Participants Wanted: National and Cultural Identity of TCKs and UK Domiciled Students
We invite you to participate in a research project investigating the influence of childhood mobility on student identity at the University of St Andrews. Participants can choose to take part in a survey, semi-structured interview, or both. The survey will take approximately 10 minutes to complete, and the interview will be between 30-45 minutes. A £20 Amazon voucher will be randomly drawn from each of the survey and interview participants (two £20 Amazon vouchers are available to win).
We are interested in students who are:
- between 18-25 years old
- enrolled at the University of St Andrews
- UK domiciled (i.e. you have lived in the UK since birth) OR are a Third Culture Kid (i.e. you have lived outside of your parent’s home culture for a minimum of two years before the age of 18)
If you are interested, please get in contact using the details below. You will then be given a Participant Information Sheet that further details my research and have the opportunity to ask questions, before being asked whether you consent to participate.
Contact Details
Researcher: Courtney Duncan ([email protected])
This study is being conducted as part of my, Courtney Duncan, Honours Degree Dissertation in the School of Geography and Sustainable Development at the University of St Andrews.
The School of Geography & Sustainable Development Ethics Committee, acting on behalf of the University Teaching and Research Ethics Committee (UTREC), has approved this application: Approval Code (GG15553)