Chinese International Students' Perspectives on Mental Health, Wellbeing, and Help-Seeking in UK Universities

Description

Are you a Chinese International student in a UK university? We want to hear from you!

I am a PhD candidate at King’s College London looking to understand how Chinese students think about mental health and wellbeing, and how this shapes your awareness and use of support services at university (Ethical clearance reference number: HR-25/26-57696; Approved by KCL Research Ethics Committee).

Your perspective matters. By sharing your experiences, you can help improve wellbeing support for Chinese students across UK universities.

✅ Who can take part?

Chinese international students currently studying in a UK university, who are over 18 years old. Students from all levels and fields of study are welcome to participate.

🕐 What's involved?

An in-person focus group discussion with 6 to 8 Chinese university students, lasting around 90 minutes. All discussions are confidential and will be anonymised. 

Interested or want to know more? Please register your interest using this link https://qualtrics.kcl.ac.uk/jfe/form/SV_a8KyYMbZzlATh9c [qualtrics.kcl.ac.uk]. 

Contact details

Please contact jialin.2.yang@kcl.ac.uk if you have any questions.