3.C. Workshop: COVID-19 – Are students’ lives turned upside down? Findings from the C19 ISWS study

Abstract The SARS-CoV-2 outbreak and the corresponding COVID-19 pandemic has had continues to have a significant impact on health wellbeing of general population globally. University students are in unique position during as they confronted with substantial changes restrictions, both at governmental university-level. Stark lifestyle include social academic life. In order understand investigate student well-being, International Student Well-Being Study (C19 ISWS) was initiated early April 2020. Led by researchers Antwerp, Belgium, survey questionnaire protocol written. Within few weeks, from 166 high education institutions 26 different countries agreed run their respective data collected May- July Up until now, involved C19 ISWS consortia not met thus far, only limited amount shared findings. European Public Health Conference provides opportunity for across share discuss key findings survey, including important public messages that can be derived results survey. Presentations study will given five presenters. Firstly, Prof. Sarah Van De Velde, principal investigator study, provide an overview design, measures procedures. Following this introductory talk, four presenters insight into international level well country-level regions varying circumstances (Greece, Russia Germany). scheduled seven minutes three question, followed 10-minute discussion end. This allow audience time interact works aims exchange presentation ISWS. Given interest wellbeing, joint workshop further connect. summary, objectives are: Share Discuss implications internationally possible actions individual, community-and structural Connect practitioners interested well-being Europe is aimed particularly higher education. If possible, list attendees contact details participant's agreement amongst all workshop. Key investigated students’ health, countries. Findings country-and discussed student’s drawn.