Section outline

  • Interventions to improve well-being and social inclusion among international students enrolled in Italian universities

  • Constructs included in the concept of social well-being
  • The theory of intergroup contact

  • Intergroup contact and social well-being

  • Fostering contact with local students and population to improve Ukrainian students’ well-being and inclusion

  • Intergroup contact and secondary transfer effects: Findings from the literature and this project’s study

  • Fostering contact with local students and population to increase positive attitudes toward European countries

  • One strategy to increase positive contact between Ukrainian students and local students: Imagined contact
  • An intervention of imagined contact

  • Electronic contact (E-contact) as a strategy to improve intergroup attitudes

  • An intervention of electronic contact

  • Making aware tutors of the needs expressed by Ukrainian students in this project’s questionnaire
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