The mental health crisis in higher education – are we doing enough? In this Horizon Report, we explore the state of mental health in the higher education sector and the systemic pressures impacting wellbeing.
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Students are key to the future of innovation and leadership. However, in recent years, mental health has emerged as a pressing issue across universities, affecting both students and staff. The pressure to succeed academically, combined with financial concerns and job market uncertainty, is contributing to rising levels of stress and anxiety.

Many universities have made significant strides in raising awareness, promoting positive wellbeing, and expanding support services. However, challenges remain.

In the latest edition of our Horizon Report Series, we explore:

  • The state of mental health in UK higher education
  • Key challenges and systemic pressures impacting wellbeing
  • Proactive strategies universities are implementing, from early intervention to data-driven insights

With universities playing a crucial role in shaping future generations, prioritising mental health is essential for student success and institutional resilience. View the full report to gain specialist-led insights into the future of mental health in higher education.

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