#9263. Acculturation and alcohol: Exploring experiences of alcohol for Asian international students in Australia

November 2026publication date
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Abstract:
Acculturation can be a challenging experience for Asian international students moving to Western countries for study. The majority of international students are young adults, a population that has recently entered the legal alcohol purchase age, and who might not be familiar with new regulatory contexts and socio-cultural environments where drinking is common. Informed by theories of acculturative stress, ethno-identity conflict and adaptation, we explored Asian international students’ lived experiences of alcohol in other countries, and the social, cultural and religious contexts within which these experiences were situated.
Keywords:
Acculturation; Alcohol; Asia; Australia; International students; Qualitative; Young adults

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