Make a complaint
The University provides you with guidance if you're thinking about making a complaint or submitting an appeal.
Report bullying, harassment, discrimination, hate incidents, sexual misconduct or assault
The University expects all students to adhere to the Student Code of Behaviour on and off campus and for all staff to adhere to University policies and procedures.
If you have experienced, or have observed, student or staff behaviour that breaches these policies and procedures, you can either anonymously or with contact details. If you make a report with contact details, an adviser will be in touch to offer support, guidance and agree next steps.
Reports may include:
- Sexual misconduct or assault
Our team of trained Sexual Violence officers can offer you confidential support, with incidents that have happened now or in the past. - or based on a protected characteristic, including age, disability, gender reassignment, marriage and civil partnership, pregnancy and maternity, race, religion or belief, sex and sexual orientation.
You may be thinking about making a complaint or submitting a report. If so, you can contact the who provide a free independent advice service.
Report another student for unacceptable behaviour
Reports related to sexual misconduct, bullying, harassment, discrimination and hate incidents should be made via .
Other forms of behaviour that pose a risk to the security, health or wellbeing of others, can be reported through our Student Code of Behaviour form. This includes (but is not limited to):
- possession or use of offensive weapons
- possession or dealing of illegal substances
- noise or nuisance behaviour
- theft
- damage to property.
Make a complaint about your learning experience or our professional services
NTU commits to providing high-quality education and services to all students. You can make a report to the University if you:
- are unhappy with your course, our facilities, or the support provided to you
- feel the quality of our teaching doesn't meet your expectations.
Find out more about making a complaint.
You can tell us about alleged inappropriate behaviour of NTU staff through , either with your contact details or anonymously. This includes allegations of sexual misconduct, discrimination, bullying, harassment and hate incidents. We encourage you to provide your contact details as we cannot investigate a complaint or support you unless we have your contact details.
You can contact the , who can provide free independent advice.