a sense of hope and wonder of what could be, in a time of what can’t be
Perhaps applying to university offers a sense of hope and wonder of what could be, in a time of what can’t be
A new initiative launched this month wants to “address the rising tide of mental ill-health by empowering students to take charge of their own wellbeing”.
The UK government has announced an additional £50m in hardship funding to support university students impacted by Covid-19.
International students are facing serious mental health problems after waiting for almost a year for their Canadian study permits to be processed.
The Victorian coroner has recommended better coordination of mental health and wellbeing support of international students, but acknowledged .
There is no doubt that the Covid-19 pandemic has increased the mental health pressures on our young people
International students across Australia – especially in VET, TAFE or ELICOS education – need additional support for their mental health wellbeing, speakers urged at an IEAA event.
International students are facing “profound problems” with their mental health where they have had to return to their home countries, stakeholders have told The PIE.