RGU make the pledge to end gender-based violence
Robert Gordon University (RGU) has partnered with White Ribbon Scotland to further its commitment and action in eradicating gender-based violence.
Please be aware that due to the Winter Break the University will not be monitoring reports coming into Report and Support between Monday 22 December and Monday 5 January. Reports will be responded to after Monday 5 January 2026. If you need urgent advice or support relating to gender based violence or hate crime, please visit SARCS, Police Scotland, or GP if you need medical assistance.
In an emergency i.e. if you believe that you or someone else is at immediate risk of harm, you should call 999. If you need medical advice but the situation is not an emergency, you can call NHS on 111.
'Get Consent' every time, and in every type of relationship.
Covid-19 Domestic Abuse Campaign
Sharing, or threatening to share, intimate images without consent is a crime that can come with a five-year prison sentence. If you’ve been affected, know that you are not alone. Help is available.
RGU have been on a journey to achieve the LGBT+ Youth Scotland Chartermark
The THAT GUY campaign urges men to take responsibility for their actions and language to help affect a culture change to tackle sexual crime against women.
Police Scotland have introduced a simple officer verification process to provide reassurance to any member of the public who may be concerned about whether or not they are being spoken to by a genuine police officer working alone.
Socialising is a major part of student life! Keep in mind these simple safety tips in mind while having fun.
‘Ask for Angela’ is a campaign aimed at helping people who feel unsafe on dates in Aberdeen pubs, clubs and entertainment venues.
Sex without consent is rape, whatever the circumstances.
Robert Gordon University has a zero tolerance approach to sexual violence and harassment
Bystander Intervention helps individuals or groups to actively address a situation they deem problematic.
Consent is when someone agrees, gives permission, or says 'yes' to sexual activity with another person(s).
Some messages to help provide support and communicate a view of sexual activity that is mutually respectful, consensual and an enjoyable experience.