Z. Kawczyńska-Butrym, V. Pantyley, Marek Butrym, Ganna Kisla, Liudmila Fakeyeva
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Students in times of pandemic: Employment, living conditions, and health. Case studies from Poland, Ukraine, and Belarus
The article draws attention to the importance of gainful employment of students. The pandemic has largely limited such opportunities. Study objective: Determination of the scope in which students recognise limitation, its consequences for their plans regarding continuation of university education, life priorities and health self-assessment. The online survey involved the participation of a total of 380 students from Poland, Ukraine, and Belarus. Results: Demonstrated loss of employment, worsening of material situation, declared changes in plans of continuation of university education. Moreover, the respondents assessed their state of health as worse due to the occurrence or intensification of psychosomatic symptoms