Student mental health and wellbeing remains a major concern, with some 77% of respondents to a recent survey indicating feelings of depression and anxiety.

Domestic and international students have been the most affected by the pandemic, war, global economic issues and political instability. Providing easy-to-access, on-demand mental health support 24/7 is no longer on the wish-list, but it is a must-have

Record numbers of students reported symptoms of anxiety and depression during the pandemic, but mental health experts have cautioned that scores more also suffering, yet not seeking treatment or accessing resources. Maureen Manning finds out more.

Edward Peck, vice-chancellor and president of Nottingham Trent University, has been appointed to the new role of student support champion.

At its first in-person conference in three years, the Canadian Association of Public Schools – International tackled mental health issues in several sessions.

Universities Australia and Suicide Prevention Australia have come together to provide a Suicide Prevention Competency Framework for universities.

A recent survey across some major international education destinations has revealed that Covid-19 has exacted a huge toll on students.

Much like 2020, this year has been hard on international students. We saw a continuation of the chaos and confusion caused by the pandemic, with those who wished to study abroad having to navigate an ever-changing picture of travel restrictions and vaccine and quarantine requirements.