Sexual health and well-being

Our commitment

We are dedicated to promoting sexual health and well-being for everyone on campus.

We believe that understanding sexual health is important for personal growth, academic success and overall well-being.

Our goal is to provide clear information, helpful support, and educational programs that teach about healthy relationships, consent, and respect.

We want to create a safe, welcoming space where everyone feels confident to make informed choices about their sexual health.

Available supports

We understand how much inappropriate sexual behaviour can affect the lives of our staff and students.

We are committed to building a campus culture that does not tolerate any form of sexual violence or harassment.

We want our staff and students to feel safe and supported, knowing they can trust us to listen, help them, and take action to stop unwanted behaviour.

Access sexual violence and harassment supports

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Education and training

We're committed to providing education and training around sexual violence and harassment, and sexual health and well-being.

We offer various trainings and workshops designed to raise awareness, equip individuals with essential skills, and promote a safe campus environment.

Learn how you can contribute to fostering understanding and support and help drive cultural change.

Explore our training services

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Policies and procedures

Supporting our campus community is a top priority for the University. We know that reporting sexual violence and harassment (SVH) can be very hard, but we encourage anyone affected to come forward.

This page provides links to important policies and procedures, as well as a flowchart that explains the step-by-step process for making formal complaints.

We are here to ensure you can access the support and resources you need during this time.

Learn more about our policies and procedures

Reports and data

Using reports and data from both national and local levels is key to shaping our response to sexual violence and harassment.

This information helps us understand the issues our community faces, spot patterns, and evaluate how well our current policies are working.

By studying this data, we can make better decisions that not only deal with immediate problems but also help build a culture of awareness and prevention.

This will strengthen our efforts to create a safer, more respectful, and supportive environment for everyone.

See our reporting and data