2019
DOI: 10.1590/s1414-40772019000300003
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Internacionalização do ensino superior e os impactos da imigração na saúde mental de estudantes internacionais

Abstract: No cenário educacional contemporâneo está cada vez mais presente o fluxo de estudantes que almejam ampliar seus horizontes educacionais cursando o ensino superior em outro país. Com a imigração e a mudança de país e cultura, o estudante pode estar sujeito a um estado de vulnerabilidade psíquica devido à perda dos referenciais culturais. Nesse sentido, e decorrente do fenômeno de internacionalização do ensino superior, o presente estudo teve como objetivo investigar quais são os impactos da imigração na saúde m… Show more

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“…As we will see in the following categories, the deficiency in preparation for immigration can enhance the emergence of an acculturative stress process. Thus, the study corroborates that the absence of realistic information about the environments where they projected to study and live, the idealisation of the contexts and the potential unpreparedness for immigration constitute intensifiers of culture shock, as identified in the work of Silva-Ferreira, Martins-Borges, and Willecke (2019), which highlights that this is the most bypassable risk factor, especially among voluntary immigrants: "About Brazil, nothing. I didn't even imagine that Portuguese existed.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 68%
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“…As we will see in the following categories, the deficiency in preparation for immigration can enhance the emergence of an acculturative stress process. Thus, the study corroborates that the absence of realistic information about the environments where they projected to study and live, the idealisation of the contexts and the potential unpreparedness for immigration constitute intensifiers of culture shock, as identified in the work of Silva-Ferreira, Martins-Borges, and Willecke (2019), which highlights that this is the most bypassable risk factor, especially among voluntary immigrants: "About Brazil, nothing. I didn't even imagine that Portuguese existed.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 68%
“…We also highlight the scant research on university immigrants in Brazil. According to the literature review conducted by Silva-Ferreira, Martins-Borges and Willecke (2019), only 11 articles were found between 2007 and 2016 in the BVS-Psi, Redalyc and EBSCO databases. In this regard and given the above, our proposal in the present study is to understand the impacts of immigration on the mental health of university immigrants.…”
Section: Immigration and Higher Educationmentioning
confidence: 99%