Australia: 93% of stranded students have mental health issues
Some 93% of international students stranded overseas have experienced significant mental health issues, according to a new report by CISA.
Some 93% of international students stranded overseas have experienced significant mental health issues, according to a new report by CISA.
Higher education providers are looking to adopt ongoing, personalised check-ins to support international students' mental wellbeing in the wake of Covid-19.
International students unable to enter Australia are suffering from depression, anxiety and thoughts of self-harm, a new survey from CISA has found.
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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 .
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