“They’re doing it anyway, let’s have a conversation about it”: exploring student and stakeholder attitudes towards drug education programmes for university students

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Table 1. Student participant characteristics

Pseudonym	Age	Gender	Year of study	Level of study*	Programme of study
Sophia	18	Female	1	UG	Psychology
Kayleigh	19	Female	1	UG	Psychology
Caroline	20	Female	1	UG	Psychology
Gina	20	Female	1	UG	Psychology
Ella	20	Female	1	UG	Psychology
Megan	20	Female	2	UG	Psychology
Beth	22	Female	3	UG	Psychology
Natasha	22	Female	Masters	PG	Biology
Ryan	18	Male	1	UG	Psychology
Joe	18	Male	1	UG	Psychology
Diego	19	Male	1	UG	Psychology
James	20	Male	1	UG	Psychology
Milo	19	Male	2	UG	Anthropology
Luca	20	Male	2	UG	Psychology
Matt	21	Male	2	UG	Psychology
Patrick	25	Male	Masters	PG	Psychology
David	22	Male	Masters	PG	Law
Adam	22	Male	Masters	PG	Law
Charlie	20	Non-binary	2	UG	Psychology
Alex	21	Non-binary	2	UG	Psychology

*Abbreviations: UG: Undergraduate; PG: Postgraduate

Data availability statement

Anonymised transcripts for student interviews only (given their content, stakeholder interviews cannot be meaningfully anonymised) are available from the University of Bristol’s Research Data Repository (DOI available upon acceptance).