UKRASTUD

UKRASTUD

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Perceptions of inclusion, well-being and identification with
the European Union in Ukrainian university students

UkraStud

Project ID number: KA220-HED-C850D54E

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Project results


Video course

Aimed at increasing the skills of university tutors in supporting Ukrainian students’ academic performance, emotional well-being, and social integration.

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Research report

Quantitative data analysis from 300+ Ukrainian students, about their perceptions of inclusion, well-being, and EU identification.

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Guidelines

Recommendations for universities to ensure the successful inclusion of Ukrainian students across Europe.

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What is the project about?


UkraStud – Perceptions of Inclusion, Well-being and Identification with the European Union in Ukrainian University Students is an Erasmus+ project with the objective of promoting the academic and social inclusion of Ukrainian students in European higher education. Coordinated by the University of Padua and involving partners from Turkey, Romania, Ukraine, Croatia, and Italy, the project develops a shared model of inclusion, trains academic tutors, and creates practical guidelines.

Define a model for the inclusion of Ukrainian students in European universities.

Enhance the competences of university tutors and academic staff in promoting inclusion and well-being of Ukrainian students.

Develop and adopt common guidelines and protocols for integrating Ukrainian students into higher education systems.

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Project partners


University of Padova (ITA)

University of Istanbul – Cerrahpasa (TR)

University of Suceava Stefan cel Mare (RO)

Igor Vitale International s.r.l. (ITA)

International European University (UKR)

University of Zagreb (CRO)

UKRASTUD

Co-funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA). Neither the European Union nor EACEA can be held responsible for them.