Student Training
Being an Active Bystander Module
To promote an inclusive campus community and tackle harassment, all students are asked to complete the Being an Active Bystander module and receive a link to this on their course induction schedule. The course teaches our students how to recognise harassment and hate incidents, appropriate strategies for intervening and how to make a positive impact on our University community from the start.
Go to Being an Active Bystander Training
Education Resources
- What are Bullying and Harassment?
- What is Domestic Abuse?
- What is a Hate Crime / Hate Incident?
- What are Micro Aggressions?
- What is Online Abuse?
- What is Racism?
- What is Sexual Assault?
- Caring for yourself after sexual violence. (Free online course).
- What is Stalking?
Please Note
We think these resources are good and feedback from those who have used them is positive. However, thinking about this can be distressing or triggering. It is important to be kind to yourself, take your time and seek help when you need to. It might help to have someone to talk to. If you don't have someone to talk to or need someone extra you can contact us (no obligation to make a report). If the course is too heavy or is making you feel unsafe, please stop.