Russia-Ukraine War 2022

Russia began a full-scale military invasion of Ukraine in the early morning of 24 February 2022 in a major escalation of the Russia-Ukraine conflict that began in 2014 and is considered the largest conventional military attack in Europe since World War II. This event shocked the world, which has not fully recovered from the Covid-19 pandemic. Apart from the devastating consequences for those directly affected by the military action, the Russia-Ukraine war 2022 holds major implications for higher education students and their future. To capture the immediate economic and social effects of this war, Faculty of Public Administration, University of Ljubljana from Slovenia (with international academic partners) launched a large-scale online global student survey entitled ‘Students’ perception on the Russia-Ukraine war 2022′. The global comparative analysis helps us formulate the most useful recommendations for policymakers.

Questionnaire for students (and preview version for contact persons)

ENGLISH version
Link for students: https://1ka.arnes.si/a/60ee60a0
Link for preview: https://1ka.arnes.si/a/60ee60a0&preview=on

Current students` responses by countries (FRI, 20.05.2022, 21:00 PM CEST)

TOTAL SAMPLE: 4681

Responses by countries (with at least 5 responses)

CountryValid responses
Ecuador593
Italy495
Mexico468
Slovenia411
Pakistan367
Romania303
Ukraine228
Serbia213
Croatia212
Portugal199
Indonesia170
India157
Poland135
Gambia129
Japan82
Spain80
Greece51
Turkey30
Macedonia25
Nigeria22
Guatemala20
Bosnia & Herzegovina19
Germany17
Russia16
Bangladesh11
Chile10
United States of America10
Malta9
Afghanistan8
Moldova8
The Philippines8
China7
Kenya7
Albania6
Argentina6
France6
Hungary6
Iran6
Montenegro6
Peru6
Austria5
Colombia5
The Netherlands5