英文摘要 |
The aim of the health-promoting universities framework is to integrate a vision of health into the structure, learning processes, and culture of universities to promote the health and well-being of students, staff, and the wider community. The role of healthy campus planning is critical for university students to engage in on-campus outdoor activities and create a healthy lifestyle. This study developed a multilevel model to examine the effects of the six features of campus planning (i.e., connectivity, integration, mixed land use, population density, building density, greenness on campus) at the university level and of on-campus activities at the student level on students’health-promoting lifestyles. The data included 32 universities and 1,797 participants who were registered as active university students. The results showed that participants residing on campus participated in more on-campus outdoor activities and reported more health-promoting lifestyles. The participants who studied at a campus that had higher levels of Normalized Difference Vegetation Index (NDVI), connectivity, and building density reported better health-promoting lifestyles. In addition, the positive effects of on-campus outdoor leisure and nonleisure activities on students’health-promoting lifestyles were elicited via different features of campus planning. Campus designers and planners should place greater importance on the outdoor environment to increase participation in different types of outdoor activities, thus improving students’health outcomes. |