EUniWell values interdisciplinarity and the learning experience that can be gained from combining different interests, expertises, and perspectives. Based on this principle, the EUniWell Research Thesis Prizes recognise students from different partner universities working in different fields, either linked to Individual and Social Well-Being or Environment, Urbanity and Sustainable Development.
Communication skills are crucial for any researcher wishing to widen the impact of their research and engage with society and citizens. Therefore, as part of their prize, the young researchers received a dedicated communication training at Nantes Université.
Discover the videos produced by our young researchers during their training, and enrich your understanding of the notion of well-being with fresh perspectives on chemistry, urbanism, linguistics, and computer science, among other topics.
This one is by Georgia Bird from the University of Birmingham. She aims to understand whether the emotion-regulation strategies used by athletes for performance relate to their symptoms of mental illness and mental well-being.