If you are concerned about someone, if you are aware that someone is being harassed, bullied, assaulted, abused or sexually abused.
Is there someone whose behaviour you are worried about, or someone whose actions are concerning you?
FInd out more about how you can help, or how to let someone know about your concerns.
If you are concerned about someone please come into the Enquiry Centre and ask to speak to one of the Student Support Team in confidence, they will be able to direct you to relevant service or person within the University, or assist you in making contact with external agencies who can provide support or guidance.
University of Dundee
Get help on campus:
Security staff are present on campus 24 hours a day - they can be reached by calling 01382 385850, or call into the Security Centre located in the Ewing Building. There are also call points located around campus where you can press the button to summon assistance.
Get help off campus:
Emergency Services (Fire, Police, Ambulance) can be called by dialling 999.
Police Non emergency number (where there is no imminent threat or danger) call 101
Information and support if you know or suspect someone may be suffering from domestic abuse
If you've had a disagreement with your flatmates, seek advice on how to effectively resolve conflict.
The Student Support team are on hand to act as mediators for any difficult discussions you may need to have as a flat.
Provides information and health care advice
Open 24 hours - phone for health care
advice when your GP practice is closed
Dial 111
The Support Hub:
Located behind the Tower Building.
The StayAlive app is a suicide prevention resource for the UK, packed full of useful information and tools to help you stay safe in crisis. Free download available from Apple App store, Google play or as a desktop Web app.
Come into the Enquiry Centre with all queries and questions.
Opening Hours
Information on Hate Crime from Police Scotland
Did you know that Hate Crime is any criminal offence committed against an individual or property that is motivated by a person's hatred of someone because of his or her actual or perceived race, religion, transgender identity, sexual orientation or disability?
You can report a Hate Crime as follows:
The University's Enquiry Centre is a Third Party Reporting Centre.
