Researchers at the University of New England, Australia invite you to participate in a study. This project has been approved by the Human Research Ethics Committee of the University of New England (Approval No.: HE15-088, Valid to 29 April, 2016).
The research focuses on Sojourners: people who live, work and/or study temporarily (this can be many years) outside their home countries. The aim of the research is to explore sojourners' social support networks and how this influences their wellbeing in a host country over time.
If you are a sojourner aged 18+ and interested in being part of this research, please click on the link below for further details and access to the survey:
unebcss.co1.qualtrics.com/SE/?SID=SV_72GxvKdVayp04ER
We would appreciate if you would forward or post this to your sojourner friends, family and work colleagues.
Many thanks for your interest and time
Longtime Sojourner
Expatriates (Sojourners) Needed
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