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Covid takes toll on architecture students’ mental health
Over half of students say their mental health has suffered, RIBA survey finds
Over half of architecture students say their mental health has suffered because of the covid-19 pandemic, according to a RIBA survey.
Some 58% said their mental health had deteriorated during the crisis, while 39% said their physical health had deteriorated.
Nearly half – 45% – of the 398 students who responded to RIBA’s covid-19 student survey, said that they were feeling isolated, while 39% said that they were not keeping in touch with their peer group.
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