Ulster University are committed to providing a safe environment conducive to the academic, social, and personal development of all members of the university community.
The University will take all reasonable steps to provide a safe environment for students, staff, and visitors to the University.
All members of the University are expected to conduct themselves, both on and off campus, in a manner which demonstrates respect for fellow students, staff and the wider community.
Consent is OMFG- an ongoing, mutual, and freely-given agreement to take part in sexual activity. It applies to all relationships, all genders, and all sexualities.
To give consent or to get consent from someone else might seem straightforward, but the complexity of relationships and sexual encounters at university can create uncertainty.
Ulster University is committed to supporting students impacted by Sexual Violence and/or Sexual Misconduct. This is the university’s online platform for reporting your experience.
If you have experienced Sexual Violence, or you are concerned about someone else who has experienced this, we can provide support and guidance. There are two ways you can access support and report Sexual Violence and/or Sexual Misconduct.
The University has a comprehensive policy and procedure for dealing with complaints of bullying and harassment in the learning environment.
It also clearly articulates the University’s commitment to creating and sustaining a
Community Relations work hard developing relationships between students and community stakeholders.
Our Student Guide has information on Staying Safe and helpful guidance from PSNI.
On campus: Extension 22222
Off campus: 028 70123456
SafeZone is a free app that connects you to the University security team 24/7 if you ever need urgent help, first aid or if you have an emergency while on campus.
If you are in an emergency situation and need police help, but can't speak:
Need urgent help but can't speak
View silent solution guide
