At the University of Stirling, we are committed to ensuring that all students and staff – as part of a positive, safe and enriching “Stirling Experience” - can study, work, research and participate in an environment that supports them to succeed and feel fulfilled.
We aim to create a University culture where tolerance, empathy and mutual respect for diversity are central to all aspects of University life.
This website summarises our approach to tackling and preventing bullying and harassment for our community, along with providing information about support available for those affected.
For information and support in relation to gender based and sexual violence, please visit our dedicated gender based and sexual violence pages.
Access support and consider your options following an incident of bullying or harassment by completing our short, simple form in our secure Report and Support System.
What to do if you require immediate assistance.
Tackling Harassment: Being an Active Bystander
All University of Stirling students and staff are expected to complete this short online course to learn about the importance of recognising harassment and how you can look
Complete the Tackling Harassment course now.
This course is designed to be helpful and informative but if you do not feel able to complete the course due to the content outline, or feel upset by any of the course content,
For more information and what to expect you can read more about the Tackling Harassment course.
We respect the privacy of everyone who uses our University Support Services. Take a closer look at our full documentation on Confidentiality and Data Sharing.