Guidance on Harassment, Bullying and Discrimination for Students
| Type | Guidelines |
|---|---|
| Description | College guidance to help students understand what discrimination, bullying and harassment is, what support is available at the College, and which College procedures and regulations deal with helping to ensure that students are not unfairly treated or victimised, either by another student, a member of staff or a College visitor. |
| Themes | Student Welfare Service Management, Student Discipline, Student Appeals & Complaints, Governance, Equality & Diversity |
| Status | Current |
| Date approved | 01 October 2011 |
| Date of expiry | |
| Date of next review | |
| Author/contact | Governance Support Team |
| Owner | Academic Services |
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