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The University will re-open on Tuesday 22nd April.  Wellbeing support for students over the Easter weekend - 0800 031 8227 to speak with a trained professional. Please do not delay accessing support if needed right now.  24/7 Wellbeing Support for UEL Students: for free confidential advice and support anytime. (Including Weekends and Bank Holidays). 

Other support available:

Security 24/7: 020 8223 7771

All students and staff can make use of our Report and Support tool, available online.

Where to get urgent help for mental health - NHS - call 111 and select the mental health option.

This is considered to be any behaviour deemed offensive which violates your dignity, or creates an environment that feels intimidating, hostile, degrading, threatening or offensive or undermines you as an individual or a group in which you belong.


Bullying could be done by one person or a group of people; often it involves someone who has more power bullying someone who has less power. It can often be unpredictable, irrational and unseen by others.


It includes, but is not limited to:

  • Repeatedly shouting at a person or group of people (possibly if it's only happened once)
  • Repeatedly putting down a person or group of people in public or private
  • Criticising a person in an appropriate manner or belittling them about their work, personality or appearance
  • Persistently ignoring someone.
  • Pressuring someone into behaviour or actions that they are uncomfortable with.
We encourage you to report any incidents, as then we can help to support you. You may decide to report an incident anonymously, which means that the incident will be logged for statistical purposes, however we are unable to take any direct action on anonymous reports.


You can find links to UEL and external support services here.

 

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