A Survey of Sustainable Mental Health Among Students at Higher Education Institutions of Economics in Budapest

Author:

Vágány Judit BernadettORCID,Erdei Késmárki-Gally SzilviaORCID

Abstract

In recent years, there has been a lot of research on the sustainability of our environment and economy. The results of the aforementioned research are widely available. However, less is said about social sustainability and, in particular, about the managers and employees of the future farming organisations, who are still at school or university at the moment. Yet, today's students will be tomorrow's leaders and employees. But what are the characteristics of these young people? What are their expectations and ideas for the future? How anxious are they? How happy are they? What stable network of relationships do they have? How many of them can see themselves running a business and what are they doing about it? How conscious are they of their actions or do they just go with the tide? Our research questions will be answered by using the results of a survey – which has been running since 2019, and which is based on the second semester of 2022/23 including 609 subjects – regarding students studying at higher education institutions of economics in Budapest. We are hopeful that our results can contribute to the field of sustainable mental health by focusing on global well-being, resilience, self-regulation and peer efficacy.

Publisher

University of Maribor Press

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