Harassment is #NeverOK
#NeverOK is a joint initiative run by the University and The SU, which aims to tackle all forms of harassment, bullying, sexual misconduct and discrimination.
Understand what harassment is, the different forms it can take, and our commitment to supporting our students if they are affected by it.
#NeverOK is a joint initiative run by the University and The SU, which aims to tackle all forms of harassment, bullying, sexual misconduct and discrimination.
We're committed to a working and learning environment which is supportive and free from discrimination, harassment, bullying and victimisation.
This commitment outlines how we will support students affected by sexual violence or harassment
Find out about reporting a concern, including how to do it, what you can report, and what happens next.
Our team provides confidential, compassionate advice and practical support if you have experienced or witnessed unwanted behaviour.
This guidance will explain the process of reporting the misconduct of another student to the University.
Find support and advice if you have experienced harassment or sexual assault.
If you are a student who has been affected by sexual assault, sexual harassment or rape we can advise you on how to get help and support.
Sexual Violence and Domestic Abuse Response Service provides support if you’ve experienced sexual violence, harassment, or domestic abuse.
Understand our disciplinary and appeals processes and learn what to do if you've been accused of misconduct.
You can lodge an appeal against a University decision by following the Student Appeals Process and access guidance on appealing against an academic decision.
This guidance is for students who have been reported for behaviour that could constitute misconduct
In this guidance we set out what steps may be taken under the precautionary measures procedure.
We consider allegations of misconduct by students under Regulation 7.
This document is an overview of behaviours which are considered unacceptable at the University of Bath. It is not an exhaustive list.
Complete training to help you take an active role in nurturing a safe and inclusive community.
Book a training session to boost your confidence when tackling harassment.
Mandatory training for all members of staff, designed to help stop all forms of harassment, bullying and discrimination at Bath.
Mandatory training for all undergraduate and taught postgraduate students, designed to help stop all forms of harassment, bullying and discrimination at Bath.
Mandatory training for all postgraduate research students, designed to help stop all forms of harassment, bullying and discrimination at Bath.
Online training to help you understand more about active sexual consent.
Our Dignity and Respect Policy and Procedure explains our commitment to fostering an inclusive and supportive environment for all students and staff. It provides:
It connects the following University policies and procedures:
University policies and procedures about student behaviour and precautionary measures related to harassment and sexual misconduct.
The policy sets out the right of students to make an appeal against a decision made by the University. Part of the Regulations for Students 2024/25.
The Student Disciplinary Policy and Procedure explains how the University addresses reports of inappropriate behaviour and misconduct made against a student.
The precautionary measures the University takes to mitigate risks and protect students. Part of the Regulations for Students 2024/25.
Read the University's policy on Fitness to Practise.
Read the University's policy on spiking prevention.
Staff policies about the disciplinary procedure, professional boundaries, safeguarding, and our commitment to not using Non-Disclosure Agreements.
How we ensure that employees who breach the rules of conduct are treated reasonably, consistently and fairly in every case Updated August 2025.
Guidance developed by the Professional Boundaries Working Group to help academic staff develop and maintain professional boundaries with students.
This Policy addresses all aspects of safeguarding. For the purposes of this Policy the term “the University” is deemed to include the Students’ Union.
The University was an early signatory of Can’t Buy My Silence campaign’s No-NDA Pledge, joining in August 2022.
This procedure explains the processes for formally investigating dignity and respect reports about members of staff.
University policies and procedures which relate to both students and staff.
The University's policy regarding personal and professional relationships.
This guide sets out the informal approaches to the resolution of complaints made under the Dignity and Respect Policy for both students and staff.
The University of Bath is fully committed to promoting inclusion, equality, diversity, and accessibility. This policy applies from 1 August 2025 onwards.
If you have questions about the guidance, training, and policies: