Innovative Ways to Boost Well-Being Among Students in Higher Education

Abstract

More than 700,000 people die by suicide each year, according to WHO 2022. One fatality out of every 100 is suicide around the world. The fourth most common cause of death for people between the ages of 15 and 29 is suicide. The importance of mental health awareness in higher education institutions has grown in recent years. For students' general well-being and academic progress, it is essential to identify and treat mental health conditions. Academic performance, retention, and graduation rates can all be improved on campuses that put a strong emphasis on the welfare of their students. Higher motivation, more self-assurance, and higher levels of engagement and accomplishment are common among university students who feel more at home and like they belong. Additionally, they exhibit greater critical thinking skills, improved cultural awareness, higher levels of volunteerism, and a higher likelihood of being compassionate citizens.