Everyone at the University of South Wales has the right to feel safe and supported. If you experience or witness an incident of bullying or harassment, you can tell us by submitting a form via Report and Support.
The Dignity at Study Policy explains how the University handles complaints about harassment, bullying, unfair treatment and victimisation.
The University recognises that all staff and students should be valued and have a right to be treated with dignity and respect at work and study. All students are entitled:
The University aims to ensure that every person is treated with dignity and respect regardless of their age, gender (including gender reassignment), disability, family responsibility, marital, parental or partnership status, race, ethnic or national origin, colour, religion or belief, sexual orientation, or any other distinction. The University wishes to promote and sustain a culture where mutual trust and respect are the foundation of working relationships between all staff and students.
For further information please refer to the Dignity at Study Policy.
The University has trained members of staff to act as Dignity at Study Advisers for any students who have experienced bullying or harassment. Dignity at Study Advisers will be your main point of contact once you have reported any instance of bulling or harassment and they will listen to your concerns in a non-judgmental way.
Meeting with a Dignity at Study Adviser will give you an opportunity to discuss issues of concern to you. In turn, the Adviser will:
Contact a Dignity at Study Adviser
The University’s Dignity at Study/Work Advisers are: