Upcoming Events
Tomorrow’s University: the future of student mental health & wellbeing
Monday 24th January, 2022
18:00 – 19:00 GMT
We are thrilled to be co-hosting this Mental Health Question Time Event. Mental Health Question Time is a partnership between the UCL Division of Psychiatry, The Lancet Psychiatry and the National Elf Service.
You can find our more on our website here, or read further details and book to attend on the Eventbrite.
Monday 24th January, 2022
18:00 – 19:00 GMT
We are thrilled to be co-hosting this Mental Health Question Time Event. Mental Health Question Time is a partnership between the UCL Division of Psychiatry, The Lancet Psychiatry and the National Elf Service.
You can find our more on our website here, or read further details and book to attend on the Eventbrite.
Recent Events
“‘Embedding peer-assisted learning to support student mental health, wellbeing and academic progress" Webinar
17th November, 2021
This was a webinar on a variety of approaches to peer-assisted learning in Higher Education
Webinar: “Pathways to success: supporting good transitions into university”
28th October, 2021
This was a webinar with a variety of SMaRteN funded researchers, all speaking about their interventions and research related to supporting student mental health through the transition to university.
"Things and the Mind": art-based and bibliotherapeutic action and interventions in student mental health.
21st October, 2021
This virtual symposium was held to launch the world’s 1st graphic novel and interactive digital tool co-created with students about how mental health relates to things, spaces and places that surround us!.
This virtual symposium was held to launch the world’s 1st graphic novel and interactive digital tool co-created with students about how mental health relates to things, spaces and places that surround us!.
Enhancing Inductions for Postgraduate Students
15th July, 2021
Dr Patricia Jackman presented evidence from a recent SMaRteN-funded study that can help to inform the development of student-generated induction packages to promote mental health and wellbeing in doctoral researchers.In the webinar we were joined by Dr Maria Gardini, Dr Clio Berry, Owen Gower from UKGCE (UK Council for Graduate Education) and Michael Priestley - a postgraduate student from within the SMaRteN network.
Dr Patricia Jackman presented evidence from a recent SMaRteN-funded study that can help to inform the development of student-generated induction packages to promote mental health and wellbeing in doctoral researchers.In the webinar we were joined by Dr Maria Gardini, Dr Clio Berry, Owen Gower from UKGCE (UK Council for Graduate Education) and Michael Priestley - a postgraduate student from within the SMaRteN network.
Past Events
Longitudinal Study SMaRteN Student Mental Health Conference
30th June, 2020
A preliminary discussion day to support researchers working on longitudinal studies to share ideas and learning. |
17th December, 2019 SMaRteN's inaugural conference, led by our own Student Research Team. |
Arts Meets Health
14th November, 2019
An exploration of the intersection between creative arts and mental health. |
Pedagogy Workshop
10th July, 2019
A workshop looking at the contribution of curricula and syllabus content, teaching, academic support and assessment in supporting or hindering mental health. |
Secondary Data Analysis Webinar
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Sandpit: Measuring Student Mental Health
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World Mental Health Day 2018: SMaRteN's Future Retrospective
10th October, 2018
On World Mental Health Day, we invited a panel of experts to set out their vision of student mental health in the year 2030. |
