Confidential Reporting

The University of Aberdeen does not tolerate any forms of violence or harassment. All staff, students, and visitors to our campus can report something that has happened to them for recording anonymously or can use this form to get support from an adviser.

When you report confidentially, we do not collect any information that would allow us to identify and contact you. Confidential reporting will not trigger an investigation or the start of a formal complaint process but allows us to gather data on incidents.

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.

The University's Online Reporting Tool website provides more information about the type of support we provide and also various external sources of support for a variety of issues.

The following organisations and sources of support may additionally be helpful:

• Abused Men in Scotland
• Four Pillars - LGBT+ Support
• Grampian Women's Aid
• Grampian Regional Equality Council
• Men's Aid
• Rape Crisis Scotland
• Scottish Women's Aid
• Victim Support
• Women Against Rape

Information provided through this reporting tool will be processed and held in line with our privacy statement.