If you feel you or someone you know has experienced bullying there is support available for both students and staff outlined below.   

Support for students  

Student Support and Wellbeing Advisers The Advisers support students in making informed decisions through one-to-one conversations, be it related to personal, general wellbeing, financial, housing, or academic matters. The Wellbeing Advisers can be a triage service to other more specialist areas within the Student Wellbeing Service, including  Mental Wellbeing and  Disability Services .

Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Team provide advice, support and guidance on equality, diversity and inclusion related issues to students, academic advisors and other staff in student-supporting roles. 

Mediation Service The University's Mediation Service offers an alternative dispute resolution approach; it is confidential and can help resolve a disagreement or conflict. 
 
You can also access support within your Academic School by talking with your Personal Academic Tutor, or a Programme Support Officer in your faculty. 


Spectrum.Life offers immediate online, text and telephone support from qualified professionals. You can talk to them about anything, including stress, anxiety, low mood, financial worries, loss and grief, relationship difficulties, substance abuse issues and much more. They will work with you in getting initial help and liaise with the Mental Wellbeing Team for ongoing support. 

Telephone: 0800 0318227
WhatsApp: Text “Hi” to 0741836 0780 


External support 
 
Support for staff 

The University has a range of policies, guidance and services to support you at work. Find out more here.

Local Human Resource Contacts. If you are a member of staff, or manager, your HR partner will be able to identify the support that’s available for you. 

Trade Unions. There are three trade unions that represent staff at the University - Unison, Unite and UCU. 

Employee Network Groups. The University has a number of employee network groups. They are a fantastic way to network with people from all over the University, build contacts, share experiences, arrange events and socialise.

For more information and to find out more about using Report and Support, please take a look at these pages

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