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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.

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If an assault has just taken place and you are not in a safe place, feel at risk, or have any injuries that require urgent attention, call the emergency services on 999.

If you need a safe space or support from the University, on or off campus, call the Emergency Response Team on 07854 199020.

This number is available 24 hours a day for University Staff, University Students or other informants who need to report a serious incident that requires immediate and urgent response by the University.

If you choose to submit a report anonymously, we are unable to take any action on this report. Anonymous reports provide statistical information, which is used to inform our proactive and preventative work on tackling sexual violence and harassment. If you would like to speak to an adviser, please submit a report here.