The Covid-19 Pandemic on Sustainable Issues among University Students
Journal Title: Nursing & Healthcare International Journal - Year 2023, Vol 7, Issue 3
Abstract
The year 2020 is unexpected, started by a widespread virus from Wuhan, China and most people believe that this virus originated in bats and pangolins. Unfortunately, this virus has widespread throughout the whole world and the World Health Organization (WHO) called it a pandemic COVID-19 of course it caused a big impact in communities where most people lost their job and all institutions including Universities were ordered to be closed. However, this problem does not mean university students to stop their studies. Today we are lucky because there are a lot of online platforms that help us continue our studies such as Google Meet, Zoom and many more. Even though it is not easy to say because it gives a lot of effects on students like having a not suitable environment to study and leading to stress.
Authors and Affiliations
Sumaiyah JamaludinTS1, Mohamad Amin Z1, Dini Abdullah SN1, Nurumal MS1*, Win KK2 and Sutrisno RY3
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