Well-being in higher education

Protecting the well-being of students and academics has become one of the most pressing challenges faced by higher education institutions. The ripple effect of the pandemic and ongoing uncertainty have left many suffering heightened anxiety and stress – or simply feeling exhausted as another year rolls in. This collection explores practices to educate students and staff in better self-care, build their resilience and reboot their enthusiasm for their work.

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How community events can improve staff and student well-being

Regular, inclusive community events can play a vital role in improving mental health and well-being for both students and staff in higher education. Read about how simple, low-cost activities can foster connection, ease pressure and build a stronger university culture

Janine Wilkinson, Jean-Charles de Coriolis

The University of East Anglia