The University of Calgary Post-secondary International Students with or without Families: Barriers and Recommendations for an Equitable Access to Mental Health Services On and Off Campus

Summary

The study aims to listen to the experiences and expectations of Post-secondary International Students With and Without Family. Your voices will positively inform the University of Calgary Campus Mental Health Strategy and off-campus mental health services. Additionally, this study will also focus on post-secondary international students with family and their access to mental health service on and off campus.

Eligibility

Currently recruiting participants: Yes

Eligible ages: 18 to 55

Accepts healthy participants: Yes

Inclusion criteria:

• Post-secondary international students with or without families at the University of Calgary living on or off campus.
• International undergrads, graduates, postgraduates, and post-doctorates up to two years after completing their program
• International students with families or single parents at the University of Calgary.
• Post-secondary international students who have lived in Canada for a minimum of three months
• Post-secondary international student visa / Study Permit with or without Work Permit

Exclusion criteria:

• Post-secondary international students who have not completed a minimum of three months in Canada.
• Students who are two years and over after completing their graduation.

Participate

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Method of contact

Collection of personal information
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Additional information

Contact information

Shamsa Mistry - Research Assistant Faculty of Social Work shamsa.mistry@ucalgary.ca Monica Sesma Vazquez, Supervisor, Faculty of Social Work msesmava@ucalgary.ca

Principal investigator:

Monica SESMA-VAZQUEZ

Clinical trial:

No

REB-ID:

REB22-1211