Find out more about the steps you can take to bring serious incidents of misconduct that have taken place in the University community to our attention. International Application advice Apply from your country Advice for international students Exchange and free mover opportunities Accommodation. Speak Up — report abuse, harm or hate.
The University of Plymouth is proud to be a safe , welcoming and diverse community — our staff, students and anyone interacting with us should feel comfortable being who they are. We believe that bullying, harassment and discrimination are never okay. Any allegations of this nature which includes sexual violence , abuse or hate and various forms of exploitation are taken incredibly seriously. By reporting an incident, you are helping us to maintain our friendly and safe university culture, where everyone can study, work and live free from any form of harassment.
How can I receive immediate support? If an incident has just taken place and you are not in a safe place, feel at risk, or have any injuries that require urgent attention, call the emergency services on If you are living in University-managed accommodation, Security can alert senior on-call Residence Life staff by calling If you have experienced sexual violence or misconduct, please see our Sexual Violence and Misconduct Policy.
If you have recently experienced a sexual assault, please consider contacting your GP, the University Medical Centre or your local Sexual Assault Referral Centre for advice on pregnancy, sexually transmitted infections and other support — even if you do not want to go to the police or make a report to the University you can speak to these services confidentially.
Find a Sexual Assault Referral Centre. University Medical Centre. More support for staff and students. Use our Speak Up reporting tool to report any of the following types of incidents that have taken place on or off campus including placement providers :.
