Dear students,

On behalf of our entire international research team, I would like to thank you for your willingness to spend approximately 15 minutes of your time completing the following self-reflection of your well-being, which will help you gain an insight into the current state of your well-being and will certainly bring you some joy today!

Your answers will help us recognize which areas are the key building blocks of your well-being and where in your life you feel good. But your self-reflection will also help us better understand where, on the contrary, we should help you more in building your good life. Because your well-being, just like you, is very important to us.

To demonstrate the effectiveness of the well-being course and show how your well-being improves over time, we will pair your current evaluation with a follow-up assessment at the end of the semester. For this purpose, we kindly ask for your name and surname. Please rest assured that this information will only be used for statistical purposes and to evaluate the positive impact of the course. Your responses will never be analyzed or reported on an individual basis, and your identity will remain entirely confidential.

Thank you from the bottom of my heart,
PhDr. Jana Koci, Ph.D.
Researcher and Professor at Charles University, Czech Republic, Europe
Author of the book Well-being and Success of University Students and coordinator of this international student well-being study

Confidentiality and Consent: Your participation and data will be kept confidential and used solely to contribute to the broader understanding of academic well-being among students and staff. Your personal details will remain anonymous in all published results or conference presentations related to this research. We deeply appreciate your trust and valuable contribution.

By proceeding with this questionnaire, you agree to participate voluntarily in this research. You understand that: (1) Your participation is entirely voluntary, and you can withdraw at any time without any consequences. (2) The data you provide will be used for statistical purposes only and will remain anonymous and confidential. (3) No individual results will be reported, and all analyses will be conducted on aggregated data.

If you have any questions or concerns about this research, please contact PhDr. Jana Koci, Ph.D., at jana.koci@pedf.cuni.cz